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US OPEN 2022
DAY 1

MEN'S SINGLES

DANIEL MEDVEDEV

6-2 6-4 6-0

STEFAN KOZLOV

FRANCISCO CERUNDOLO

5-7 3-6 3-6

ANDY MURRAY

JEFFREY JOHN WOLF

6-4 6-4 6-4

ROBERTO BAUTISTA AGUT

STAN WAWRINKA (RETD.)

4-6 6-7

CORENTIN MOUTET

TAYLOR FRITZ

7-6 6-7 3-6 4-6

BRANDON HOLT

ALEXANDER RITSCHARD

3-6 4-6 6-3 3-6

FELIX AUGER ALIASSIME

PABLO CARREÑO BUSTA

7-5 6-1 5-7 6-3

DOMINIC THIEM

STEFANOS TSITSIPAS

0-6 1-6 6-3 5-7

DANIEL ELAHI GALAN

NICK KYRGIOS

6-3 6-4 7-6

THANASI KOKKINAKIS

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Quote from: vennali on August 29, 2022, 09:41:05 PM

Tsitsipas loses his match against Galan in 4 sets. Lost the first set 6-0! What's going on with Tsitsipas? he was one of the favs to win the tournament and he goes down to world no. 94 in the opening round. Halep lost in the opening round as well. Quite a few upsets on Day 1.

Big disappointment for Tsitsipas getting out on the very first match playing against Galán placed at 94^th position. Tsitsipas made a comeback, but he wasn't able to win the fourth set of the match. Andy Murray makes the straight set wins as expected. Since 2017 Grand Slam it is the first time Andy Murray have made a straight set win in a match.

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Tsitsipas loses his match against Galan in 4 sets. Lost the first set 6-0! What's going on with Tsitsipas? he was one of the favs to win the tournament and he goes down to world no. 94 in the opening round. Halep lost in the opening round as well. Quite a few upsets on Day 1.

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Quote from: aoluain on August 29, 2022, 01:52:33 PM

This Grand Slam marks the end of an era for one of the biggest stars in Tennis, Serena Williams
is playing her last tournament and is on court in a couple of hours against Danka Kovinic.

Its sad in a way but nothing lasts forever except her legacy, soon it will be turn of Nadal, Murray,
Djokovic and officially Federer.

I wonder how far Serena will be able to get. If she manages to survive a couple of rounds and can play her last match against one of the new top young players, it would be a nice goodbye. It would be a bit sad to see her loose against a "nobody".

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I'm watching Fritz playing against Holt right now and Fritz lost a serve and holt is leading 4-2, keep in mind that this is the first official ATP match for Holt so I don't think he will will keep the same pace with no experience, Fritz to win the first set is a good bet I think @2.48

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Quote from: vennali on August 29, 2022, 04:24:42 PM

Quote from: Ratash on August 29, 2022, 03:53:43 PM

It seems that dominic thiem is having a huge trouble to get back some of his former shape he is losing badly to carreno busta in the us open he lost the first set and he is going to lose the second one 6 1, it seems that being away from competition for more than a year did some numbers on him.

Carreno Busta is always a tough opponent to play against, especially in a Slam. Thiem has started the 3rd set on the right foot as he managed to break Busta twice already while being broken once. Leads the 3rd set 4-2. Just needs to hold a couple of service games and guarantee himself some fighting chance in the match.

In every match Carreño Busta gives his best. Carreño Busta have managed to make his regular game. Thiem gave made a comeback in the third set. For now the match is going to be more interesting, but the physical condition of players always make unexpected outcomes. This time most of the matches seems to have similar fightback.

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Quote from: Ratash on August 29, 2022, 03:53:43 PM

It seems that dominic thiem is having a huge trouble to get back some of his former shape he is losing badly to carreno busta in the us open he lost the first set and he is going to lose the second one 6 1, it seems that being away from competition for more than a year did some numbers on him.

Carreno Busta is always a tough opponent to play against, especially in a Slam. Thiem has started the 3rd set on the right foot as he managed to break Busta twice already while being broken once. Leads the 3rd set 4-2. Just needs to hold a couple of service games and guarantee himself some fighting chance in the match.

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Quote from: Ratash on August 29, 2022, 03:53:43 PM

It seems that dominic thiem is having a huge trouble to get back some of his former shape he is losing badly to carreno busta in the us open he lost the first set and he is going to lose the second one 6 1, it seems that being away from competition for more than a year did some numbers on him.

Thiem is actually one of the greatest fighters ever, but same problem as we all know it, injuries take him down from time to time.

We would all love to see the best of the best compete at their highest level, but often times what sets them apart is their physical condition over a long time. Is probably going to be the same again at the US Open.

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It seems that dominic thiem is having a huge trouble to get back some of his former shape he is losing badly to carreno busta in the us open he lost the first set and he is going to lose the second one 6 1, it seems that being away from competition for more than a year did some numbers on him.

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Quote from: Trofo on August 28, 2022, 04:30:49 PM

Don't even know who Hijkata is but I am betting against Nadal first time he has serious opponent against him. Maybe not ML but some crazy handicap like +10.5 for sure.

We have been waiting for Nadal's demise for years already, I won't be going against him. Whenever I think he's done, he pulls something out of the hat and wins a GS or something like that.

I still consider him among the top favorites - although it remains to be seen how his knees will hold up in 5-setters on hard.
When I browse through the seeded players, I just feel it will be either Nadal or Medvedev.

I am not going against Nadal, I am just betting on him to start the tournament a bit slow and that he could have trouble covering 10.5 handicaps against solid players. He is missing match time and I feel like he will get better and better as the tournament progresses. Trying to cash out on the odd set I expect he will drop in the early stages.

Alcaraz is the only one that has the fire power and capacity to upset Medvedev and Nadal so I will keep a close eye on him.

First week of GS is all about handicaps on outsiders for me. Second week is when we get good matches and when I start raising the stakes and taking ML.

I would like to point out that Rafael Nadal has already reached the age of 36. In spite of that, he is still playing like one of the best players in the world today.

Obviously, going against Rafael Nadal is not going to be a good idea. In spite of the fact that it might seem like he is nearing the end of his time. It has also happened to me that I have underestimated Nadal a few times in the past and the outcome of my bet has not been good. There is no doubt that Alcaraz is a better player. But will he be able to defeat Rafael Nadal is something to be seen?

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Yes, but when you look at these players and when they were 32, did you think they would be battling at this level at age 36? These guys are just from another star. Many people say there will be another Rafael Nadal and so on, but when? These are just marks that have historic value. It's so crazy that it is hard to imagine that some will ever beat that.

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Quote from: Trofo on August 28, 2022, 04:30:49 PM

Don't even know who Hijkata is but I am betting against Nadal first time he has serious opponent against him. Maybe not ML but some crazy handicap like +10.5 for sure.

We have been waiting for Nadal's demise for years already, I won't be going against him. Whenever I think he's done, he pulls something out of the hat and wins a GS or something like that.

I still consider him among the top favorites - although it remains to be seen how his knees will hold up in 5-setters on hard.
When I browse through the seeded players, I just feel it will be either Nadal or Medvedev.

I am not going against Nadal, I am just betting on him to start the tournament a bit slow and that he could have trouble covering 10.5 handicaps against solid players. He is missing match time and I feel like he will get better and better as the tournament progresses. Trying to cash out on the odd set I expect he will drop in the early stages.

Alcaraz is the only one that has the fire power and capacity to upset Medvedev and Nadal so I will keep a close eye on him.

First week of GS is all about handicaps on outsiders for me. Second week is when we get good matches and when I start raising the stakes and taking ML.

I would like to point out that Rafael Nadal has already reached the age of 36. In spite of that, he is still playing like one of the best players in the world today.

Obviously, going against Rafael Nadal is not going to be a good idea. In spite of the fact that it might seem like he is nearing the end of his time. It has also happened to me that I have underestimated Nadal a few times in the past and the outcome of my bet has not been good. There is no doubt that Alcaraz is a better player. But will he be able to defeat Rafael Nadal is something to be seen?

Good Luck

Duke

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This Grand Slam marks the end of an era for one of the biggest stars in Tennis, Serena Williams
is playing her last tournament and is on court in a couple of hours against Danka Kovinic.

Its sad in a way but nothing lasts forever except her legacy, soon it will be turn of Nadal, Murray,
Djokovic and officially Federer.

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Quote from: Slow death on August 28, 2022, 03:34:25 PM

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Djokovic not being able to play in the US Open is obviously going to be a bummer. As he is one of the best in the world and also very fun to watch.

he can be very talented, but if he can't respect the laws of the countries mainly on this issue related to the pandemic vs vaccine then I think he should think about giving up being some athlete, because it's not possible that the guy is not aware that needs to be vaccinated or this problem will not end so soon, covid will not end so soon, so vaccine will also be needed for many years, so what does he intend? that governments have amnesia and forget about being vaccinated? won't do that!

He is not getting vaccinated because he believes that this might have some issues for his health, and obviously, a player is not willing to compromise his health for anything, so he is not going to get vaccinated.

But, there are already a lot of athletes who have taken the Coronavirus vaccine and they have not had any health issues except for maybe having a fever for a day or two after taking it. It really does not seem that there is any major problem with him getting vaccinated, so I am not sure what the big deal is. If he does get vaccinated, he will have the opportunity to participate in some major tournaments around the world. Due to the fact that he is not getting vaccinated, he is obviously going to miss out on all of these benefits.

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Quote from: jeremypwr on August 29, 2022, 09:41:45 AM

The 4th and final Grand Slam tournament of the year getting underway in 20 mins Cool

Cant wait for fast court slam to get under way. Can expect a few matches to get into tie breaker scenarios especially if an american player is involved. From the WTA perspective, the Ace queen Karolina Pliskova. It is her best chance to win a slam with Serena not 100% and Osaka been struggling as well. There are a ton of high quality players in the WTA pool that are a big threat though but big serving always helps on US Open court. Unlikely that Pliskova gets a slam but it is definitely her best shot.

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Quote from: Trofo on August 28, 2022, 04:30:49 PM

Don't even know who Hijkata is but I am betting against Nadal first time he has serious opponent against him. Maybe not ML but some crazy handicap like +10.5 for sure.

We have been waiting for Nadal's demise for years already, I won't be going against him. Whenever I think he's done, he pulls something out of the hat and wins a GS or something like that.

I still consider him among the top favorites - although it remains to be seen how his knees will hold up in 5-setters on hard.
When I browse through the seeded players, I just feel it will be either Nadal or Medvedev.

I am not going against Nadal, I am just betting on him to start the tournament a bit slow and that he could have trouble covering 10.5 handicaps against solid players. He is missing match time and I feel like he will get better and better as the tournament progresses. Trying to cash out on the odd set I expect he will drop in the early stages.

Alcaraz is the only one that has the fire power and capacity to upset Medvedev and Nadal so I will keep a close eye on him.

First week of GS is all about handicaps on outsiders for me. Second week is when we get good matches and when I start raising the stakes and taking ML.

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Quote from: Trofo on August 28, 2022, 04:30:49 PM

Don't even know who Hijkata is but I am betting against Nadal first time he has serious opponent against him. Maybe not ML but some crazy handicap like +10.5 for sure.

We have been waiting for Nadal's demise for years already, I won't be going against him. Whenever I think he's done, he pulls something out of the hat and wins a GS or something like that.

I still consider him among the top favorites - although it remains to be seen how his knees will hold up in 5-setters on hard.
When I browse through the seeded players, I just feel it will be either Nadal or Medvedev.

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Quote from: Trofo on August 26, 2022, 04:36:53 PM

Quote from: aoluain on August 26, 2022, 04:01:42 PM

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Yes I think so too. Maybe the top 6 players could eventually be quite close and
players performing better on one surface more than others, it will just remain to be seen.

In terms of a sport being dominated by a very minority group of players I can give
the example in my own case of Forumla 1 and Michael Schumacher, it was great at
the start but a few seasons in and he is winning everything I switched off
and lost interest, there was no competition.

You can't really compare F1 with tennis. That Schumacher titles were influenced big time by the best car he drove and team strategy where he was first driver. Tennis is just about player himself and that is why mental component is so important, you are alone on the pitch and have nobody to cover for you if you have bad day. That is where Djoković and Nadal made their success, they are just so consistent and will find ways to win even when it isn't their best day.

Yes, I get it but I was only commenting from a spectators point of view and my experience
of watching pretty much the same result unfolding race after race, as a neutral I lost
interest.

A bigger number of tennis players with similar capabilities and are at the top of the game,
each competing for wins is far more interesting than 3!

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Tomorrow Murray will be facing the Argentinian player Cerundolo, and the odds for Murray to win are pretty good, from what I have noticed, Cerundolo plays better on clay and hard court is not one of his expertise, so I think the odds of Murray to win are pretty good, 1.66 is not something I would miss to put on a parlay.

Indeed, good odds on Murray. Cerundolo is really good on clay and keep the rally going on hard court. It will come down to match fitness, in the end. Is Murray fit enough to last potentially 5 sets? if the answer is yes, then I think he's got the quality to get past Cerundolo.

I agree that Cerundolo is a decent player but Murray's skill levels are still fairly sharp and
they have made the difference in matches for him when his fitness levels have started
to wane. There are good odds on him still alright.

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Quote from: Rabi3 on August 28, 2022, 06:49:18 PM

Tomorrow Murray will be facing the Argentinian player Cerundolo, and the odds for Murray to win are pretty good, from what I have noticed, Cerundolo plays better on clay and hard court is not one of his expertise, so I think the odds of Murray to win are pretty good, 1.66 is not something I would miss to put on a parlay.

Indeed, good odds on Murray. Cerundolo is really good on clay and keep the rally going on hard court. It will come down to match fitness, in the end. Is Murray fit enough to last potentially 5 sets? if the answer is yes, then I think he's got the quality to get past Cerundolo.

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Tomorrow Murray will be facing the Argentinian player Cerundolo, and the odds for Murray to win are pretty good, from what I have noticed, Cerundolo plays better on clay and hard court is not one of his expertise, so I think the odds of Murray to win are pretty good, 1.66 is not something I would miss to put on a parlay.

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