Controversial courtside ads for UK bookmaker William Hill have been dumped from next month's Australian Open tennis tournament.
Tennis Australia confirmed on Friday it would no longer offer "on-court signage" to the betting agency.
The ads were criticised in January after the BBC and BuzzFeed revealed evidence of widespread match-fixing at the top level of world tennis.
William Hill was not implicated in the match-fixing allegations.
However, the scandal renewed criticism of the betting agency's deal in 2015 to become the Australian Open's "official betting partner".
Anti-gambling campaigners said the agreement represented a problematic deepening of ties between large bookmakers and the sport.