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Quote from: jeremypwr on April 07, 2024, 01:34:33 PM

Novak Djokovic Sets Sights on Olympic Gold as Final Chance Approaches

- Novak Djokovic 🎾 wants to win gold 🥇 at the Paris Olympics, his last chance at 36 years old!
- He's determined to conquer clay courts 🏟️, as the Olympic tennis event will be at Roland-Garros.
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Its gonna be tough for him!

In contrast to this Nadal is not playing in Monte Carlo, thats a bit worrying, we
are closing on Roland Garros and the Olympics.

Interesting result today from Marrakech, Berrettini won the final today beating Carballes Baena
in 2 sets. It looks like the Italian has found some form at the start of the clay court season.

And in the final today at Estoril Hurkacz beat Martinez on two sets. My bet on Ruud to
win the title was rekd yesterday when he failed to beat Martinez over 3 sets.

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Novak Djokovic Sets Sights on Olympic Gold as Final Chance Approaches

- Novak Djokovic 🎾 wants to win gold 🥇 at the Paris Olympics, his last chance at 36 years old!
- He's determined to conquer clay courts 🏟️, as the Olympic tennis event will be at Roland-Garros.
- Djokovic's immediate goal is to shine 🌟 at the Monte Carlo Masters and return to his best form.

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Semi finals are set for Charleston and Collins has made her way to play Sakkari the number
3 seed. She is favourite to win 1.88 v 2.15, this one could very well be a three setter.

The other semi final us Pegula v Kasatkina.

Over at Estoril Ruud has made his way to the Semi Finals predictably enough and
plays Martinez next, I'm not overly familiar with Martinez, he must be a clay court specialist.
Ruud should win this and is big favourite at 1.18.

The other semi is Garin v Hurkacz, the odds suggest this could be close 2.50 v 1.53

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Quote from: serveria.com on April 03, 2024, 10:45:35 AM

Imo, Pegula should have continued working with David Witt. She just wouldn't want to wait until her results improve. Maria Sakkari, on the other hand, improved greatly after she started working with Witt.

Collins is on fire, she won a title in Miami and is hungry for more.

You are right that Maria Sakkari experienced improvement after being with David Witt, making it to the final of Indian Wells and the quarter-finals of the Miami Open, which is certainly a good thing with her decision to change coaches.

Charleston Open, Danielle Collins is still on her winning streak, even though she had to play two matches in one day because it was postponed the previous day and her performance is still quite good, especially when she managed to beat defending champion Ons Jabeur and in the quarterfinals she will face Elise Mertens, my prediction is that she will still advance and it looks like he will still win in two sets and also have the opportunity to become champion here
and the other three quarterfinals Kasatkiva vs Cristian, Pegula vs Azarenka and Kudemertova vs Sakkari will be tighter with the possibility of three sets.

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Estoril

I've been shouting for Thiem in this tournament, hoping he could go further but he failed
to beat a tricky opponent Gasguet who himself is trying to get back to past performances.

Another disappointing exit for Monfils in the round of 16 at the hands of Fucsovics who
seems to be finding form lately.

The two top seeds are through to the quarter finals, Ruud and Hurkacz. I have a bet on Ruud
to win this title @ 2.05. His biggest challenge is Hurkacz obviously but he is a clay specialist.

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How are you all watching your Tennis?

We subscribe to TennisTV.com for the short to medium term because its the only way at
the moment we can watch live Tennis, unfortunately they only show the ATP matches.

We can watch highlights of the WTA on youtube but thats the only way we get the WTA.

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Quote from: Strongkored on April 03, 2024, 05:06:16 AM

Jessica Pegula hasn't been very good this year, at least that's what made her change coaches and improve a little after the change even though she hasn't managed to win the title this year.
Amanda Anisimova cannot be underestimated after her return because she made it to the fourth round of the Australian Open and lost to Sabalenka, so it was quite difficult for Pegula to face her country's tennis player, but in the third set during the tie break Pegula was better prepared and won quite easily because Anisimova made many mistakes which gave Pegula points.
So far several American tennis players have managed to advance to the next round except for Madison Keys who lost to Jaqueline Cristian in a three-set match, and today the match that I am quite looking forward to is Ons Jabeur vs Danielle Collins, Jabeur also hasn't produced anything good this year she always gets knocked out in the early rounds of the tournament and as the defending champion she will face tough resistance from Collins who has not been beaten since the Miami Open, my prediction is that this will be a three-set match if Jabeur plays well but if there is no change in her performance Collins is the favorite to win in two sets.

Imo, Pegula should have continued working with David Witt. She just wouldn't want to wait until her results improve. Maria Sakkari, on the other hand, improved greatly after she started working with Witt.

Collins is on fire, she won a title in Miami and is hungry for more.

Apart from the matches you mentioned, Wozniacki v Kalinina and Gracheva v Mertens are absolutely worth watching and perhaps even placing a small bet.

From what we have seen Wozniacki is actually playing very well for someone just
back to the tour. This match against Kalinina is a replay of their meeting in Miami which
was a close enough 3 set affair. Wozniacki is favourite!

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Quote from: Strongkored on April 03, 2024, 05:06:16 AM

Jessica Pegula hasn't been very good this year, at least that's what made her change coaches and improve a little after the change even though she hasn't managed to win the title this year.
Amanda Anisimova cannot be underestimated after her return because she made it to the fourth round of the Australian Open and lost to Sabalenka, so it was quite difficult for Pegula to face her country's tennis player, but in the third set during the tie break Pegula was better prepared and won quite easily because Anisimova made many mistakes which gave Pegula points.
So far several American tennis players have managed to advance to the next round except for Madison Keys who lost to Jaqueline Cristian in a three-set match, and today the match that I am quite looking forward to is Ons Jabeur vs Danielle Collins, Jabeur also hasn't produced anything good this year she always gets knocked out in the early rounds of the tournament and as the defending champion she will face tough resistance from Collins who has not been beaten since the Miami Open, my prediction is that this will be a three-set match if Jabeur plays well but if there is no change in her performance Collins is the favorite to win in two sets.

You were absolutely right about not underestimating Anisimova. She was able to win the first set pretty convincingly. After that, it was a good comeback from Pegula. But she had to really fight hard for the win. Especially the last set was very hard. I thought it could have gone either way. And I did not expect this much push back from Anisimova.

Anyway, Pegula is going to face Linette in the next match of the round of 16. I think she should be able to win that match as well. But yes at the same time, there is no option for her to underestimate the next opponent as well.

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Quote from: Strongkored on April 03, 2024, 05:06:16 AM

Jessica Pegula hasn't been very good this year, at least that's what made her change coaches and improve a little after the change even though she hasn't managed to win the title this year.
Amanda Anisimova cannot be underestimated after her return because she made it to the fourth round of the Australian Open and lost to Sabalenka, so it was quite difficult for Pegula to face her country's tennis player, but in the third set during the tie break Pegula was better prepared and won quite easily because Anisimova made many mistakes which gave Pegula points.
So far several American tennis players have managed to advance to the next round except for Madison Keys who lost to Jaqueline Cristian in a three-set match, and today the match that I am quite looking forward to is Ons Jabeur vs Danielle Collins, Jabeur also hasn't produced anything good this year she always gets knocked out in the early rounds of the tournament and as the defending champion she will face tough resistance from Collins who has not been beaten since the Miami Open, my prediction is that this will be a three-set match if Jabeur plays well but if there is no change in her performance Collins is the favorite to win in two sets.

Imo, Pegula should have continued working with David Witt. She just wouldn't want to wait until her results improve. Maria Sakkari, on the other hand, improved greatly after she started working with Witt.

Collins is on fire, she won a title in Miami and is hungry for more.

Apart from the matches you mentioned, Wozniacki v Kalinina and Gracheva v Mertens are absolutely worth watching and perhaps even placing a small bet.

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Jessica Pegula hasn't been very good this year, at least that's what made her change coaches and improve a little after the change even though she hasn't managed to win the title this year.
Amanda Anisimova cannot be underestimated after her return because she made it to the fourth round of the Australian Open and lost to Sabalenka, so it was quite difficult for Pegula to face her country's tennis player, but in the third set during the tie break Pegula was better prepared and won quite easily because Anisimova made many mistakes which gave Pegula points.
So far several American tennis players have managed to advance to the next round except for Madison Keys who lost to Jaqueline Cristian in a three-set match, and today the match that I am quite looking forward to is Ons Jabeur vs Danielle Collins, Jabeur also hasn't produced anything good this year she always gets knocked out in the early rounds of the tournament and as the defending champion she will face tough resistance from Collins who has not been beaten since the Miami Open, my prediction is that this will be a three-set match if Jabeur plays well but if there is no change in her performance Collins is the favorite to win in two sets.

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You must respect Dimitrov. Taking down Alcaraz? Believe me, Alcaraz normally handles single-handers well, so big win. Really surprised me. However, Dimitrov may have found another Federer moment. These semifinals? Will be huge. Dimitrov-Zverev, Medvedev-Sinner, great matches. I hope Dimitrov continues. Can he deliver another world-class performance? People will learn.

That Collins-Rybakina WTA match is serious. Rybakina seems safe, but Collins is risking it. Hearing she's going on maternity leave soon, playing at home? She'll try her hardest. Rybakina's fighting, but this will be close. Collins has heart, right? Could be upsetting.

This sure looks like an AI generated post.

It sure does. Will cross check through some tools that give a fair estimate about the likeliness of it being AI generated. Coming back to tennis. Jessie Pegula takes down Amanda Anisimova in a tight 3 set contest that went into the tiebreaker. Pegula is top seed at Charleston but isn't playing too well at the moment. She can easily pick things up though. She was semi finalist last year and is comfortable on Clay, she could be in for another deep run. Shelby Rogers is Charleston native. She has performed really well in this tourney in the past as well. Keep that in mind, if there's a close contest against her. Might take her over the edge being the local girl as well as crowd favorite.

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Grigor Dimitrov beats Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets while also breaking him 4 times in 2 sets. Alcaraz holds one of the best ever win record against Single hand backhand players but that didn't deter Dimitrov from going all out, guns blazing and completely outclassing Alcaraz. Alcaraz, is probably tired of playing and winning so many matches in a row as he had also won the Indian Wells tournament but misses out on the Miami Open.

You must respect Dimitrov. Taking down Alcaraz? Believe me, Alcaraz normally handles single-handers well, so big win. Really surprised me. However, Dimitrov may have found another Federer moment. These semifinals? Will be huge. Dimitrov-Zverev, Medvedev-Sinner, great matches. I hope Dimitrov continues. Can he deliver another world-class performance? People will learn.

That Collins-Rybakina WTA match is serious. Rybakina seems safe, but Collins is risking it. Hearing she's going on maternity leave soon, playing at home? She'll try her hardest. Rybakina's fighting, but this will be close. Collins has heart, right? Could be upsetting.

This sure looks like an AI generated post.

Well it certainly reads as garbage, punctuation is all over the place and its written in both past and future tense.

We are currently watching the Clay season at Estoril in Portugal. Thiem played Marterer yesterday and won in
three sets, It was a interesting match, good tennis from both single handed backhanded players he plays Gasquet next.

In a statement he mentioned that for him this is the deciding year, if he can get back up close to where he was
a few years ago when he won the US open he will continue and if he cannot regain that level op performance
he will call it a day and retire. That would be a sad day.

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Grigor Dimitrov beats Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets while also breaking him 4 times in 2 sets. Alcaraz holds one of the best ever win record against Single hand backhand players but that didn't deter Dimitrov from going all out, guns blazing and completely outclassing Alcaraz. Alcaraz, is probably tired of playing and winning so many matches in a row as he had also won the Indian Wells tournament but misses out on the Miami Open.

You must respect Dimitrov. Taking down Alcaraz? Believe me, Alcaraz normally handles single-handers well, so big win. Really surprised me. However, Dimitrov may have found another Federer moment. These semifinals? Will be huge. Dimitrov-Zverev, Medvedev-Sinner, great matches. I hope Dimitrov continues. Can he deliver another world-class performance? People will learn.

That Collins-Rybakina WTA match is serious. Rybakina seems safe, but Collins is risking it. Hearing she's going on maternity leave soon, playing at home? She'll try her hardest. Rybakina's fighting, but this will be close. Collins has heart, right? Could be upsetting.

This sure looks like an AI generated post.

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Quote from: vennali on March 28, 2024, 08:36:35 PM

Grigor Dimitrov beats Carlos Alcaraz in straight sets while also breaking him 4 times in 2 sets. Alcaraz holds one of the best ever win record against Single hand backhand players but that didn't deter Dimitrov from going all out, guns blazing and completely outclassing Alcaraz. Alcaraz, is probably tired of playing and winning so many matches in a row as he had also won the Indian Wells tournament but misses out on the Miami Open.

You must respect Dimitrov. Taking down Alcaraz? Believe me, Alcaraz normally handles single-handers well, so big win. Really surprised me. However, Dimitrov may have found another Federer moment. These semifinals? Will be huge. Dimitrov-Zverev, Medvedev-Sinner, great matches. I hope Dimitrov continues. Can he deliver another world-class performance? People will learn.

That Collins-Rybakina WTA match is serious. Rybakina seems safe, but Collins is risking it. Hearing she's going on maternity leave soon, playing at home? She'll try her hardest. Rybakina's fighting, but this will be close. Collins has heart, right? Could be upsetting.

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That was a clear match from Sinner and a great performance. Victory in 74 minutes. I am sure not many people expected that. Now he is number 2 and will attack Djokovic. Djokovic will start on clay next week in Monte Carlo. This is the first tournament after he parted company with coach Goran Ivanisevic.

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Quote from: serveria.com on March 30, 2024, 02:05:12 PM

Collins is rumoured to play her last tournament before the maternity leave so she will give her all to win it. I won't even mention that she is playing on home soil. Rybakina, on the other hand, played mostly 3 set matches in Miami and is likely running out of steam. Let's wait and see tonight!

Spending a lot of time on the court to reach the final did make it difficult for her to stay fit in the final and Rybakina had to accept the unpleasant fact of suffering her second defeat in the WTA 1000 final this year, but it cannot be denied that she has been one of the most consistent this year including Iga Swiatek, while others look easy to lose in the early rounds of the tournament including Aryna Sabalenka.

After several weeks there were no players with a one-handed backhand style in the top ten, finally, there is a player with that style in the top ten again, Grigor Dimitrov managed to occupy ninth position after several tournaments this year appearing quite impressive and his success advance to the Miami Open final gave him a quite a lot of points even though he lost quite easily to Sinner in the final but that could be said to be according to predictions seeing how Sinner since the Australian Open has played at a very high level of tennis so it won't be easy for his opponent to beat him, and Sinner managed to shift Alcaraz to occupy second place and is only around 1000 points different from Djokovic so Sinner may become world number one soon if he can win several tournaments.

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it was the easiest match on paper for Sinner, and in fact this prediction was confirmed and it was an easy win for him.
there was practically no match, excellent odds from the start.
the Italian player was also listed at @1.29! He is officially the number 2 of ATP ranking.

Definitely not the best Dimitrov that we've watched in the past 3-4 days. That was beating the likes of Alcaraz and Zverev, who was coming back into form after a bit of a lul period in his career since COVID. This Miami court is very well suited for flat, attacking tennis. As it is a much faster court than the one at Indian Wells. I predict that Sinner(if he remains healthy) that Sinner will win at least 3 more Miami Opens in his career. The surface is perfectly suited for his attacking game.

Sinner is really young (likewise 21-22 years old) so this is absolutely possible in upcoming years.
This year he is playing at a very high level, with a record of only 1 defeat after 24 games.
It's really hard to do better than that.
Here in Italy there is a moment of "collective madness" in which everyone is rediscovering and appreciating tennis thanks to the results that Sinner achieved.
Until now, the strongest players rarely entered the top 50... we hadn't seen a player at this level for many years, and Sinner has already made better results than any other Italian player...

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Quote from: bitbollo on March 31, 2024, 04:34:53 PM

it was the easiest match on paper for Sinner, and in fact this prediction was confirmed and it was an easy win for him.
there was practically no match, excellent odds from the start.
the Italian player was also listed at @1.29! He is officially the number 2 of ATP ranking.

Definitely not the best Dimitrov that we've watched in the past 3-4 days. That was beating the likes of Alcaraz and Zverev, who was coming back into form after a bit of a lul period in his career since COVID. This Miami court is very well suited for flat, attacking tennis. As it is a much faster court than the one at Indian Wells. I predict that Sinner(if he remains healthy) that Sinner will win at least 3 more Miami Opens in his career. The surface is perfectly suited for his attacking game.

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Guys, just like his match against Medvedev it only took him just over an hour to get the
win! The level of tennis was very high, Dimitrov played good but Sinner had all the right
shots at the right moments. Dimitrov's single hand backhand is glorious and Sinners
passing shots are just as glorious.

A deserved winner!

Next week loses a new chapter in both players game -Clay- It will be interesting to
see how both and everyone adapt.

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it was the easiest match on paper for Sinner, and in fact this prediction was confirmed and it was an easy win for him.
there was practically no match, excellent odds from the start.
the Italian player was also listed at @1.29! He is officially the number 2 of ATP ranking.

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Quote from: cryptofrka on March 30, 2024, 02:48:42 PM

I expect more of the same, Sinner's the perfect player to counter Dimitrov's playstyle even when he's on top of his game.

This proved to be the case, quite an easy win for Sinner. Dimitrov didn't play like in recent weeks, probably also because Sinner doesn't really give you that much time to get in the zone.

We're switching to clay now, let's see who will be able to parry Alcaraz now. RG is coming fast, less than 2 months away.

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