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I am sad for Muchova. Bad reactions in crucial moments cost the title to her. The robot opponent from Poland is finally beatable. Muchova proved that. Let's see the coming future for both.
And something i didn't like from the robot, is that she tried to make politics inside the final. Who are you madam robot to make politics? Anyone who only knows to hit the ball by racket is capable to make politics? Of course not. Ridiculous action by the robot. 
 

I am sad for Muchova. Bad reactions in crucial moments cost the title to her. The robot opponent from Poland is finally beatable. Muchova proved that. Let's see the coming future for both.
And something i didn't like from the robot, is that she tried to make politics inside the final. Who are you madam robot to make politics? Anyone who only knows to hit the ball by racket is capable to make politics? Of course not. Ridiculous action by the robot. 
 

I am sad for Muchova. Bad reactions in crucial moments cost the title to her. The robot opponent from Poland is finally beatable. Muchova proved that. Let's see the coming future for both.
And something i didn't like from the robot, is that she tried to make politics inside the final. Who are you madam robot to make politics? Anyone who only knows to hit the ball by racket is capable to make politics? Of course not. Ridiculous action by the robot. 
 

Novak Djokovic (-5.5) to beat Casper Ruud at 1.89 with Unibet
I can't really see past Djokovic here, and I think the games handicap is the best option here, as the set handicap is priced dreadfully low. You need a weapon of sorts to bet Djokovic, and, while Ruud isn't entirely weapon-less, he doesn't have anything particularly big in is repertoire, and that will most likely bite him. Nerves could also be an issue.

The most gifted player from the new generation is Rune for me. He must work hard to gain confidence, and then he will be a permanent candidate for all slams in the future. The way he lost to Rublev is the most crazy way to lose a match in the eternity. He was looking terribly in mind, he was also making some silly communication tricks with his team that were bizarre even for the lady umpire. I am sure however that he will mature in mind. I rate him one class above Alcaraz as tennis person. 
For the final, i think that Tsitsipas may win a set. Djokovic is better and better while aging. Nobody can stop him to win all slams this year. But WARNING this is a prediction, okay? There are NO guarantees in this life. For me there isn't anything to surprise me, even to see Tsitsipas to lift the trophy tomorrow, no worries, no feelings, no surprise. Betting is a really really hard work to do. 
Thanks, and let's discuss tomorrow after the final ! 

The most gifted player from the new generation is Rune for me. He must work hard to gain confidence, and then he will be a permanent candidate for all slams in the future. The way he lost to Rublev is the most crazy way to lose a match in the eternity. He was looking terribly in mind, he was also making some silly communication tricks with his team that were bizarre even for the lady umpire. I am sure however that he will mature in mind. I rate him one class above Alcaraz as tennis person. 
For the final, i think that Tsitsipas may win a set. Djokovic is better and better while aging. Nobody can stop him to win all slams this year. But WARNING this is a prediction, okay? There are NO guarantees in this life. For me there isn't anything to surprise me, even to see Tsitsipas to lift the trophy tomorrow, no worries, no feelings, no surprise. Betting is a really really hard work to do. 
Thanks, and let's discuss tomorrow after the final ! 

Good evening.
First of all, Sinner lost the match but not the other way, that Tsitsipas won. 
Tomorrow : Lehetsca vs Tsitsipas
I like the Czech Lecheca too mch. Personally i combine players game together what i hear from them in talking. Yes, i like this guy Lechesca. Apart from this, i watched him playing against Aliassime and he was very capable. 
I can't imagine that a player with just half backhand - very weak one, but Sinner was tactically mistaken to target all the time Tsitsipas backhand- 
I mean, backhand is his weakness, but it is not useless. He returns the ball 90% of times. Here we compare a very strong forehand and we say that Tsitsipas has weakness in backhand. 
My advise to Lechesca is simple : Don't target tactically and systematically the Tsitsipas backhand, because you will lose the match.
Play as you did against Alliasime- i don;t fancy a lot the Canadian btw- and you will stay in the match till the end.
That's all!
 

It's even more bonkers that Mr. Metal Hip won two five-setters in a row!

Paula Badosa/JJ Wolf Parlay: odds 5.5
first meeting matches for both players, and I think I have the more talented player both ways.. Collins beat Trevisan on hard, and tired player now Garcia. I am not impressed with these results at all, and the only advatange for Collins is the home country imo. Badosa traveled from Ostrava to here, and seems to be in form with more work to do. 
GL Gents, and stay humble my friends! I've already place the wager clearly in bold text!
ALSO WANTED TO ADD THAT JJ WOLF is an indoor specialist. if you look at his record it's something like 55-26. I don't the exact reason for his success here but it is pretty clear. I think the wrong American is favored to win their match. Albeit. they are some tricky betting lines I will admit.. but should be a hell of a watch. 

Nice call there. Played the early matches yesterday, Thiem, Rublev and Ymer and followed with another bet on Wang and Swiantek at night. Having no idea why the odds for Wang were @2.00.
For today I would probably go for Korda, Pospisil in the challanger tour and Swiantek against Pegula.
Korda looks like a good bet as he beat Agut and Murray. Against Murray he had a downfall only in the second set but didn't have many problems overall and going 6:1 in the third. Rinderknech played a really, really tough match against Carreno Busta after losing the first set and playing a 18:16 tiebreak in the third.
Pospisil seems like a nice match as he is the way more experienced player. For the German this is I believe his deepest run in the challanger tour as he is still playing mostly ITF tournaments. The difference in the levels is huge and playing against an experienced player like Pospisil seems like the end of his run.
About Swiantek, Pegula isn't playing bad but Swiantek is almost unbeateable right now. Watching her last 2 matches after the defeat against Kreichikova and she is definetely playing goood winning 81% first serve and beating Gauff 6:0, 6:3. Also everyone knows that she was on 37 matches win streak so @1.45 seems okay.
Also wondering if I should go for Felix against Musetti. Watched Felix play and he was doing really well also was 91% on first serve. Musetti beat Sapata and Macdonald. Sapata had a lucky win against Sonego (who was playing terribly, watched the match), and against Macdonald that is having a rough season. The bar is too high with Felix now

This USO will be remembered as the edition where the big 4 finally lost their grip.

For Me Collins to beat Sabalenka @2.12 meridianbet looks decent bet.
I predict that the Bellarussian Sabalenka will suffer heavy from the crowd behavior. Please all look what happened yesterday in the match Kyrgios/Medvedev. The crowed was awfully supporting...Kyrgios because the other guy is Russian...
Kyrgios would beat Medvedev by his game without the behavior of the crowd. BUT Sabalenka is not Kyrgios. She survived in match against Kanepi in a way happens once in a decade probably. I only remember one match like this. A player down 1-0 in sets and down 5-1 in second set and finally returned and won the match! And Sabalenka was down 5-2 and 6-3 in the second set tiebreak! hahaha! 
Collins is the female Kyrgios, in her game style. Of course WTA is by no means predictable like the ATP , but here i see Collins to have the advantage not only because of the mad crowd, but in addition she has the game to beat Sabalenka tonight. 
Good luck! 

For Me Collins to beat Sabalenka @2.12 meridianbet looks decent bet.
I predict that the Bellarussian Sabalenka will suffer heavy from the crowd behavior. Please all look what happened yesterday in the match Kyrgios/Medvedev. The crowed was awfully supporting...Kyrgios because the other guy is Russian...
Kyrgios would beat Medvedev by his game without the behavior of the crowd. BUT Sabalenka is not Kyrgios. She survived in match against Kanepi in a way happens once in a decade probably. I only remember one match like this. A player down 1-0 in sets and down 5-1 in second set and finally returned and won the match! And Sabalenka was down 5-2 and 6-3 in the second set tiebreak! hahaha! 
Collins is the female Kyrgios, in her game style. Of course WTA is by no means predictable like the ATP , but here i see Collins to have the advantage not only because of the mad crowd, but in addition she has the game to beat Sabalenka tonight. 
Good luck! 

For Me Collins to beat Sabalenka @2.12 meridianbet looks decent bet.
I predict that the Bellarussian Sabalenka will suffer heavy from the crowd behavior. Please all look what happened yesterday in the match Kyrgios/Medvedev. The crowed was awfully supporting...Kyrgios because the other guy is Russian...
Kyrgios would beat Medvedev by his game without the behavior of the crowd. BUT Sabalenka is not Kyrgios. She survived in match against Kanepi in a way happens once in a decade probably. I only remember one match like this. A player down 1-0 in sets and down 5-1 in second set and finally returned and won the match! And Sabalenka was down 5-2 and 6-3 in the second set tiebreak! hahaha! 
Collins is the female Kyrgios, in her game style. Of course WTA is by no means predictable like the ATP , but here i see Collins to have the advantage not only because of the mad crowd, but in addition she has the game to beat Sabalenka tonight. 
Good luck! 

I d take kecmanovic over gasquet today for 1,45 odds. They re gonna grind it out , and the younger player in kecmanovic should win that.

Marta Kostyuk to beat Vika at 2.25 with Betfair
I don't like Azarenka at all nowadays so this is more a bet against her.

J. J. Wolf (+2.5 sets) over Nick Kyrgios at 2.09 with Pinnacle
I think Nick might be in for a long evening here, Wolf has already upset Bautista here and he seems to be playing fairly well at the moment, big motivation as well on home ground. Nick dropped his focus against Bonzi for a short while, too, and he might drop it here again. Not sure why this is above 2.00, probably something like 1.83 would look fair to me.
Garbine Muguruza over Linda Fruhvirtova at 1.53 with William Hill
Not sure Fruhvirtova is there yet. Big talent, but still plenty of odd losses this year and her serve is still a liability in this kind of conditions. Expect Muguruza to have a field day with her second serves.
Clara Burel over Alison Van Uytvanck at 2.20 with Unibet
Burel's Rybakina win wasn't perhaps as shocking, she has gone through the qualifying rounds well, after all. Her form book is better than Alison's, and her mobility could trouble her opponent as well. Different sort of a match-up than Venus Williams, who's a lot like AVu in many regards.

One thing I will say. Serena played extremely well two nights ago, and especially serving the ball huge. It wasn't a perfect match for her, but she is definitely in some kind of form.. This doesn't seem to be the hampered Williams that can dump a match to any player on tour.. This is massive serving Serena, and timing the ball well from the baseline. I give her a 40% chance and I think that's extremely fair considering how easily she ran through her opening match. I believe she can outserve Kontaveit to win
Serena Williams +200 .5 unit
 

I love when people post picks win or lose.. atleast they are making an effort to cooperate.. We can make our own decisions about whether or not to take that action.

Gotta be the craziest USO beginning I've ever seen. Taylor Fritz & Tsitsipas were something, like, 1.04 - 1.05 to win?!? Crazy, just crazy.
 

tsitsipas getting destroyed by galan out of all people might be the weirdest thing I ve seen since I ve started watching tennis

To qualify for the final: Borna Coric at 15.00 with Betsafe
Can beat both Alcaraz and Nadal in an eventual clash. Will be all up to him. If he turns up playing like in Cincy and how he's done throughout his career I'm nailed on this bet to come in.

That doesn't seem right to me. You can't favorize Fritz when he's facing Rublev compared to not taking Kudermetova to beat Tomljanovic which is more likely to happen. I don't expect Rublev to beat himself exactly so Fritz will need to do more work I think than Kudermetova will have to do.

What's happening with Alkaraz? Why we don't see him often? Who he thinks he is? Or he maybe thinks that he must copy the attitude of Nadal Djokovic and Federer! To appear only in slams because they are all multi slam champions! And who? A 19 years old boy probably heavily overtrained and he can't move his legs.
Lets see....If he makes us the...favor to appear before the US open! 

Rublev doing well in important games today - serves for first set, broken, serves to stay in second, broken, serves for match... you've guessed it - broken. Certain players are probably a gold mine if you bet against them at key points in matches.