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Quote from: karabiber on February 20, 2024, 07:58:37 AM

Andy Murray has been in a slump lately and is struggling to win matches. Murray has lost seven matches in a row and has one win in his last eleven matches. Murray is looking for a way out and now he needs to get back on track to turn his career around and he will be looking to do that in a tournament where he reached the final last year. Muller came to Qatar in good form and has won three of his last four matches. Muller is one step ahead of an out of form Murray in this match, but Murray might want to get back on track with this match. It's a critical match.

So Doha is the next tournament a lot of us will be following and yesterday Murray beat
Muller in 2 sets 6-1 and 7-5 in a tie break. He plays again today against Mensik who
I have never heard of but the key here is Murray is playing again within 24 hours and
he is the underdog at 2.2, anyone going to risk a bet on Murray at a good price?

Couple of interesting matches today, Bublik plays Fucsovics, Humbert plays Kotov and
Monfils plays Zhang.

Zhang has been playing and improving over the last few weeks and Monfils had
a tough'ish match yesterday against van de Zandschulp. Odds there are Monfils
1.65 v 2.15 Zhang, a bet on Zhang might work out!

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Ok the best possible scenarios for Sinner are:

Top 2 by the end of March

Top 1 by after the Summer.

about Alex vs Sinner, honestly, I thought it would be a little more interesting, to be honest. But I also did expect Sinner to win. His future looks really bright.

But on the point of his future being bright, Grin

did you guys see this though? 👇

source: https://www.eurosport.com/tennis/jannik-sinner-and-carlos-alcaraz-must-train-like-animals-to-hit-novak-djokovic-s-level-juan-carlos-f_sto10031847/story.shtml

I actually kind of agree with him to be honest. But at the same time, I believe if they actually do that level of hard work they will probably surpass Novak Djokovic. In my opinion, both of them are young and definitely have the capability. What do you guys think?

This looks like a gimmick to create more hype and also to make Carlitos work harder. Imo, he chose Novak as a role model and is exaggerating his performance so Carlitos feels more motivated to reach new heights.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on February 18, 2024, 05:05:52 PM

Ok the best possible scenarios for Sinner are:

Top 2 by the end of March

Top 1 by after the Summer.

about Alex vs Sinner, honestly, I thought it would be a little more interesting, to be honest. But I also did expect Sinner to win. His future looks really bright.

But on the point of his future being bright, Grin

did you guys see this though? 👇

source: https://www.eurosport.com/tennis/jannik-sinner-and-carlos-alcaraz-must-train-like-animals-to-hit-novak-djokovic-s-level-juan-carlos-f_sto10031847/story.shtml

I actually kind of agree with him to be honest. But at the same time, I believe if they actually do that level of hard work they will probably surpass Novak Djokovic. In my opinion, both of them are young and definitely have the capability. What do you guys think?

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Quote from: Strongkored on February 20, 2024, 07:20:02 AM

Not an impressive performance from world number two Aryna Sabalenka as she was immediately eliminated in the second round of Dubai Tennis to Croatian player Donna Vekic.
Vekic played very impressively, especially in the second and third sets, trailing 0-2 in the second set but managed to turn things around and the third set gave Sabalenka no chance at all to get a single game and closed the deciding set 6-0.
With Sabalenka's elimination, Iga Swiatek is the favorite and maybe this will be her second title this year ubut it's still quite a long journey so anything could still happen, including Swiatek being knocked out early.

Another, perhaps not really surprising but interesting result in a Rybakina v Azarenka battle: Azarenka was ahead 6:4 and then she seemed to pick up an injury and quality of her play deteriorated and she lost the second set 2:6 and withdrew. It's a shame it could have been a great match and a spectacular deciding set.

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Andy Murray has been in a slump lately and is struggling to win matches. Murray has lost seven matches in a row and has one win in his last eleven matches. Murray is looking for a way out and now he needs to get back on track to turn his career around and he will be looking to do that in a tournament where he reached the final last year. Muller came to Qatar in good form and has won three of his last four matches. Muller is one step ahead of an out of form Murray in this match, but Murray might want to get back on track with this match. It's a critical match.

Griekspoor and Grenier. Two players with good serves and big strokes face each other. Griekspoor had a great week in Rotterdam but was helpless against Sinner. Grenier is also in great form and has won four of his last five matches. His win against an effective player like Cressy was impressive. Griekspoor is one step ahead but Grenier is a tough opponent and can take the match to a different level.

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Quote from: Strongkored on February 20, 2024, 07:20:02 AM

With Sabalenka's elimination, Iga Swiatek is the favorite and maybe this will be her second title this year ubut it's still quite a long journey so anything could still happen, including Swiatek being knocked out early.

Don't forget there's Rybakina in the draw as well and Ostapenko is always a dark horse in such tournaments. Ostapenko has been one of the most consistent players on the tour the past year, surprisingly. There is some outside chances for Coco Gauff as well. Should be interesting to see with Sabalenka's departure.

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Not an impressive performance from world number two Aryna Sabalenka as she was immediately eliminated in the second round of Dubai Tennis to Croatian player Donna Vekic.
Vekic played very impressively, especially in the second and third sets, trailing 0-2 in the second set but managed to turn things around and the third set gave Sabalenka no chance at all to get a single game and closed the deciding set 6-0.
With Sabalenka's elimination, Iga Swiatek is the favorite and maybe this will be her second title this year ubut it's still quite a long journey so anything could still happen, including Swiatek being knocked out early.

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Well there isnt a massive amount of points between the top 3, 835 separates Alcaraz and
Sinner and 1585 separates Djokovic and Sinner, very doable.

Just watched the final over at Delray Beach in the U.S between Taylor Fritz and Tommy
Paul. It was a different level of Tennis than the Sinner v de Minaur final and there was no
atmosphere at all - altogether it was a bit lack lustre.

Fritz won 6-2, 6-3.

Just watched

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Ok the best possible scenarios for Sinner are:

Top 2 by the end of March

Top 1 by after the Summer.

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Quote from: coinlocket$ on February 18, 2024, 04:17:12 PM

Sinner did it again.

He is now number 3 in the world.

Do you think he can reach number 1 in the upcoming months?

Yeah, Sinner defeated de Minaur in the final 7:5, 6:4. I think that's totally possible, hopefully he won't get injured. If he stays healthy, there are several guys who can stop him: Djokovic, Alcaraz and Medvedev (he defeated each of them this year btw). But I can see Sinner is improving, his tennis is getting more and more mature every day so I'd say his chances are pretty high.

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Alcaraz loss against Jarry. It was not expected as result but personally I have seen him a bit "tired" in his game playing.
Sinner will play today against De Minaur. Australian player has lost all match against him but moreover he has never won a single set in 4 matches ... Odds as usual very low (Italian bookmakers @1.22)
Thanks to the Final Sinner will reach the third place in ATP Ranking. This is a record also for all Italian tennis player Roll Eyes

Yeah, Alcaraz losing in the semi was a huge surprise (also for bookies I guess). All in all, Carlitos doesn't look that hungry anymore, has he achieved all his life goals already? Money, fame, World #1 at such a young age...

Dubai WTA is live starting today. Russian tennis prodigy Mirra Andreeva unexpectedly lost to Peyton Stearns of the USA 2:6, 6:2, 1:6. For the world nr.65 it's just the second time in her career she beats a top50 player.

Another unexpected result is Ekaterina Alexandrova losing to Magdalena Frech 6:7, 3:6.

Tons of interesting matches coming up today including Paolini v Haddad Maia, Mertens v Tsurenko and Kenin v Cirstea.

Are we not all to harsh on Alcaraz? The guy is only 21 years and he is going through a period that not all things are going his way. It happens to all of us and I am pretty sure he will recover from this losses. The pressure on him and expectations are very high and that is not always easy to handle also.

Yes maybe, maybe he is training differently and trying new techniques and building
on shots or maybe there is a motivational lapse, or he will be winding up closer to
the French open, he is still a very sought after guy, former #1 and currently #2. Maybe
we shouldnt be on his case or worried for him.

Quote from: coinlocket$ on February 18, 2024, 04:17:12 PM

Sinner did it again.

He is now number 3 in the world.

Do you think he can reach number 1 in the upcoming months?

Yea it was a very close match eventhough it was over in 2 sets, they were able to break
each other on a few occasions and some long rallies with super shot making.

#1 - yea maybe, it depends on what tournaments Djokovic plays and what Sinner can win,
I'm not sure how far away he is on the #2 spot, maybe we get an ATP update tomorrow on points?

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Sinner did it again.

He is now number 3 in the world.

Do you think he can reach number 1 in the upcoming months?

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Alcaraz loss against Jarry. It was not expected as result but personally I have seen him a bit "tired" in his game playing.
Sinner will play today against De Minaur. Australian player has lost all match against him but moreover he has never won a single set in 4 matches ... Odds as usual very low (Italian bookmakers @1.22)
Thanks to the Final Sinner will reach the third place in ATP Ranking. This is a record also for all Italian tennis player Roll Eyes

Yeah, Alcaraz losing in the semi was a huge surprise (also for bookies I guess). All in all, Carlitos doesn't look that hungry anymore, has he achieved all his life goals already? Money, fame, World #1 at such a young age...

Dubai WTA is live starting today. Russian tennis prodigy Mirra Andreeva unexpectedly lost to Peyton Stearns of the USA 2:6, 6:2, 1:6. For the world nr.65 it's just the second time in her career she beats a top50 player.

Another unexpected result is Ekaterina Alexandrova losing to Magdalena Frech 6:7, 3:6.

Tons of interesting matches coming up today including Paolini v Haddad Maia, Mertens v Tsurenko and Kenin v Cirstea.

Are we not all to harsh on Alcaraz? The guy is only 21 years and he is going through a period that not all things are going his way. It happens to all of us and I am pretty sure he will recover from this losses. The pressure on him and expectations are very high and that is not always easy to handle also.

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Seeing Carlos Alcaraz still struggling to win the title after winning Wimbledon is quite surprising, it seems there must be an improvement in his performance, maybe he feels he is already too good? So there was a kind of stagnation in his performance after his surprise defeat of Djokovic.
I once saw Andy Roddick say that Alcaraz's serve was one of his shots that didn't improve at all, it seems like this should be a cause for concern. Carlos Alcaraz is unlikely to change the coaching team so he will remain with Juan Carlos Ferrero.
Meanwhile, Jannik Sinner managed to appear consistent after getting AO, in the final against De Minaur, I predict this will be Sinner's next title, and Djokovic's biggest competitor turned into Sinner and Alcaraz came in second.

And Swiatek successfully defended her title in Doha, which is a good achievement because in the women's section, it is rare to be able to defend the title, Rybakina actually played well, but she failed to complete many important points, and in Dubai, it will be even more interesting because Aryna Sabalenka will compete.

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Quote from: serveria.com on February 18, 2024, 05:14:04 AM

Yeah, Alcaraz losing in the semi was a huge surprise (also for bookies I guess). All in all, Carlitos doesn't look that hungry anymore, has he achieved all his life goals already? Money, fame, World #1 at such a young age...

Dubai WTA is live starting today. Russian tennis prodigy Mirra Andreeva unexpectedly lost to Peyton Stearns of the USA 2:6, 6:2, 1:6. For the world nr.65 it's just the second time in her career she beats a top50 player.

Another unexpected result is Ekaterina Alexandrova losing to Magdalena Frech 6:7, 3:6.

Tons of interesting matches coming up today including Paolini v Haddad Maia, Mertens v Tsurenko and Kenin v Cirstea.

Surly Jarry is the favourite now to win the final now ina BA but I wouldn't be surprised of the other outcome would happen.
Beating Alcarez surly must have been the biggest win of his life, at least I suppose.
Often after huge upsets players lose the next game against a much weaker opponent, have seen that a million times. Don't know why that happens so often, maybe it's a pressure thing.
Against a top caliber player you can only win as the underdog, if you lose then everybody expected that anyway.
But now he is the favourite and the pressure is on him to first, follow up the hugh upset, and second, win the title.
Let's see how he can handle that situation.

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So its an all South American final down in Buenos Aires, as everyone is saying Jarry beating
Alcaraz is massive and in two sets.

Sinner got the job done against Griekspoor, he was much improved and looked way more sharper
than previous matches.

Quote from: bitbollo on February 18, 2024, 03:50:09 AM

Alcaraz loss against Jarry. It was not expected as result but personally I have seen him a bit "tired" in his game playing.
Sinner will play today against De Minaur. Australian player has lost all match against him but moreover he has never won a single set in 4 matches ... Odds as usual very low (Italian bookmakers @1.22)
Thanks to the Final Sinner will reach the third place in ATP Ranking. This is a record also for all Italian tennis player Roll Eyes

Odds today on ROLLBIT are Sinner 1.23 v 4.30 de Minaur. Is the Australian that much
of an outsider? I dont think so TBH.

This is brilliant for Jannik to be reaching #3 in the rankings, ok Medvedev is taking a break but
we all know Jannik deserves that position.

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Quote from: bitbollo on February 18, 2024, 03:50:09 AM

Alcaraz loss against Jarry. It was not expected as result but personally I have seen him a bit "tired" in his game playing.
Sinner will play today against De Minaur. Australian player has lost all match against him but moreover he has never won a single set in 4 matches ... Odds as usual very low (Italian bookmakers @1.22)
Thanks to the Final Sinner will reach the third place in ATP Ranking. This is a record also for all Italian tennis player Roll Eyes

Yeah, Alcaraz losing in the semi was a huge surprise (also for bookies I guess). All in all, Carlitos doesn't look that hungry anymore, has he achieved all his life goals already? Money, fame, World #1 at such a young age...

Dubai WTA is live starting today. Russian tennis prodigy Mirra Andreeva unexpectedly lost to Peyton Stearns of the USA 2:6, 6:2, 1:6. For the world nr.65 it's just the second time in her career she beats a top50 player.

Another unexpected result is Ekaterina Alexandrova losing to Magdalena Frech 6:7, 3:6.

Tons of interesting matches coming up today including Paolini v Haddad Maia, Mertens v Tsurenko and Kenin v Cirstea.

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Alcaraz loss against Jarry. It was not expected as result but personally I have seen him a bit "tired" in his game playing.
Sinner will play today against De Minaur. Australian player has lost all match against him but moreover he has never won a single set in 4 matches ... Odds as usual very low (Italian bookmakers @1.22)
Thanks to the Final Sinner will reach the third place in ATP Ranking. This is a record also for all Italian tennis player Roll Eyes

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Quote from: serveria.com on February 17, 2024, 05:46:06 PM

Yes, I agree, there's little doubt Alcaraz will win the title.

World #1 Iga Swiatek has won a WTA 1000 title in Doha. She defeated Elena Rybakina in the final 7:6, 6:2. Rybakina was making too many unforced errors during this match. She was leading 4:2 in the first set but lost momentum and Iga came back and broke the Kazakh twice. She then won in the tie-breaker. Second set was not that intense anymore. 6:2 easy win for the Pole.

A few surprising results yesterday with Iga sweeping Rybakina with ease, while I was expecting 3 sets of gruelling match. Jarry gets the better of Carlos Alcaraz which was the bigger upset. Tommy Paul beats Tiafoe in quick straight sets at Delray Beach. Alex DeMinur beats Grigor Dimitrov in Rotterdam.

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just finished the first set Sinner against Raonic 7 - 6 . The canadian player has committed some errors during tie break and the loss was practically there. However great match between the two players, Raonic is not young anymore but has been able to compete very well today. let's see next set

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forfait. Raonic has just left the match.

Yes I was watching this, he is still succumbing to injuries. He did right, he was visually
struggling with his ankle I think so no point in damaging it further.

Sinner is struggling a bit in this tournament, he says ots the court and its heavyness,
I think he would have beaten Raonic last night anyway TBH

He plays homeboy Griekspoor who is having a fantastic tournament with his home crowd,
it will be a big upset though if he goes on to beat Sinner.

Second semi final is de Minaur v Dimitrov - there he is again in the mix, Dimitrov is again
playing great but he isnt favourite surprisingly.

Yeah, Dimitrov is showing some world-class tennis in Rotterdam. If you're placing bets on his matches you should take this into account. If he's not a favourite, perhaps it's a good chance to win some easy money.

Meanwhile at a bit neglected Argentina Open in Buenos Aires semi-finalists are known: Alcaraz is facing Jarry, while Coria and Diaz Acosta will meet in an all-Argentinian semifinal.

Yea, was wondering where Alcaraz was but didnt investigate it at all TBH. Looking now
at the semi finals line up and I would be massively surprised if Alcaraz doesnt win outright.

He is big favourite against Jarry @ 1.17

The Other semi final is Diaz Acosta v Coria, they are pretty much evens so it could
go either way and I cant see either of them posing a threat to Alcaraz in the final.

Over at Rotterdam IDK about betting on Dimitrov eventhough we agree he is playing
great tennis, de Minaur isnt favourite for nothing and I have a habit of backing the
favourite on most occasions.

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and de Minaur taken the semi final in 2 sets 4-6, 3-6

Yes, I agree, there's little doubt Alcaraz will win the title.

World #1 Iga Swiatek has won a WTA 1000 title in Doha. She defeated Elena Rybakina in the final 7:6, 6:2. Rybakina was making too many unforced errors during this match. She was leading 4:2 in the first set but lost momentum and Iga came back and broke the Kazakh twice. She then won in the tie-breaker. Second set was not that intense anymore. 6:2 easy win for the Pole.

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