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Quote from: aoluain on May 08, 2024, 01:52:30 AM

I just checked the outright odds for the mens winner and in top spot is Djokovic, no surprise
there at 2.85. Closest to him is Tsitsipas at 10.2!

OMG, that's a huge difference between the first and the second position.

Quote from: aoluain on May 08, 2024, 01:52:30 AM

Rounds of 128 playing today but Rafa plays tomorrow in his round against a Belgian player
I have never heard of, Bergs. Maybe serveria.com has heard of him?

Not really, I've never heard of him as well. He's not exactly junior, he's 24 yo but only showed up recently, prolly a late bloomer and just appeared on tour. Will keep an eye on him.

Quote from: aoluain on May 08, 2024, 01:52:30 AM

On the womens side its the same, its rounds of 128 playing ATM. It will be interesting to
see how Swiatek and Sabalenka play. Outrights ATM are Swiatek 2.35, Sabalenka 5.70.

It's a bit weird as Sabalenka defeated Swiatek in Madrid final.

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I just checked the outright odds for the mens winner and in top spot is Djokovic, no surprise
there at 2.85. Closest to him is Tsitsipas at 10.2!

Rounds of 128 playing today but Rafa plays tomorrow in his round against a Belgian player
I have never heard of, Bergs. Maybe serveria.com has heard of him?

On the womens side its the same, its rounds of 128 playing ATM. It will be interesting to
see how Swiatek and Sabalenka play. Outrights ATM are Swiatek 2.35, Sabalenka 5.70.

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Quote from: Strongkored on May 06, 2024, 04:40:50 AM

I thought FAA will be able to perform better in this final, but it was quite a painful defeat for him, he only won one against Rublev in a couple of meetings so it is very certain that the title will belong to Rublev, and this is the second ATP Master for Rublev.

ATP Roma, two top players will definitely not participate here, Jannik Sinner due to a hip injury, Carlos Alcaraz due to an arm injury, as well as defending champion Daniil Medvedev whose participation is still in doubt but there is no official news about him yet so it can be said that he will try to defend his title.

Yes, these two players will not take part in ATP Rome 2024 due to injuries, of course that is very unfortunate thing because the competition in this competition will not be as interesting as before.
It just that I think there are other top tennis players who have big chance of winning the title later and I predict that the competition in the race will belong to Medvedev, Djokovic, Zverev and Rublev.
They are the best players who will participate in the competition for the title this year, but I have doubt whether Medvedev will actually defend the title.

But it would be good if Medvedev can still play well and defend the title later because he will still prove that in this competition he can still be the best.

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Meanwhile he will not play at Roma internazionali, Sinner was present for some autographs and visit a sponsor stand. Of course there was and assault by local supporters, here the full news
(Italian language) https://roma.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/05/07/news/sinner_foro_italico_autografi_mille_tifosi-422864041/

Very interesting, as part of Sinner-mania, according several sources, many supporters have start to sell their tickets when has been announced his absence...

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After losing the first set Rublev didnt panic, he increased his game play for the second
and third sets and was able to break Felix in each to win the title.

With Sinner and Alcaraz out of Rome there will certainly be a few top seeds who will fancy
their chances even more, maybe Rublev already has his eyes on this title too, that would be
remarkable. Ruud needs a good result in Rome too.

Women start tomorrow I think.

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I thought FAA will be able to perform better in this final, but it was quite a painful defeat for him, he only won one against Rublev in a couple of meetings so it is very certain that the title will belong to Rublev, and this is the second ATP Master for Rublev.

ATP Roma, two top players will definitely not participate here, Jannik Sinner due to a hip injury, Carlos Alcaraz due to an arm injury, as well as defending champion Daniil Medvedev whose participation is still in doubt but there is no official news about him yet so it can be said that he will try to defend his title.

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Quote from: serveria.com on May 04, 2024, 04:32:31 PM

Aaand the new Madrid Open WTA champ is Iga Swiatek! She defeated last year's Madrid champion Aryna Sabalenka 7:5, 4:6, 7:6! That was one hell of a match and Aryna had 3 championship points during the match!

Madrid ATP tournament is one of the weirdest of all time: a lot of players have withdrawn including the semi-finalist Jiri Lehecka.

Just saw the highlights of the womens final, that was a great tennis match, very
close which is what we want to see from the two top seeds and what the organisers
want for the tournament.

On the mens side the tournament has been a very weird one. The commentators at
one stage after Lehecka retired said that this scenario happened before, a finalist
getting 3 walkovers to reach the final.

Rublev is favourite at 1.35 which I think is right.

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Aaand the new Madrid Open WTA champ is Iga Swiatek! She defeated last year's Madrid champion Aryna Sabalenka 7:5, 4:6, 7:6! That was one hell of a match and Aryna had 3 championship points during the match!

Madrid ATP tournament is one of the weirdest of all time: a lot of players have withdrawn including the semi-finalist Jiri Lehecka.

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Just confirmed Sinner will not play IBI (Internazionali Roma) due hip injury.
Here the full news published on tournament website but of course has been posted already everywhere. https://www.internazionalibnlditalia.com/news/Hanno-detto/sinner-messaggio-social-rinuncia-ibi/
tomorrow there is a meeting with press where he will provide more details.
Very sad for Italians supporter Sad

there is a strong hype behind him.

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Thats a dream final for the tournament organisers for the womens side, the two top seeded
womens players. I think I'd fancy Swiatek to win this, she has won all her previous matches
much easier than Sabalenka has.

The mens final however is a strange one, unbelievably Felix AA has another walkover into
the final after Lehecka damaged his back last night. In the post match interview Felix had mixed
emotions, he is happy to be in the final but has only played 1 full match to get here, Rublev has
to be favourite purely by being "match fit"

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Quote from: aoluain on May 03, 2024, 12:25:28 PM

Maybe this is another player saving himself for Rome?
Felix AA gets another parachute into a semi final against Lehecka, thats good fortune.

Its a strange semi final really to have all the other top seeds out and two players nobody
would have bet on to reach this far into the tournament.

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Medvedev withdrew after losing the 1st set, he told the physio that he couldn't move properly and it was visible in late games of the 1st set.
A weird tournament overall, the best we can hope for in the final is 7th seed Rublev, basically against an unseeded player considering that Lehecka was no. 30.

It seems it will be an 'anybody can win this' Roland Garros. Top seeds injured or out of form, a lot of players between 20-50th spot with really good momentum behind them. One to watch for sure.

The Madrid Open is not considered as important as grand slams that's why the top players prefer their health and fitness over winning the game.
Andrey Rulev is in great form and is now the top seeded player in the semifinals defeating Alcaraz in quaterfinals. He'll be fighting Taylor Fritz which could be a tense match but I believe he'll come victorious to get another title to his name. On another semifinals, Lehecka would play against Felix Auger-Aliassime, the later one had an walkover without playing while Lehecka got a straight win so he would most probably prevail.

You were right! he beat Fritz and continues his great run of form, he deserves his final
position TBH and hopefully he has found a winning approach to his play.

The same goes for Felix AA if he makes to the final, hopefully he has found a
more effective type of style to his play.

As expected, Andrey Rulev's final push was much easier than defeating Alcaraz. Lehecka got a walk-through on another semi and he won't be winning against Andrey Rulev unless he gets a walk-through to title.
There's much more competition on the womens side where the number 1 ranked Iga Swiatek is having the final battle with number 2 ranked Aryna Sebalenka. They are the top 2 female tennis players in the world giving their best. It's hard to predict a winner cause Sebalenka won over Rybakina 2-1 in the semis who itself is in a good form and Swiatek had a straight win against Madison Keys.

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Quote from: cryptofrka on May 02, 2024, 02:14:57 PM

Medvedev withdrew after losing the 1st set, he told the physio that he couldn't move properly and it was visible in late games of the 1st set.
A weird tournament overall, the best we can hope for in the final is 7th seed Rublev, basically against an unseeded player considering that Lehecka was no. 30.

It seems it will be an 'anybody can win this' Roland Garros. Top seeds injured or out of form, a lot of players between 20-50th spot with really good momentum behind them. One to watch for sure.

Maybe this is another player saving himself for Rome?
Felix AA gets another parachute into a semi final against Lehecka, thats good fortune.

Its a strange semi final really to have all the other top seeds out and two players nobody
would have bet on to reach this far into the tournament.

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Medvedev withdrew after losing the 1st set, he told the physio that he couldn't move properly and it was visible in late games of the 1st set.
A weird tournament overall, the best we can hope for in the final is 7th seed Rublev, basically against an unseeded player considering that Lehecka was no. 30.

It seems it will be an 'anybody can win this' Roland Garros. Top seeds injured or out of form, a lot of players between 20-50th spot with really good momentum behind them. One to watch for sure.

The Madrid Open is not considered as important as grand slams that's why the top players prefer their health and fitness over winning the game.
Andrey Rulev is in great form and is now the top seeded player in the semifinals defeating Alcaraz in quaterfinals. He'll be fighting Taylor Fritz which could be a tense match but I believe he'll come victorious to get another title to his name. On another semifinals, Lehecka would play against Felix Auger-Aliassime, the later one had an walkover without playing while Lehecka got a straight win so he would most probably prevail.

You were right! he beat Fritz and continues his great run of form, he deserves his final
position TBH and hopefully he has found a winning approach to his play.

The same goes for Felix AA if he makes to the final, hopefully he has found a
more effective type of style to his play.

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Quote from: bitbollo on May 02, 2024, 10:38:47 PM

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Is there a chance Sinner is taking a precautionary measure to withdraw here to minimise the
risk of getting injured before Rome?
...

Definitely yes.
However this Is not the favorite surface for him so I see the chance for the win really hard.
In Italy there Is a "Sinner mania" probably linked to the fact that Is a new kind of "sport influencer" ... Far away from what we have seen in the past (One of the top players here was Fognini... Called also "fogna" - sewer).
There Is a lot of pression to see here live (there Is a big hype for the tournament tickets for the final are already soldi out...)

By the way It seems Sinner Is already suffering for hip injury like Murray... Here the difference Is the young age ... Shocked

Yeah, so true, Sinner is a real nice guy and a role model for young tennis players not only in Italy but all around the world. There's some Federer-esque aristocratic touch to his image. And yeah, huge difference with arrogant and pompous Italian tennis bad boy Fognini... Grin

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Quote from: aoluain on May 02, 2024, 05:59:41 AM

Is there a chance Sinner is taking a precautionary measure to withdraw here to minimise the
risk of getting injured before Rome?
...

Definitely yes.
However this Is not the favorite surface for him so I see the chance for the win really hard.
In Italy there Is a "Sinner mania" probably linked to the fact that Is a new kind of "sport influencer" ... Far away from what we have seen in the past (One of the top players here was Fognini... Called also "fogna" - sewer).
There Is a lot of pression to see here live (there Is a big hype for the tournament tickets for the final are already soldi out...)

By the way It seems Sinner Is already suffering for hip injury like Murray... Here the difference Is the young age ... Shocked

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Quote from: cryptofrka on May 02, 2024, 02:14:57 PM

Medvedev withdrew after losing the 1st set, he told the physio that he couldn't move properly and it was visible in late games of the 1st set.
A weird tournament overall, the best we can hope for in the final is 7th seed Rublev, basically against an unseeded player considering that Lehecka was no. 30.

It seems it will be an 'anybody can win this' Roland Garros. Top seeds injured or out of form, a lot of players between 20-50th spot with really good momentum behind them. One to watch for sure.

The Madrid Open is not considered as important as grand slams that's why the top players prefer their health and fitness over winning the game.
Andrey Rulev is in great form and is now the top seeded player in the semifinals defeating Alcaraz in quaterfinals. He'll be fighting Taylor Fritz which could be a tense match but I believe he'll come victorious to get another title to his name. On another semifinals, Lehecka would play against Felix Auger-Aliassime, the later one had an walkover without playing while Lehecka got a straight win so he would most probably prevail.

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Medvedev withdrew after losing the 1st set, he told the physio that he couldn't move properly and it was visible in late games of the 1st set.
A weird tournament overall, the best we can hope for in the final is 7th seed Rublev, basically against an unseeded player considering that Lehecka was no. 30.

It seems it will be an 'anybody can win this' Roland Garros. Top seeds injured or out of form, a lot of players between 20-50th spot with really good momentum behind them. One to watch for sure.

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Quote from: aoluain on May 02, 2024, 05:59:41 AM

Nice parachute into the semi final against either Medvedev or Lehecka, TBH I dont know who
to pick for a win of this match, maybe n over 22.5 bet here.

To me it's a no-brainer: my bet will be on Medvedev. He's got much more experience playing at later stages of Masters series tournaments. And despite clay is not his preferred surface he's still quite dangerous opponent literally for any player on tour. Lehecka is in top form that's right and he's got plenty of confidence after winning Rafa on clay, but... Medvedev is my pick this time.

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Quote from: bitbollo on May 01, 2024, 10:12:06 PM

Many surprises during this tournament, since all favourites (top players) are out now...
Only Medvedev (3) is still on route for the title...

Sinner is out due hip injury/pain will not play against FAA.
Personally I think this was a very easy match for him... nice chance for FAA to try to reach the final of this ATP 1000.
I hope I will have the chance to see him play in Roma Roll Eyes

during Internazionali...

Is there a chance Sinner is taking a precautionary measure to withdraw here to minimise the
risk of getting injured before Rome?
I heard him being interviewed during the week and he said that the Hip thing is something he
has had for a while, sometimes its worse than other days.

Nice parachute into the semi final against either Medvedev or Lehecka, TBH I dont know who
to pick for a win of this match, maybe n over 22.5 bet here.

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Big day yesterday for Nadal!

Lehecka won in 2 sets. The match was high level with fantastic tennis from both.

After the match there was a tribute to Nadal as it was his last Madrid tournament.

The surprise of the day for me was Felix AA getting past Ruud, the canadian is playing
fantastic tennis ATM, its kind of out of the blue though and is rewarded with a match
against Sinner!

Yes it is hard to predict who might come out on top of this tournament. I thought that Alcaraz would never have such a thriller against Struff and I thought Ruud would be playing better than that. It's weird, it is back and forth for Ruud. Gets destroyed in the Monte Carlo Masters final against Tsitsipas on clay, then destroys Tsitsipas in the Barcelona final on clay. Now as the Barcelona winner loses the game against Felix AA. Tennis became much more unpredictable ever since the three GOATS have either retired or reduced the number of tournaments they play.

We will have to be patient to find out whether there is another GOAT in the making, but even Alcaraz had his bad moments already. As of now, the 24 GS titles of Djokovic seem to be impossible to reach for everyone who is around at the moment.

On Ruud, TBH I dont think he is at the same level as Sinner or Alcaraz even on clay.

It also does look like things are becoming a little more unpredictable compared to
even 2 or 3 years ago.

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Many surprises during this tournament, since all favourites (top players) are out now...
Only Medvedev (3) is still on route for the title...

Sinner is out due hip injury/pain will not play against FAA.
Personally I think this was a very easy match for him... nice chance for FAA to try to reach the final of this ATP 1000.
I hope I will have the chance to see him play in Roma Roll Eyes

during Internazionali...

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The first quaterfinals of the Madrid open is being played at the moment between Carlos Alcaraz and Andrey Rublev. Seeded number 2 for this tournament, Alcaraz is one of the favorite for this tournament as Djokovic is not playing. But the Andrey Rublev is giving a hard time for Alcaraz. Alcaraz winning the first set 6-4 while losing the 2nd one 4-6. Both of them are young players, Alcaraz at 20 and Rublev at 26 but only one of them would progress to the semis. I believe it would be Rublev as he seems to be the better athlete on the court.

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