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Quote from: Tapyaks72 on July 28, 2019, 06:03:37 AM

Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

Good luck my friend, I think it is a good bet for some value and as we know Tsitsipas is a great player on hard courts and can match it with the top players. On the Women's side I was thinking maybe Osaka at $8 odds if she is fit and healthy as she is another great hard court player, I just don't think she was suited with the clay and grass and now that she will be back on hard court I think she is a great chance at winning.

Tsitsipas is one of the biggest potential in the tour, hopefully he will change his attitude to seriously focus on his career get grand championship, so far I haven't seen any player's in the women's side except Osaka whom able to champion grandslam two consecutive time in hard. court.

Tsitsipas is above the current roster of young and upcoming tennis player. The problem is that the top 3 is still playing high level tennis that's why they kept on winning championship one after another. No problem with him focusing on the game itself, its that competition is very though, so if you get past he mid-tier players then you need to face the elite, Djokovic, Nadal and Federer to be able to win a grand slam.

That is true mate as we saw at the Australian Open Tsitsipas was able to beat Federer in the fourth round but was simply outclassed in the semi-final against Nadal. So even if the young talent can get through one of the top 3, they might still have to face another one in the finals or even the Grand Slam final where they always seem to fall. I think it will just take one of the young talent to beat one of the top 3 in a Grand Slam final and then I think it will start to change and we'll see the young talent start winning more against these top 3 guys.

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Quote from: vella85 on July 28, 2019, 05:43:16 PM

Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

Good luck my friend, I think it is a good bet for some value and as we know Tsitsipas is a great player on hard courts and can match it with the top players. On the Women's side I was thinking maybe Osaka at $8 odds if she is fit and healthy as she is another great hard court player, I just don't think she was suited with the clay and grass and now that she will be back on hard court I think she is a great chance at winning.

Tsitsipas is one of the biggest potential in the tour, hopefully he will change his attitude to seriously focus on his career get grand championship, so far I haven't seen any player's in the women's side except Osaka whom able to champion grandslam two consecutive time in hard. court.

Tsitsipas is above the current roster of young and upcoming tennis player. The problem is that the top 3 is still playing high level tennis that's why they kept on winning championship one after another. No problem with him focusing on the game itself, its that competition is very though, so if you get past he mid-tier players then you need to face the elite, Djokovic, Nadal and Federer to be able to win a grand slam.

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Quote from: Tapyaks72 on July 28, 2019, 06:03:37 AM

Quote from: Tapyaks72 on July 28, 2019, 06:03:37 AM

Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

Good luck my friend, I think it is a good bet for some value and as we know Tsitsipas is a great player on hard courts and can match it with the top players. On the Women's side I was thinking maybe Osaka at $8 odds if she is fit and healthy as she is another great hard court player, I just don't think she was suited with the clay and grass and now that she will be back on hard court I think she is a great chance at winning.

Tsitsipas is one of the biggest potential in the tour, hopefully he will change his attitude to seriously focus on his career get grand championship, so far I haven't seen any player's in the women's side except Osaka whom able to champion grandslam two consecutive time in hard. court.

I think Tsitsipas has the right attitude and is focused on winning a Grand Slam as he has shown he can beat the best like he did in the Australian Open beating Federer. I just don't know what it is with the young talent as even Thiem has the same problem when they get far in the Grand Slams they seem to lose it at the vital stage. Its like they get overwhelmed with it all and its something they need to work on mentally.

I think these guys need a coach that can help to inspired them in winning in vital event special in crucial moment in their game, these coach can advise how to control emotions, so that they will not be overwhelmed by excitement and to much emotional

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Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

Good luck my friend, I think it is a good bet for some value and as we know Tsitsipas is a great player on hard courts and can match it with the top players. On the Women's side I was thinking maybe Osaka at $8 odds if she is fit and healthy as she is another great hard court player, I just don't think she was suited with the clay and grass and now that she will be back on hard court I think she is a great chance at winning.

Tsitsipas is one of the biggest potential in the tour, hopefully he will change his attitude to seriously focus on his career get grand championship, so far I haven't seen any player's in the women's side except Osaka whom able to champion grandslam two consecutive time in hard. court.

I think Tsitsipas has the right attitude and is focused on winning a Grand Slam as he has shown he can beat the best like he did in the Australian Open beating Federer. I just don't know what it is with the young talent as even Thiem has the same problem when they get far in the Grand Slams they seem to lose it at the vital stage. Its like they get overwhelmed with it all and its something they need to work on mentally.

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Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

Good luck my friend, I think it is a good bet for some value and as we know Tsitsipas is a great player on hard courts and can match it with the top players. On the Women's side I was thinking maybe Osaka at $8 odds if she is fit and healthy as she is another great hard court player, I just don't think she was suited with the clay and grass and now that she will be back on hard court I think she is a great chance at winning.

Tsitsipas is one of the biggest potential in the tour, hopefully he will change his attitude to seriously focus on his career get grand championship, so far I haven't seen any player's in the women's side except Osaka whom able to champion grandslam two consecutive time in hard. court.

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Quote from: MakeMoneyBtc on July 25, 2019, 10:11:31 PM

Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

Good luck my friend, I think it is a good bet for some value and as we know Tsitsipas is a great player on hard courts and can match it with the top players. On the Women's side I was thinking maybe Osaka at $8 odds if she is fit and healthy as she is another great hard court player, I just don't think she was suited with the clay and grass and now that she will be back on hard court I think she is a great chance at winning.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on July 24, 2019, 09:31:32 AM

We should enjoy these matches and moments because it will not last long.
It's obvious that that Federer is nearing the end of a magnificent career and we have maybe just a few years left to enjoy in the magnificent matches of this ''great three''.
I believe this will never happen again to watch three of the greatest players at the same time.
Unfortunately, it seems to me that Federer no longer has the strength to beat Djokovic.

In my opinion he definitely has the strength and he could possibly beat him but that's not his purpose anymore as he knows his career will end soon. The last match Federer and Djokovic played together was won by the player that was stronger mentally which was obviously Djokovic because he managed to save 2 match points and then win the tiebreak. Fed had 2 match points so you can say he didn't have the strength. It's just that he is not so focused anymore

At such high levels of tennis, when the best players play, usually small things decide.
Djokovic has tremendous mental strength and great psychological stability and for this reason he always gets the most important points in the match.
In short and easy matches Federer probably still has a chance against Djokovic but in difficult and long matches Djokovic is always in favor.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on July 24, 2019, 09:31:32 AM

Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

I'll probably go with Tsitsipas and put around $50 so let's see. I haven't betting on the women's side though, and I didn't check the odds. There might be some tempting odds out there as women's side as very unpredictable.

I'll probably wait what @Royse777 prediction on the women's, he has some good choices in the past so let's see. Grin

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We should enjoy these matches and moments because it will not last long.
It's obvious that that Federer is nearing the end of a magnificent career and we have maybe just a few years left to enjoy in the magnificent matches of this ''great three''.
I believe this will never happen again to watch three of the greatest players at the same time.
Unfortunately, it seems to me that Federer no longer has the strength to beat Djokovic.

In my opinion he definitely has the strength and he could possibly beat him but that's not his purpose anymore as he knows his career will end soon. The last match Federer and Djokovic played together was won by the player that was stronger mentally which was obviously Djokovic because he managed to save 2 match points and then win the tiebreak. Fed had 2 match points so you can say he didn't have the strength. It's just that he is not so focused anymore

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Quote from: Kemarit on July 25, 2019, 09:04:16 AM

Quote from: vella85 on July 24, 2019, 05:38:08 PM

Quote from: Trofo on July 24, 2019, 02:02:29 AM

Quote from: vella85 on July 24, 2019, 05:38:08 PM

I never like this time of the year in tennis after Wimbledon as most of the top players take time off to rest ready for the US Open which starts at the end of next month. Federer has confirmed that he will play in the Cincinnati Masters and then the US Open, the Cincinnati Masters seems to be a good lead up tournament for most of the top players. We don't have to wait long for this tournament as it starts on August 10th.

Montreal Masters starts a week before so we only have to wait till 5th. August to see most of the best players in action again. And even before that there is a nice ATP 500 event in Washington which starts next Monday. I am thinking most of the top 50 will start their road to US open on this tournament.

I see Federer is listed to play at this tournament on their website however he announced that he will skip it. I see Nadal and Djokovic are also on the list of players but has it been confirmed that they will play? I'm interested to see how Stefanos Tsitsipas goes in this tournament as he is someone who can offer some value at good odds in the US Open and he is back on hard courts which suites him better I think.

I also can't find anyone from the top seed confirming as well. Oh you know I'm a big fan of Tsitsipas so I'm going to continue to throw some money on him specially if the odds are really good.

So it seems that Roger will really go on Cincinnati Masters, good move for him, need to rest that aging body then used this tournament leading to US Open, so it makes sense. Cincinnati Masters starts on August 10 and then US Open in Aug. 28 to Sept. 8.

Yes my friend, I know you are a huge fan of Tsitsipas, that is why I mentioned him. I'm also liking him more on hard courts which the US Open is played on so I think the $26 odds are very good. I'm thinking about putting $20 on him to win, Del Potro also plays well at the US Open and he has odds of $13 currently which isn't bad either, if they were at around $15 I would bet on him as well.

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Quote from: Trofo on July 24, 2019, 02:02:29 AM

Quote from: Trofo on July 24, 2019, 02:02:29 AM

I never like this time of the year in tennis after Wimbledon as most of the top players take time off to rest ready for the US Open which starts at the end of next month. Federer has confirmed that he will play in the Cincinnati Masters and then the US Open, the Cincinnati Masters seems to be a good lead up tournament for most of the top players. We don't have to wait long for this tournament as it starts on August 10th.

Montreal Masters starts a week before so we only have to wait till 5th. August to see most of the best players in action again. And even before that there is a nice ATP 500 event in Washington which starts next Monday. I am thinking most of the top 50 will start their road to US open on this tournament.

I see Federer is listed to play at this tournament on their website however he announced that he will skip it. I see Nadal and Djokovic are also on the list of players but has it been confirmed that they will play? I'm interested to see how Stefanos Tsitsipas goes in this tournament as he is someone who can offer some value at good odds in the US Open and he is back on hard courts which suites him better I think.

I also can't find anyone from the top seed confirming as well. Oh you know I'm a big fan of Tsitsipas so I'm going to continue to throw some money on him specially if the odds are really good.

So it seems that Roger will really go on Cincinnati Masters, good move for him, need to rest that aging body then used this tournament leading to US Open, so it makes sense. Cincinnati Masters starts on August 10 and then US Open in Aug. 28 to Sept. 8.

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I never like this time of the year in tennis after Wimbledon as most of the top players take time off to rest ready for the US Open which starts at the end of next month. Federer has confirmed that he will play in the Cincinnati Masters and then the US Open, the Cincinnati Masters seems to be a good lead up tournament for most of the top players. We don't have to wait long for this tournament as it starts on August 10th.

Montreal Masters starts a week before so we only have to wait till 5th. August to see most of the best players in action again. And even before that there is a nice ATP 500 event in Washington which starts next Monday. I am thinking most of the top 50 will start their road to US open on this tournament.

I see Federer is listed to play at this tournament on their website however he announced that he will skip it. I see Nadal and Djokovic are also on the list of players but has it been confirmed that they will play? I'm interested to see how Stefanos Tsitsipas goes in this tournament as he is someone who can offer some value at good odds in the US Open and he is back on hard courts which suites him better I think.

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I never like this time of the year in tennis after Wimbledon as most of the top players take time off to rest ready for the US Open which starts at the end of next month. Federer has confirmed that he will play in the Cincinnati Masters and then the US Open, the Cincinnati Masters seems to be a good lead up tournament for most of the top players. We don't have to wait long for this tournament as it starts on August 10th.

The smaller tournaments are nice to win but people mostly only care about the grand slam titles. That is the first thing that is referenced when comparing players. Same thing applies to golfers. There was a time that I thought Roger had a lock on the career titles record but now I think Novak will eventually surpass him.

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We should enjoy these matches and moments because it will not last long.
It's obvious that that Federer is nearing the end of a magnificent career and we have maybe just a few years left to enjoy in the magnificent matches of this ''great three''.
I believe this will never happen again to watch three of the greatest players at the same time.
Unfortunately, it seems to me that Federer no longer has the strength to beat Djokovic.

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