Del Potro is in the semifinals in Auckland and with this result will enter the top10 in the ranking Atp!
I hope he can do a great season without injuries, he can potentially get on the podium of the Atp ranking!
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Sunday can't come any sooner for the Australian Open is upon us once again. 
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I always avoid betting on the winner when topplayers such as Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, Murray play each other. It can always go either way, so it is risky to bet on the winner. I think it is better to bet on other things such as number of games or sets.
Federer is surely the big favorite because so many strong players will be absent or are in bad shape.
But it is still the first real tournament of the season and therefore there can be many surprises.
I think that if Federer overcomes the first week unscathed, he will win again this year.
It is indeed that Roger has the favorite as of this moment, but like what you've said there are unshaded, shaded players that are coming strong that will definitely give a hard time not only for Roger but also to the top 10. Australian Open is so exciting, though I'm eyeing Novak this year. Novak has been off last year and for sure he'd definitely work all things out, Hoping that he enhance or upgrade his strategies since almost all of his opponents (even the unshaded) already familiarize with his playing style. Roger and Nadal improve a lot over the past years despite their injuries and age (Roger).
Since Murray is out, It's nice to see if Roger and Novak to play for the championship.
here is the rich prize money of the Australian Open 2018:
Winner £2.32M
Finalist £1.16M
Semi-final £510k
Quarter-final £255k
Fourth round £139k
Third round £82k
Second round £52k
First round £28.9k
The prize pot (about £32M) has been increased by 10% compared to 2017
Winner £2.32M
Finalist £1.16M
Semi-final £510k
Quarter-final £255k
Fourth round £139k
Third round £82k
Second round £52k
First round £28.9k
The prize pot (about £32M) has been increased by 10% compared to 2017
Sunday can't come any sooner for the Australian Open is upon us once again.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I always avoid betting on the winner when topplayers such as Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, Murray play each other. It can always go either way, so it is risky to bet on the winner. I think it is better to bet on other things such as number of games or sets.
Federer is surely the big favorite because so many strong players will be absent or are in bad shape.
But it is still the first real tournament of the season and therefore there can be many surprises.
I think that if Federer overcomes the first week unscathed, he will win again this year.
Sunday can't come any sooner for the Australian Open is upon us once again.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I always avoid betting on the winner when topplayers such as Nadal, Federer, Djokovic, Murray play each other. It can always go either way, so it is risky to bet on the winner. I think it is better to bet on other things such as number of games or sets.
Sunday can't come any sooner for the Australian Open is upon us once again.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
Don't jinx him this time.
Roger Federer is one the greatest, but they can't win them all. Maybe you are just unlucky that you pick him in his worst days that's why he losses.
But yeah, its better to beat on the finals only. I also bet on during the finals but I constantly monitor the progress of every games so that I can make a good decision on who to bet to win and raise the trophy.
Sunday can't come any sooner for the Australian Open is upon us once again.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
It really is tough when big players like Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer lose when you have quite a bid riding on them. It is tough luck, but I would advise you to keep your bets to reasonable levels and spread them out. From a gambling perspective, you can bet small amounts through out the tournament, rather than betting a lot on the finals.
Sunday can't come any sooner for the Australian Open is upon us once again.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
I wish to get back what I lost last year during this tournament as I took that Rafael Nadal in the finals and lost quite a bit on him.
Roger Federer is the king of all these majors.
But the last time I bet on him to win a finals he lost.
So I do not know what is with my luck is with picking winners during the finals.
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
Kyrgios is a great player with a lot of talent, but his mental attitude could be a lot better. If he wants to win a grand slam, he first needs to work on this aspect. My favorite to win the AO is Federer!
True however I think Nick Kyrgios is starting to get it all together now as he showed at the Brisbane International. He is now starting to mature as a player and his mentally starting to get it right. That was a good win for him leading into the Australian Open and he could be one of the main dangers to Federer and Nadal who are the top 2 to beat just as long as Nadal is 100% fit.
Don't be fooled by Kyrgios - he won a ATP recently (Tokyo?) and everyone was saying the same things, then an open came around and the media were all over him and he fell into his old ways - The media chasing him and questioning his every move will be his undoing again but agree there is no time like now for him to push deep into the top 10
Yes I remember this as it was towards the end of last season where he won a tournament in Asia and then he lost it again. However this time around he has a coach on his side helping him so that could be the big difference with him moving forward. Yes I still think he will have his ups and downs but that is what makes it entertaining to watch. I know a lot of people don't like it but I do as for me its entertaining.
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
Kyrgios is a great player with a lot of talent, but his mental attitude could be a lot better. If he wants to win a grand slam, he first needs to work on this aspect. My favorite to win the AO is Federer!
True however I think Nick Kyrgios is starting to get it all together now as he showed at the Brisbane International. He is now starting to mature as a player and his mentally starting to get it right. That was a good win for him leading into the Australian Open and he could be one of the main dangers to Federer and Nadal who are the top 2 to beat just as long as Nadal is 100% fit.
Don't be fooled by Kyrgios - he won a ATP recently (Tokyo?) and everyone was saying the same things, then an open came around and the media were all over him and he fell into his old ways - The media chasing him and questioning his every move will be his undoing again but agree there is no time like now for him to push deep into the top 10
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
Kyrgios is a great player with a lot of talent, but his mental attitude could be a lot better. If he wants to win a grand slam, he first needs to work on this aspect. My favorite to win the AO is Federer!
True however I think Nick Kyrgios is starting to get it all together now as he showed at the Brisbane International. He is now starting to mature as a player and his mentally starting to get it right. That was a good win for him leading into the Australian Open and he could be one of the main dangers to Federer and Nadal who are the top 2 to beat just as long as Nadal is 100% fit.
Andy Murray did the operation at the hip today. he will have to stay still at least 6 months!
Murray has stated that he will try to return to Wimbledon
Murray has stated that he will try to return to Wimbledon
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
Kyrgios is a great player with a lot of talent, but his mental attitude could be a lot better. If he wants to win a grand slam, he first needs to work on this aspect. My favorite to win the AO is Federer!
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
I even think some of those pre grand slam games and off season games are pre arranged for these gambling houses to profit because there too many upsets and since it's a single sport and not a team sport they can easily rehearse the results before the game is played for some unseen hands and sponsors to make indirect money.
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
Kyrgios won in Brisbane! it's a good sign for him and I think he can make a great Australian Open.
I am convinced that 2018 may be his year and that he can finally show all his talent.
in addition to Kyrgios in 2018, Rublev and Shapovalov can also be affirmed at great levels.
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
I also get this impression quite often. The tournaments before a grand slam, many players see it as a practise to get match ritm but don't play 100%. You can also see this phenomenon in many other sports (such as snooker).
start the season in the best possible way for Rublev (20 years old)!
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
he is in the final against Kevin Anderson in Doha.
For him it is already best ranking (32th) even losing! If he wins it is 29th.
Considering that many top players are injured or in bad shape, Rublev can easily enter in the top 10 this year.
No no, you are mistaken. Rublev was in final against Monfils in Doha. And he lost.
Anderson was in final of Pune against Simon. And he lost as well
How times have changed if they are losing now.
Are anybody a sure win now a days?
For bigger tournaments such as the Australian Open starting the next couple of weeks then we can start expecting those players to begin to step up their game.
Atleast I am hoping they will by that time it matters most.
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