Chad le Clos follows up, saying he will be banned from the 2028 Olympics

• Chad le Clos said he will be banned from the 2028 Olympics because he was found guilty of match-fixing in the competition in Cape Town.
• In Sea Point, he said he was watching sports and that he was surprised by the match-fixing.
• After the match, Chad le Clos Foundation announced that it had launched a fund to help those affected by match-fixing.

Olympic champion Chad le Clos said he was punished at the 2028 Olympics in Africa for match-fixing. In particular, he said that he would not have been able to compete in the Olympics because he was found guilty of match-fixing in an international competition.

In a post on Instagram, Le Clos said that the 30-year-old swimmer had been found guilty of match-fixing. In his view, he did not know what was happening, but he said that he would not have been able to compete.

Le Clos also said that the swimmer's family had asked for help and that the foundation had started a fund. The foundation said that it would help those affected by match-fixing in the competition.

Chad le Clos Foundation said it would support those affected by match-fixing. The foundation said that Le Clos planned to return to the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.

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