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Rybakina to beat Badosa @ odds +150
Imo Rybakina is the more talented player taking nothing away from Badosa.. I also feel the indoor clay courts will be to her liking.. I think she is rested and ready to go here.. I also am concerned about the withdrawl in MIami from Badosa, although it was reported as an illness.. I think these odds should be closer to -110 for each player, and think the line is a complete joke. I have large stake on Elena.. GL fam

Bet taken Alexis Galarneau to beat Mats Rosenkrantz in-play at 2.00 with Betfair

Bet taken Alexis Galarneau to beat Mats Rosenkrantz in-play at 2.00 with Betfair

Keep an eye out on Mirjam Bjorklund and Caisa Wilda Hennemann, two upcoming swedish WTA players. Mirjam is even togheter with Denis Shapovalov. She's peaking right now at rank no.183

Coria's lack of power might be his undoing tonight. If Verdasco hits the spot Coria will be in trouble.

Continuing my run of backing underdogs and even though it's not been a successful strategy recently, I've got to back Goffin in Doha today. The Belgian may well be in the midst of a career slump, but I just can't have it that he's given only about a 20% chance of beating Ruusuvuori. The Finn comes into this match after choking the Maharashtra final, where he was a very heavy favourite to win his first ATP Tour title. That can be a hard thing to get over, so if there's any kind of hangover here I can see Goffin taking advantage.
10pts Goffin to beat Ruusuvuori @ 4.50 365

Different (ground) strokes for different folks perhaps?
Re tennis being easier and only having two outcomes, what's all these game and set handicap bets I see on here?  Lots of ways to bet on the sport I think.
Re football, you're betting on the wrong markets. Plenty to go at away from the obvious, corners, cards, goalscorers. I hardly ever bet on the simple match outcome.

I like Sonego over Baez @1.84 unibet.
They both have very good results on clay. Baez starting 2021 and Sonego starting 2019. Regardless, Sonego has a much better record of achievements: Rublev, Thiem, Frietz, Djere… He started this year with a win over Carballes Baena and lost, pretty closely, to the Cordoba champion - Ramos.
Also, Sonego has already beaten Baez this year.
Even if Baez played well lately, I’ll favor the more experienced player to win again.

Gabriel Decamps was a really good hardcourt junior player. Had 81% win rate on hard and lost only 8 matches and won over 80. Rankad no.17 january 2017.
Come on guys watch out for this guy. Don't go against him if he's on hardcourt.

If not for Seles getting stabbed in the back Serena had been the greatest apart from Margaret Court.

Linda Fruvirthova is 16 years and Brenda 14 both turning 1 year older this season

Here's some for all you Paire lovers outthere 
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/may/28/benoit-paire-trapped-inside-tennis-sports-lockdown-king-of-pain

any opinion on Martincova - Zvonareva ?? 
When i see a player near the end of his/her career i automatically want to bet against, Martincova at 2.20

His career is quickly winding down. He even loses to Kamke these days. Clay never was his best surface. Can't see where a win over Dellien would come from.

Humbert takes on Norrie in Rotterdam and I'm backing the Frenchman. Both players are in poor form, but Humbert at least has a big recent win over Medvedev to look back on and he gets his best results indoors. Norrie had a great year last year but hasn't got going at all yet this year and until he does he's not a player I can back as a favourite. 
25pts Humbert to beat Norrie @ 2.20 Victor

Yes, she has the makings of a champion for sure! At the same time, she's still so young, so you never really know. MANY things can happen, even before she makes it to the second round of a Grand Slam, much less any further.
Vera Zvonareva to beat Tereza Martincova at 1.71 with Pinnacle
Martincova played admirably in a few indoor events last year, but she's started the new season with some difficulties in Australia. She had a decent fightback against Giorgi in the second, but that's only if you go by the scoreline. I also watched a bit of Zvonareva and she gave Mertens a real scare, a few good points there and she could've even won that one. On Russian soil, I'm inclined to trust her.

Problem with Rozen is that he lives off of all aces or quick points with his serving. The guy can rack up 20 aces but still lose to anyone.

A few years ago I shared my opinion on Garin and Jarry. First Jarry started to make his mark and then Garin won a load of challengers and climbed into top 100 in a season so when Garin were ranked around 90 when that season started I shared my opinion here and thought Jarry probably would win minimum one title and I wrote that I saw Garin as a potential top 30 player by the least. I still haven't changed my mind and the current opinion is that Garin will win more titles on clay.
Garin did well to get to AO round 32 where La Monf got the better of him which I predicted by posting La Monf -8.5 games and just like you say @Torque Baez made it much more complicated than he should have and isn't playing good enough for a win over Garin. Verdasco last week is: say what? He almost lost v Ficovich and later got trashed by Cachin. Verdasco for me = Good night!

Agree with that thinking. Also, Baez made much harder work of Verdasco than he should have done bearing in mind that Verdasco is a long way from the player he used to be.

Christian Garin to beat Sebastian Baez at 1.91 with Unibet
While I do see the angle that will make Baez competitive, I am willing to take the risk given the odds I'm getting in exchange. Garin can be a truly elite player on clay and he did a decent job in Australia, even with the conditions well against him. Baez had that good match against Tsitsipas and he is talented, no doubt, but I just don't see him being a 50/50 proposition against a player of Garin's qualities and pedigree just yet.

Regarding Verdasco just forget him. A spent force.

Problem with Rozen is that he lives off of all aces or quick points with his serving. The guy can rack up 20 aces but still lose to anyone.

Rafa Nadal Greatest Of All Time, the G.O.A.T? Could he be the one? He is in no doubt a better sportsman than Novak Djokovic in my opinion. This will fire up the GOAT debate again.

Rafa Nadal Greatest Of All Time, the G.O.A.T? Could he be the one? He is in no doubt a better sportsman than Novak Djokovic in my opinion. This will fire up the GOAT debate again.

Having introduced tennis to his nephew at an early age, Toni warned Rafael never to break a racquet, since it would be a huge disrespect to the millions of kids who cannot afford one.
“You throw one racket and I’m no longer your coach. There are millions of kids in the world who would love a racket and don’t have one,” said Toni, to his six-year-old nephew.
According to Toni, it was this lesson that stayed on with his nephew, because of which he has never thrown a racquet despite spending three decades on the court.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.essentiallysports.com/would-be-showing-a-lack-of-respect-how-uncle-toni-stopped-rafael-nadal-from-smashing-racquet-atp-tennis-news/amp/