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ATP cup is on, Australia sweeps Germany in the opening day;

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Australia enjoyed a clean sweep of Germany on the opening day of the ATP Cup, finishing 3-0.

Alex de Minaur and Nick Kyrgios lead the way and had fans on their feet when they finished off their matches victorious.

Aussie doubles partners Chris Guccione and John Peers were successful in their event, taking down Kevin Krawietz Andreas Mies 6-3 6-4.

Alexander Zverev crumbled at the hands of De Minaur to secure Australia victory in their ATP Cup opener in Brisbane.

World No.18 de Minaur showed trademark grit to hang with Germany's world No.7 in the early stages, before swamping him in a 4-6 7-6 (7-3) 6-2 win.

It followed a comprehensive Nick Kyrgios victory, 6-4 7-6 (7-4) over Jan-Lennard Struff, that set up an unbeatable 2-0 lead ahead of the final doubles clash on Friday night.

https://wwos.nine.com.au/tennis/atp-cup-2020-live-results-group-stage-scores-winners-rankings/f4b53d89-84ab-4c4b-a3c8-354e9cccdd47

So the tennis season has open up, It looks like Australia is on a good start here. This is going to be an interesting tournament as most of the top ten players are going to represent their country here.

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Amazing win for Tsitsipas over Novak Djokovic.
This guy is here to stay and climb to the top of the ladder. He is facing to the final Rafa Nadal and I think that they winner will aslo get 250,000 dollars along with the trophy.

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I think the can draw inspirations from the young players who are sought of chasing them out. Grin

. I think if he can still win one slams next year to proved that he still have is, or until his body holds and then finally retiring for good. Even if he retires though, he can still work as a coach.

I also wanted to see Andy Murray return next year as well or at least bounce back and chase another grand slams as well, its going to be long shot but we will see.

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Quote from: vella85 on December 18, 2019, 06:38:12 PM

Is it just me or does it feel like its taking forever for the new Tennis season to start.

I have placed a futures bet on the Australian Open for Federer to win outright at $11 odds. Its a long shot however Federer has been great at the start of the season in recent years so I think he has a big shot, of course Djokovic is also very good at the start of the season however I went with some value.

I hate December just for that Tongue

By the way just noticed 6 protected rankings will be included in the Australian Open draw. Pretty harsh for the players ranked #99, #100, #101... among them Alexandr Dolgopolov, and Lu Yen-Hsun (they have not played for ages, and I thought the latter already retired).

Betting odds ahead of the Australian Open, I would place a bet on Dominic Thiem @ 16.0, that's a nice potential payout, probably possible to hedge for a profit if he reaches the semi, will have to look at the draw first.

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Quote from: vella85 on December 18, 2019, 06:38:12 PM

Is it just me or does it feel like its taking forever for the new Tennis season to start.

I have placed a futures bet on the Australian Open for Federer to win outright at $11 odds. Its a long shot however Federer has been great at the start of the season in recent years so I think he has a big shot, of course Djokovic is also very good at the start of the season however I went with some value.

LOL, yeah it feels like forever waiting for the official tennis season to start next year.

I haven't put any bet yet, of course, Federer will still be dangerous early at the start of the season. But I'm looking at the new guns, they might pull some upset next season.

Following the famous "40-15" at Wimbledon, I think he is done winning slams, done for good this time, since Wimbledon he played only one great match at the ATP finals but the rest of the showing was poor, he is getting old and plays with no inspiration these days.
Nice career, he is expected to retire at the end of next season, maybe following a last title in Basel.

But next year is looking exciting, more unpredictable than usual. Wink

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Quote from: vella85 on December 18, 2019, 06:38:12 PM

Is it just me or does it feel like its taking forever for the new Tennis season to start.

I have placed a futures bet on the Australian Open for Federer to win outright at $11 odds. Its a long shot however Federer has been great at the start of the season in recent years so I think he has a big shot, of course Djokovic is also very good at the start of the season however I went with some value.

LOL, yeah it feels like forever waiting for the official tennis season to start next year.

I haven't put any bet yet, of course, Federer will still be dangerous early at the start of the season. But I'm looking at the new guns, they might pull some upset next season.

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Is it just me or does it feel like its taking forever for the new Tennis season to start.

I have placed a futures bet on the Australian Open for Federer to win outright at $11 odds. Its a long shot however Federer has been great at the start of the season in recent years so I think he has a big shot, of course Djokovic is also very good at the start of the season however I went with some value.

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Quote from: Kemarit on December 01, 2019, 11:56:57 PM

Quote from: Trofo on November 26, 2019, 12:18:35 PM

Quote from: Indymoney on November 26, 2019, 11:47:59 AM

Now we have two months for Australian open and its going to be very exciting time as this time we have some very good and talented players those can challenge big threes.

That 2 months will take forever to pass. I got used to watching and betting on some quality tennis and now I will have to turn my complete attention to soccer

I have a feeling next season could be the one when those young players start to usurp the big three. Thiem, Zverev and Tsitipas have already showed much and if they just a bit of consistency to their game they could all be a legit contenders to fight even for the 1st place in ranking. Then we have a next wave with Shapovalov, De Minaur and Auger knocking on the door. I have probably forgotten a few important names but those are the ones I am looking forward to seeing on the tour..

Yes, I do feel that it's about time that we see other names winning and raising trophies next year.
Thiem Zverev and and my boy Tsitsipas, they just need to be consistent and have a tough psychologically so that they can overcome that barriers and challenge the big 3.

Two months actually feels really long considering the fact that, this year we saw young players almost dethrone their legendary senior counterparts. Also there’s no doubt in my mind that Thiem and Tsitsipas will definitely beat the legendary trio of Federer, Nadal and Djokovic to win many grandslams in the near future. However the only thing stopping them will be their ego, and attitude which I feel they need to work upon if they wish to win consistently.

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Quote from: Trofo on November 26, 2019, 12:18:35 PM

Quote from: Indymoney on November 26, 2019, 11:47:59 AM

Now we have two months for Australian open and its going to be very exciting time as this time we have some very good and talented players those can challenge big threes.

That 2 months will take forever to pass. I got used to watching and betting on some quality tennis and now I will have to turn my complete attention to soccer

I have a feeling next season could be the one when those young players start to usurp the big three. Thiem, Zverev and Tsitipas have already showed much and if they just a bit of consistency to their game they could all be a legit contenders to fight even for the 1st place in ranking. Then we have a next wave with Shapovalov, De Minaur and Auger knocking on the door. I have probably forgotten a few important names but those are the ones I am looking forward to seeing on the tour..

I'm also looking at this player: Félix Auger-Aliassime, he has been in my radar for sometime and I predict that this kid could be big in the future, only 19 years of age so just imagine if he peaks at 23-25.

Yes, I do feel that it's about time that we see other names winning and raising trophies next year.
Thiem Zverev and and my boy Tsitsipas, they just need to be consistent and have a tough psychologically so that they can overcome that barriers and challenge the big 3.

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Quote from: Indymoney on November 26, 2019, 11:47:59 AM

-snip-Today I was searching about tennis and have very shocked news who is richest player in tennis history Player who is right now richest I never hear about him and he worth over 2Billion $ may be this could be surprised for some others as well here is link https://wealthygorilla.com/richest-tennis-players-world/

It seems the amount mentioned in the media is not purely the result of the tennis prize they get. For the first place it is reasonable that he has much money because after retiring from tennis the next career looks give more money than tennis prizes throughout his career.

Quote from: Trofo on November 26, 2019, 12:18:35 PM

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I have a feeling next season could be the one when those young players start to usurp the big three. Thiem, Zverev and Tsitipas have already showed much and if they just a bit of consistency to their game they could all be a legit contenders to fight even for the 1st place in ranking. Then we have a next wave with Shapovalov, De Minaur and Auger knocking on the door. I have probably forgotten a few important names but those are the ones I am looking forward to seeing on the tour..

Medvedev also has potential to become a star next year, with his ability to reach US Open Final this year and defeated from Nadal is anough to prove his ability.

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Quote from: Indymoney on November 26, 2019, 11:47:59 AM

Now we have two months for Australian open and its going to be very exciting time as this time we have some very good and talented players those can challenge big threes.

That 2 months will take forever to pass. I got used to watching and betting on some quality tennis and now I will have to turn my complete attention to soccer

I have a feeling next season could be the one when those young players start to usurp the big three. Thiem, Zverev and Tsitipas have already showed much and if they just a bit of consistency to their game they could all be a legit contenders to fight even for the 1st place in ranking. Then we have a next wave with Shapovalov, De Minaur and Auger knocking on the door. I have probably forgotten a few important names but those are the ones I am looking forward to seeing on the tour..

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Now we have two months for Australian open and its going to be very exciting time as this time we have some very good and talented players those can challenge big threes.
Today I was searching about tennis and have very shocked news who is richest player in tennis history Player who is right now richest I never hear about him and he worth over 2Billion $ may be this could be surprised for some others as well here is link https://wealthygorilla.com/richest-tennis-players-world/

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Quote from: Juggy777 on November 26, 2019, 12:51:13 AM

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Congrats to Spain for winning the Davis Cup this year.

Rafael Nadal proved once again why he is Spain's number one player, first Davis Cup for Spain since 2011. Emotional and inspiring win for Bautista-Agut as well, just a day he was in his father's funeral and then come back to win, it was so remarkable for him and his team mates.

@Kemarit Spain only won due to the sheer brilliance of Nadal, but it’s high time they start preparing other players to step up because sooner or later Nadal will stop playing due to his injuries. I wasn’t aware of the funeral, and it takes some mental strength to come back from a funeral and yet he managed to play and won the match for his team. How many of you’ll were aware of the fact that Nadal has not lost a single Davis Cup since 2004, and did you’ll take any advantage of this information by placing a wager on Spain to win?.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/50539416

Yeah, I agree, but it was a team effort and Nadal is the catalyst here. They also have the home court advantage here, would love to place a bet on Spain, but I wasn't able to do. Nadal has a solid record in Davis Cup. Now everyone is settling down for next year's tournament, specially the Australian Open. Everyone is excited next year because it could be the year that we will see outside of the big 3 to win a Grand Slam, so let's see how it goes.

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Quote from: Kemarit on November 25, 2019, 01:15:22 AM

Congrats to Spain for winning the Davis Cup this year.

Rafael Nadal proved once again why he is Spain's number one player, first Davis Cup for Spain since 2011. Emotional and inspiring win for Bautista-Agut as well, just a day he was in his father's funeral and then come back to win, it was so remarkable for him and his team mates.

@Kemarit Spain only won due to the sheer brilliance of Nadal, but it’s high time they start preparing other players to step up because sooner or later Nadal will stop playing due to his injuries. I wasn’t aware of the funeral, and it takes some mental strength to come back from a funeral and yet he managed to play and won the match for his team. How many of you’ll were aware of the fact that Nadal has not lost a single Davis Cup since 2004, and did you’ll take any advantage of this information by placing a wager on Spain to win?.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/50539416

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Quote from: Kemarit on November 25, 2019, 01:15:22 AM

Congrats to Spain for winning the Davis Cup this year.

Rafael Nadal proved once again why he is Spain's number one player, first Davis Cup for Spain since 2011. Emotional and inspiring win for Bautista-Agut as well, just a day he was in his father's funeral and then come back to win, it was so remarkable for him and his team mates.

This is really great win for spain I was all last matches of Rafa he is amazing player done great job for his country and done job he deserve world no 1 because right now no one can reach his level playing two matches in very short time need some good skills. Spain deserve this win in presence of Rafa.

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Quote from: Kemarit on November 25, 2019, 01:15:22 AM

Congrats to Spain for winning the Davis Cup this year.

Rafael Nadal proved once again why he is Spain's number one player, first Davis Cup for Spain since 2011. Emotional and inspiring win for Bautista-Agut as well, just a day he was in his father's funeral and then come back to win, it was so remarkable for him and his team mates.

Hats off to Bautista-Agut. I never knew that his father has died that's why he is not in the semis against Great Britain. So I would like that it was really a emotional match and see that he had help Spain win against Canada and bagged this year's Davis Cup. Probably his father is watching his match, very emotional as he is crying, so congrats to Spain for a big win.

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Congrats to Spain for winning the Davis Cup this year.

Rafael Nadal proved once again why he is Spain's number one player, first Davis Cup for Spain since 2011. Emotional and inspiring win for Bautista-Agut as well, just a day he was in his father's funeral and then come back to win, it was so remarkable for him and his team mates.

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Quote from: Indymoney on November 21, 2019, 04:21:29 PM

I just watch match between Shapovalov vs Minaur what a match by two good and emerging players in first set Shapovalov completely outclass Minaur but this kid came back very strongly and won rest of match really good and top class player for coming years last set was very impressive but Shapovalov have some problems with service too many double faults give him big set back he need to do some more work for good tennis in future.

Very interesting match between Shapovalov vs De Minaur. Alex De Minaur is one player on my radar that could potentially became a big player in the future. Anyways, it was Captain Lleyton Hewitt decision not to play Nick Kyrgios in this Davis Cup, but it was later revealed that Nick did have a injury obviously he is not fit to play in this tournament.

Then Shapovalov partnered with Pospisil to cliched it for Canada in the doubles and push them to the semi-finals.

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I just watch match between Shapovalov vs Minaur what a match by two good and emerging players in first set Shapovalov completely outclass Minaur but this kid came back very strongly and won rest of match really good and top class player for coming years last set was very impressive but Shapovalov have some problems with service too many double faults give him big set back he need to do some more work for good tennis in future.

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Quote from: BigBoy89 on November 21, 2019, 01:47:19 PM

You are right, Paire is unpredictable and that's why I was afraid to play it -5.5 games on Djokovic @ 1.87.

Finally played -1.5 Sets @ 1.36. Not a bad for Davis Cup game

I ended skipping that match and played Canada to win @ 2.50. First match went as good as it could with Pospisil beating Milman in straight sets. Currently Shapovalov and De Minaur are on the pitch and it is 1:1 in sets, so let's go Shapovalov win this so I don't have to rely on doubles to win the ticket Grin

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Quote from: Trofo on November 21, 2019, 07:40:50 AM

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Quote from: Trofo on November 19, 2019, 04:00:24 PM

Nobody watching & betting on new Davis Cup? Was a bit surprised that I didn't see a single post on this topic. Russia started very nice, they are missing Medvedev but Khacanov and Rublev are still a solid force. They won all 3 matches against my Croatia but I sort of expected it and managed to cash in nicely on those games. Croatia is playing without Cilic and Coric was also sick before tournament so he isn't on 100%. Add to that some internal struggles and firing of the coach one day before we traveled to Spain and the result is more than realistic.

Russia has also won their first match against Spain but Nadal should make that 1:1 (playing at the moment) and then we will have a decider in pairs.

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I'm not a big fan of small odds, but today I will make an exception for Davis cup.

Djokovic is always playing strong for Serbia and even @ 1.069 is a good bet on it. Paire is no a weak player at all, but cannot compare to Djokovic at all.

Paire B. (Fra) vs Djokovic N. (Srb) @ 1.069

Still considering the option for 0:2 on Djokovic @ 1.328

Your opinion?

That odds are way to small. When I get odds that small on favourite I either play handicap on his opponent or skip the game. For this particular match I would rather skip it since Paire is very unpredictable.

You are right, Paire is unpredictable and that's why I was afraid to play it -5.5 games on Djokovic @ 1.87.

Finally played -1.5 Sets @ 1.36. Not a bad for Davis Cup game

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