Madrid, Spain – When many cities around the world, fortunate enough to host a premier tennis event, are simply pining to witness the best sporting rivalry (New York springs to mind), Madrid has been spoilt with two successive Nadal-Federer finals.
Estoril, Portugal – The ATP Estoril Open has served up a couple of blockbuster quarterfinal matchups that tennis-betting fans worldwide will spot – the showdowns between Robin Soderling and Juan Martin Del Potro and Fernando Verdasco and Kevin Anderson.
It’s official. There is to be no Nadal-Federer final in Monte Carlo as Jurgen Melzer decided to crash that party when he beat Federer in the quarterfinals. On the flipside, Nadal may yet reach the final (is there any doubt?) if he overcomes the suddenly gifted clay-courter, Andy Murray; so, at least one-half of that coin is intact.
Miami, Florida – The best rivalry in sport is a mere few hours away from getting underway at Crandon Park – incidentally, on the very same court it began six years ago when Nadal stunned Federer, and the entire tennis betting community, in straight sets 6-3, 6-3.
Miami, Florida – Alexandr Dolgopolov earned the right to challenge the World No.1 Rafael Nadal for a spot in the quarterfinals when he dealt Jo-Wilfried Tsonga the coup de grace this afternoon, a R32 clash that was rained out last night in the third set and only just completed with Dolgopolov winning 6-7(2), 6-4, 7-5.
Indian Wells, California – Although the marquee billing on the day’s betting card in the women’s game is the clash between reigning World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki and former World No.1 Maria Sharapova, the other semi-final of the day between Yanina Wickmayer and Marion Bartoli shouldn’t be overlooked. It is equally important in the broad spectrum of the tournament, as…
Indian Wells, California – Rafael Nadal and Juan Martin Del Potro are set to renew their rivalry when they collide in the BNP Paribas Open semi-finals. It has been two years since their last meeting at the 2009 US Open semis when Del Potro played – in his words, “the match of his life,” to beat Nadal 6-2, 6-2, 6-2.
Acapulco, Mexico – ATP Acapulco Open betting markets are hopping with action now that the semi-final line up is set with four very intriguing players, all of which credible challengers in the hunt for the title that make picking the winner a tough call.
Melbourne, Australia – Australian Open betting markets are in full swing on the ultimate match in the men’s game, the final clash between Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray.
Novak Djokovic upset Roger Federer in the semi-finals, in straight sets no less, to book his spot in the final.
Melbourne, Australia – Britain’s No.1 Andy Murray is on the verge of his second straight Australian Open final and standing in his way his David Ferrer of Spain, a player that has never seen into the final of a slam. Predictably, Murray goes into this clash as the whopping favourite in the Australian Open betting markets.
Murray is listed at -500 to win outright while Ferrer is…