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Marketa Vondrousova is a Wimbledon Champion 🏆

Great call. For tomorrow I think I'll go for Over 40.5 on Alcaraz - Djokovic. I personally think Djokovic will win again but it's not going to be easy. Even if Alcaraz wins the 40.5 line should be a pretty easy over. 

Carlos Alcaraz to beat Novak Djokovic at 2.65 with Unibet
I'm also going to side with the underdog in the finals tomorrow, I think there's some value in the odds. Djokovic is the more accomplished, for sure, but he's been showing plenty of signs of weakness here and there, and I think Alcaraz will have enough opportunities. I don't think there's as much value here as in Vondrousova today, but I'd nevertheless be like 2.37 here. 

Marketa Vondrousova to beat Ons Jabeur at 2.88 with Bet365
I very much agree that the odds are overrating Jabeur, and I'll back Vondrousova yet again here at odds this high. Nerves will play a role, and everything is possible, but the 3-3 H2H (with Vondrousova winning the most recent showdown in Indian Wells this year) is evidence enough that Vondrousova can very much beat her.

In fact, I'd say Vondrousova managed to beat stronger players than Jabeur's opponents (Jessica & Elina). 
I mean, I know Aryna & Elena are considered to be better players than Pegula & Svitolina, but the latter duo played really inspiring tennis in this Wimbledon. Sabalenka & Rybakina both fell short of expectations I think.

Alex Michelsen (+1.5 sets) to beat Kei Nishikori at 1.72 with bet365 (Challenger Chicago, USA)
Nishikori is trying to make a big comeback and the signs are positive, but the young American has impressed me a lot with his game so far. I think he's immensely talented and it'll be a shame if he doesn't find a way to bring this talent into fruition at some point. He's definitely capable of beating Nishikori today, let alone grabbing a set.

Alex Michelsen (+1.5 sets) to beat Kei Nishikori at 1.72 with bet365 (Challenger Chicago, USA)
Nishikori is trying to make a big comeback and the signs are positive, but the young American has impressed me a lot with his game so far. I think he's immensely talented and it'll be a shame if he doesn't find a way to bring this talent into fruition at some point. He's definitely capable of beating Nishikori today, let alone grabbing a set.

Medvedev is very tall guy, he beat Alcaraz 2 years ago and even Alcaraz is surprised to be in semis in such a short time...
Every match is new story and Eubanks was bad day for Medvedev. 
 
I see big value in Medvedev @ 3.30

Vondrousova - Jabeur
My first reaction seeing the odds 2.80 on Vondrousova was how is it possible odds are so big on her; this being a final and except if i am wrong she beat opponents as worthy as opponents that Jabeur beat , she already beat Jabeur twice this year on hard , i feel those odds are purely based on public perception of the rankings of the 6th playing  against the 42nd.
I'll take Vondrousova and will split my betting amount 30% on the 1st set and 70% on final win.
 

Carlos Alcaraz (-1.5 sets) to beat Daniil Medvedev at 1.76 with Unibet
Alcaraz is 10-0 on grass so far this season, and he will obviously be keen to lock himself a spot in the finals convincingly today. He crushed Medvedev when the two last met early in this season, and he's been the better player all year long. Medvedev is also yet to be tested in this event - Eubanks tested him, but he's hardly a world class player, which says a lot. Can't see past Alcaraz in this one, Medvedev would somehow have to switch back to his best, and he hasn't been able to do that for ages now.

What do you think about Berrettini and Eubanks tomorrow? Possible upsets? Berrettini really has a weapon (serve) on Wimbledon and Eubanks in form of his life. 
Second double I choose Bublik and Shapovalov. Bublik looks very good on grass last two weeks. 
Shapovalov has serve and he is very agressive player, I see him beating Safiulin. 

I think that Berettini and Eubanks upsets are expected here. Tsitsipas plays a little bit better than a month ago but his backhand is still questionable. Watched all of Eubanks matches so far and he is dangerous. + he is in form of his life as you said. Berettini played 3 amazing matches so far and has more experience on the grass, I thi k he has great chance. Bublik will be a close match, I like his chances here but it will be a risky one. Shapo should win 

Elina Svitolina to beat Viktoria Azarenka at 2.20 with Unibet
I like Svitolina in this spot at odds against. She really managed to get under Kenin's skin in the last match and, even though I did back Azarenka two rounds ago, I don't think that she deserves this hype just because she's managed to beat Kasatkina, who has a puffbal serve and who seemed to have some physical issues as well.

Elina Svitolina (-1.5 sets) to beat Leolia Jeanjean at 1.94 with Unibet
This time around, I'll actually be backing Svitolina, as Jeanjean doesn't seem to have the weapons that are required to trouble her. She's far too erratic from the back of the baseline, she doesn't have a great serve, and she typically lacks confidence as well. She's just a completely different match-up than Bonaventure was, and one that should suit Svitolina.

Ysaline Bonaventure (+4.5) to beat Elina Svitolina at 1.85 with Unibet
I've been both backing and opposing Svitolina recently, and I think this is a good time to oppose her again. Bonaventure is a solid player, she's had some reasonable form recently, and she can hold her own against most players, really. Svitolina hasn't improved as much as I was expecting her to.

That's true, it would have been lovely if Si had won it to become the youngest ever champion but at least Selby didn't get his fifth!

Yeah, I must admit I never ever saw him winning it. He had no form coming into it and normally that snooker isn't sustained for long periods of time. Personally don't think he'll ever do it again and it was a very weak tournament but nevertheless, it's much better to watch snooker like that then the boring stuff. Si will be gutted though because that tournament should have been his looking back. 

WTA Madrid: Begu to beat Sakkari @2.30 with William Hill
Begu as I said the other day is no mug on clay. Sakkari got past Badosa who just felt the nerves too much in front of the home crowd. Sakkari doesn't like being the fave herself with many short price losses. 
So I wanted to look here at Sakkari as a fave on clay when facing the current top 50. She's 8-7. Just in the positive which you would expect to be higher. So who did she beat? Gauff, Alexandrova, Keys, Mertens, Anisimova, Tomljanovic, a list that is hardly busting with clay court specialists. 
Begu can bring her problems, and again I see her being about 2.1 or maybe even a 50/50 shot, so going with Begu here at 2.3.
 

Alexander Zverev to beat Daniil Medvedev at 2.3 with bet365
Medvedev has said he's gonna try harder on clay this season and that's already true to an extent, but I think Sascha is much more devoted to this surface and should prevail today. 

Should be another win for Svitolina today, but the odds are way lower than yesterday. 
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova to beat Arantxa Rus at 1.55 with Unibet
This is my short-priced fav for today, as Pavs showed enough to win cleanly yesterday, and, like Svitolina, she seems to be truly interested in winning here. Rus has results only against worse opponents in her recent form book.

Elina Svitolina to beat Elena Gabriela Ruse at 1.62 with William Hill
I'll go with one ITF pick today. This will be Svitolina's second match after her return to the courts, but she performed above the expectations in her first match, and Ruse is in such a bad form herself that I think the odds are worth it. If Svitolina plays like she did against Putintseva, it should be comfortable, even.

Hey take it easy...
Francisco Cerundolo to beat Matteo Berrettini at 1.98 with Unibet
This should be good. Works for me anyway.
Elina Svitolina to beat Elena Gabriela Ruse at 1.62 with Unibet
Tagging along with @CzechPunter on this one as I fully agree with him.
Double acca at 3.21
High stake on this for me.

Well, Walden has to be the bet for today. He has a hell of a record against Un - Nooh and is yet to lose. The only concern is that all of these wins were in short formats / first to 6/.

Miomir Kecmanovic to beat Lorenzo Musetti at 2.00 with William Hill
Miomir looks like the bet for today to me, he's been on the up recently, while Musetti has been going down for a while now, and the rest time should be sufficient for Kecmanovic to have a better shot than the odds suggest imo. If you're losing to Muller on clay, you shouldn't be a fav against Kecmanovic.

Very good betting tip!