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Errani could barely walk in the 3rd set. Guess at 36 fatigue is an issue, except Djoko ofc haha

You should be a brave man to bet against a woman who has an average % of 1st serve @ 87.

Ridiculous odds on Medvedev to beat Alcaraz @ 3.60. Alcaraz beat Zverev mainly because Zverev didn't play all and was tired from the epuc clach with Sinner yesterday and he even took a medical timeout after the 2nd set. Medvedev was fairly solid against Rublev and was never in danger to lose a set or the match. I can see this one being a close battle, maybe a five setter with many long rallies and Medvedev triumphing at the end. The odds are definetely wrong to me and the values lies with Medvedev @ 3.60 😏

ST is the 2022y champion here, so that speaks volumes about his dedication today. Personally, wouldn't go against him today, given the fact that he will be 100 % focused.

Dimitrov underrestimated Shelton yesterday, who is really unexperienced clay courter, but he should be 100 % focused today. This match depends only of Dimitrov brings his A game and given the fact that his best performance on clay through the years had been in MC, i think he could edge this one. Dimitrov @ 1.91.

Thiem should be good enough today, at least for a set. He remains one of the best on the tour on clay and of he is on his day, he may even win this one. Rune hasn't had too many matches on clay so far and i think the Austrian will be fired up after yesterday's win to make the things really hard for the Norwegian. Theim to win a set @ 1.75.

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/.

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Andreev must be worth a few bucks against Z. Bergs. His 1st serve worked like a charm and he looked quite confident on return. I haven't watched Bergs but at odds against, i will take my chances and bet on my compatriot.

Did you fly with Caro yesterday??

? You really should get a real life, day time job hahah.

Well, this kind of attitude certainly raises a few questions, at the very least, it was obvious that Pinches couldnt care less after taking the lead at 1:3. In the final frame he had a couple of chances to attack, but he decided to play defensive...quite strange indeed.

Can't see it. With RUblev being such a strong baseliner, can't see how Nishioka could hurt him in any way possible.Both favourite should win in 2.

Well, i am glad we cleared that out how the translation of the metaphysical into reality happens, but what are your thoughts on today's card and do you see any value in it?