Competition manipulation – Tiidt, Kormik, Perli

One phone call can end your career faster than any supplement.

As part of the European Combat Sports Festival, the Estonian Center for Integrity in Sports (ESTCIS) runs a seminar in two parts. This is part two: The Hidden Opponent.

It is led by three ESTCIS specialists: Teele Tiidt, Education Manager and performance nutritionist for Team Estonia; Remo Perli, Chief Investigative Officer with a background in the Estonian Police and the Corruption Crimes Bureau; and Karolin Kormik, Communications Manager, long-time football player, and former referee.

Fights are bet on worldwide, results come down to one person, and young fighters with little money are exactly who fixers approach first. The approach rarely looks like a bribe, it looks like a friend, a sponsor, a casual question about an injury.

Through practical scenarios, you will learn:

• How to recognise match-fixing and misuse of inside information.
• The risks of sports betting.
• How and where to report a suspicious approach.

This seminar is designed for athletes, coaches, club leaders, and parents of young fighters who want to protect their health, their results, and their sport.

Fair and clean play starts with you, but succeeds through all of us.