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Bosancic won 16 64 63. First set looked really bad, i think he won three points in the first four games(!) but he came back strong in the second and third.

Have to agree and great posts by the way!  

I think Hughie is very underrated simply because he's the 2nd best Fury, but who knows how long that fact will remain.
Pulev is hard as nails, but he's slow and very much in the Abrahams style where he only starts boxing in the last minute to nick the rounds.
I think Hughie Fury is definitely the value bet.  

Hughie Fury to beat Pulev @ 2.25 Paddys
 

@opole dude, if I ever meet you in real life, imma give you sooo much love. Wish I got it when it was 15x money. But my money was locked in another bet at that time. But I had a veeeeery good night, thx to your advice. 

Thank you for the tip. Already got x5 my money back cus he won second set. I got him on x10 in live, hope he will pull thru. But anyways thx for the tip again, I wouldn’t have won on live if you didn’t post this. BIG UPs

Good to see you back Opole

Challenger Canberra-2
Thomas Bosancic vs. Tom Evans
=> Thomas Bosancic @2.63 Sbobet stake: 2/10
I actually think Bosancic is the bigger talent and has more experience at this point. Both guys are pretty unexperienced and young prospects but Bosancic was actually a pretty decent junior player who beat several Top 10 juniors as Baez (#1), Park (#3) and McHugh (#8). He was ranked as high as #48 in the junior rankings and is now starting to turn professional playing only four junior tournaments in 2018. Evans also solid junior but not as good as Bosancic in my opinion. Looks like a much closer matchup than bookmakers suggest. Small stake though as i think Bosancic still very inconsistent. I do not like to be involved with a high stake in such a matchup to be honest.

Kubrat Pulev vs. Hughie Fury
=> Hughie Fury ML @ 2.20 Pinnacle stake: 4/10
I know it's in Bulgaria and obviously that's the reason why Pulev is the underdog here otherwise he would be definitely prized as the favorite. I don't know if it's really a factor here as Epic sports won the purse bid. I doubt Pulev should be the favorite here, i don't know but he is quite inactive recently, his last fight was 18 months ago vs. oldie Kevin Johnson who isn't anyone you can take seriously as he is only running away, a very negative fighter in the ring as you could see vs Dubois this month who also went the distance. Pulev only fought one solid opponent since losing to Wladimir Klitschko in 2014 and that was Chisora two years ago where he edged a split decision over the Brit and it was more or less deserved but Hughie Fury is a completly different matchup. Hugie developed very well since the Parker loss. He is fast, moving a lot, has a good jab and of course has the height and reach as a big advantage. I think Pulev is a solid stylistic matchup for Fury as Hughie knows how to deal with a guy who probably only has the jab as his biggest weapon. Pulev is no slugger and no brawler, he is nobody who throws the right hand uncautious, he is a safety first boxer and i doubt that's enough as he won't have the speed to trouble Hughie. Odds are close i know and it might be correctly but i have the feeling Hughie will pull this out as he should ! be the guy who have all things on his side apart from the home factor.

Martin Bakole vs. Michael Hunter
=> Michael Hunter ML @ 2.35 The Greek Stake: 5/10
Hunter was a very successful amateur. Between 2006 and 2012 he won numerous national and international titles. Won the 2006 bronze medal in Morocco at the U19 WC, won the national championship in the US in 2007 and 2009 and he also won the National Golden Gloves in 2011 (Deontay Wilder four years earlier). In addition he is a former Olympian and competed at the 2012 London Olympics. There he had to fight in the first round vs. Artur Beterbiev and lost a razor close decision 10-10+. On Wikipedia you will read Hunter ost by KO, which is however a mistake and not correct. Beterbiev then went out against Usyk in round two. So Hunter had a long and good amateur career, then he turned professional in March 2013 and was very, very active with 12 fights in the first three years of his pro career. This has changed a bit in the last two and a half years. Since his first good win over Isiah Thomas in May 2016 he has only fought three times. 2017 against Usyk and this year against the solid journeyman Terrell Jamal Woods and former cruiserweight Iago Kiladze. Woods is very solid despite of his poor fight record, he was a good test for many top prospects because he has a good chin and is very experienced. Kiladze, of course, is always a good win although he is slowing down and his chin is troubling him too as he got knocked out cold three times in a row now but still vs. very solid opponent (Kownacki, Hunter, Joyce). If you compare the three guys in terms of how they managed to beat Kiladze i think you can see that the level of Hunter is quite solid as Kownacki and Joyce are both currently top 15/20 HWs. 
I saw the fight against Kiladze and that was a very, very strong performance from Hunter. I've rewatched at the fight against Usyk too. Hunter lost in April 2017 by decision. The fight was really close. Hunter was 5-4 rounds up for me after nine rounds but Usyk was very, very strong in the last three rounds and really did a great job and Hunter had to take some heavy flush shots and was ruled down once in the 12th round, a TKO was close to happen but Hunter did a great job and survived the round. Good sign, I think he has not just given up, his chin seems to be very solid one and the will was enormous. Had Usyk up 115-112 in the end because of the knockdown, but overall, if you let the last three rounds out of your picture this was a super tight fight and if Hunter wouldn't have gassed out badly he might even beat Usyk on my card. Here you can see the biggest strength of Hunter. Hunter is just a super strong and intelligent boxer who moves very well and can keep up with the elite like Usyk by his speed and ring iq. 
The fight against Bakole here is of course a different matchup because first Hunter is fighting here against a current heavyweight and on the other side Ilunga has massive power. 11 wins, 8 by KO. Ilunga is considered a top prospect, but I do not really know what to think of it. His balance sheet is padded because his opponents were first-rate glass cannons most of the time. After 11 fights he has fought opponents who together have a fight record of 90 (W) -160 (L) -18 (D). Obviously his wins are looking solid as the cross-comparions with prospects like Tony Yoka, Nathan Gorman or Daniel Dubois are looking really good but still he has only fought some bums. This is without a question a big step up for Bakole and we have to see how he deals with such a good and smart boxer like Hunter. I would say it like that: If Bakole is for real then it's a pick em fight 50/50, but if Bakole isn't for real and we do not know it right now then Hunter should be seen as the clear favorite with odds around @ 1.5.

CzechPunter if Melzer does win tomorrow.. I do believe there is a chance for it, but not sure if I will take that action. But, if this is the case then I believe we will see a win from either Querrey, Gulbis, Fucsovics, or Pouille to accompany the Melzer win.  Is there any preference of these 4 players winning between punters here. 
Verdasco played one of the sloppiest tennis matches I've seen in a while today, but he looks fit and motivated. In my opinion he played down to the level of Herbert who was not superb, but atleast average. I can see him advancing far in this tournament, but he is definitely a hard player to trust betting for me.  
Opole Congrats on Lima.. I just saw the scoreline for that one.. This is atleast 3 underdogs for you in a row, and I believe that you will reach #4 also with the doubles selection above.  I am working now on submitting something for tomorrow.

Challenger Las Vegas Doubles
A. Shamasdin/A. Siljestrom vs. R. Galloway/N. Pasha 
=> A. Shamasdin/A. Siljestrom @ 1.99 Sbobet stake: 4/10
Maybe i am wrong here but i do rate Shamasdin and Siljestrom definitely as the better doubles team in terms of quality. They played together two years ago and beat elite doubles team Cabal/Farah in Chengdu where they reached the semifinal. Galloway and Pasha are solid but i think they are overrated due to winning Calgary last week. Don't know if it's right to prize them like that. I think Shamasdin and Siljestrom are slight favorites here.

Hopefully sb. was able to catch Zima as an underdog, he won 46 63 62

Challenger Las Vegas Doubles
A. Shamasdin/A. Siljestrom vs. R. Galloway/N. Pasha 
=> A. Shamasdin/A. Siljestrom @ 1.99 Sbobet stake: 4/10
Maybe i am wrong here but i do rate Shamasdin and Siljestrom definitely as the better doubles team in terms of quality. They played together two years ago and beat elite doubles team Cabal/Farah in Chengdu where they reached the semifinal. Galloway and Pasha are solid but i think they are overrated due to winning Calgary last week. Don't know if it's right to prize them like that. I think Shamasdin and Siljestrom are slight favorites here.

Jurgen Melzer to beat Kevin Anderson at 4.83 with Pinnacle
Plenty of risk in this one, but I would have Melzer at around 3.00 personally. The home guy is going to give it his all, Anderson showed some weaknesses against Basilashvili, I can see the upset happening.

Hopefully sb. was able to catch Zima as an underdog, he won 46 63 62

Hopefully sb. was able to catch Zima as an underdog, he won 46 63 62

Hopefully sb. was able to catch Zima as an underdog, he won 46 63 62

Federer pulled out of Paris by the way. A sign he is clearly focusing on London as he hasn't won the finals since 2011 and had some bad luck there in the last couple of years.
Federers record in Basel is really really good, 42-3 overall and only losing THREE matches in his whole career there.
I don't think Krajinovic is the right opponent to make it to 4...

Melzer wins 76(6) 75 

Thanks mate!
Vukic was playing horrendous, trailing 46 35 and also wasting a 5-1 lead in the tiebreaker to 5-6 (still won it 8-6) + losing 0-3 in the third set, it was quite an inconsistent match from BOTH players and the more inconsistent player lost in the end but this time we had some luck to get through.
I think the tennis section here is quite good with some really good tipsters, i hope it will work out like that as you said to have some good profit during the next weeks and of course next season.
 
For today i think it's quite a hard day to bet.
Vienna looks drained. I thought about taking Fognini as he has some small chances to qualify for the ATP Finals but his odds are not worth a risk as it is Fognini who easily can clown away such a match.
I also like Marterer to beat Medvedev in Basel but the problem is Marterer is in a slump for months now and hasn't won a match since August 1st on clay. The match vs. Ymer last week in Stockholm was quite a really weak match with Marterer blowing away a 5-3 lead in the third set and losing it 5-7. Looked awful there in the end.
Nothing really catches my attention today tbh. Challenger market also looks tough to bet on today.

Melzer wins 76(6) 75 

Thanks mate!
Vukic was playing horrendous, trailing 46 35 and also wasting a 5-1 lead in the tiebreaker to 5-6 (still won it 8-6) + losing 0-3 in the third set, it was quite an inconsistent match from BOTH players and the more inconsistent player lost in the end but this time we had some luck to get through.
I think the tennis section here is quite good with some really good tipsters, i hope it will work out like that as you said to have some good profit during the next weeks and of course next season.
 
For today i think it's quite a hard day to bet.
Vienna looks drained. I thought about taking Fognini as he has some small chances to qualify for the ATP Finals but his odds are not worth a risk as it is Fognini who easily can clown away such a match.
I also like Marterer to beat Medvedev in Basel but the problem is Marterer is in a slump for months now and hasn't won a match since August 1st on clay. The match vs. Ymer last week in Stockholm was quite a really weak match with Marterer blowing away a 5-3 lead in the third set and losing it 5-7. Looked awful there in the end.
Nothing really catches my attention today tbh. Challenger market also looks tough to bet on today.

One of the sharpest tips I've come across on the internet.. I've been extremely impressed your tennis knowledge, just reading some of your writing today.  This is a special place with very talented ppl, and I hope we can form an alliance to win alot of money from sportsbooks.  

Melzer wins 76(6) 75 

ATP Vienna
Milos Raonic vs. Jurgen Melzer 
=> Jurgen Melzer @ 6.10 Pinnacle stake: 4/10
Jurgen Melzer will play his last singles tournament next week in Vienna, he will call it career in singles competition afterwards but he wants to play doubles competition only in the future. His last tournament will be a home tournament in Vienna, his home town where he was born and lives AND where he played his first ATP match in 1999. It will be some special kind of atmosphere for sure as the tournament officials are planning some things for him and i expect a last good tournament from Melzer who definitely still has it, i read an interview today where he said that he is feeling fine and his body is working well right now and he wants to finish singles with a bang and i tink he might can do that as his opponent Raonic was in really bad shape recently losing to McDonald and Pospisil with average performances. I have the strange feeling that Raonic is looking forward to the end of the season. Expect some close sets as Melzer knows to hold serve, has good variety with serve & volley and is experienced enough.

Federer pulled out of Paris by the way. A sign he is clearly focusing on London as he hasn't won the finals since 2011 and had some bad luck there in the last couple of years.
Federers record in Basel is really really good, 42-3 overall and only losing THREE matches in his whole career there.
I don't think Krajinovic is the right opponent to make it to 4...