William Hill are offering odds of 4/6 that Andy Murray will NEVER win Wimbledon - and 11/10 that he eventually does manage to win the tournament.

‘Andy is unfortunate enough to be around when there are three brilliant players already in opposition and several others on the way up in the not too distant future. It just may be his fate never to win the event’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

But Hills believe he will win a Grand Slam event before he has finished and make him 2/9 to do so, 3/1 not to.

Hills are already quoting Murray at 6/1 to win NEXT year’s Wimbledon.

2012 Wimbledon prices:

2/1 Nadal

2/1 Djok

3/1 Federer

6/1 Murray

16/1 Tsonga

16/1 Del Potro

Murray ever to win Wimbledon: 4/6 No 11/10 Yes

Murray ever to win Grand Slam tournament:  2/9 Yes 3/1 No

**ANDY’S LOSS WAS GREAT NEWS FOR A LONDON-BASED WILLIAM HILL CUSTOMER WHO STAKED A RECORD BREAKING £140,000 ON NADAL TO WIN THE GAME AT ODDS OF 1/2  AND COLLECTED £210,000.

Tennis legend, Bjorn Borg, has cast his prediction on the 2011 Wimbledon Championships, picking Roger Federer to win his seventh overall Wimby and rival Pete Sampras’s record at the tournament.

As the French Open or Roland Garros gets underway sports betting markets are hopping as tennis enthusiasts weigh in on who will win this year’s instalment of the French Open.
For many seasons, Rafael Nadal was installed as the runaway juggernaut to win the title.

Despite Rafael Nadal being a favorite for most tennis betting fans. This year he is facing a tough challenge from Navak Djokovic who has been money in the bank all 2011 and may be the “best bet” to win the French Open.
French Open Future Betting Odds:
Rafael Nadal -225
Novak Djokovic -200
Roger Federer +700          …

Whew!
Yep, you just heard the field of WTA competitors breathe a sight of collective of relief, armed with the knowledge that Serena Williams, the two-time defending champion (and best player in the world no matter what the rankings say) will not be on hand to defend her title when the 2011 Australian Open gets underway, live from Melbourne, Australia on Monday, Jan. 17, 2011.

While Rafa, Roger and Robin are the favorites to win the 2010 French Open title and guys like Djokovic, Verdasco and Cilic are just a cut below, what about the players whose odds are a bit longer?
From Andy Murray to Andy Roddick, this look at the ‘middle-of-the-pack’ players vying for this year’s second grand slam title will give avid tennis gamblers all of the inside…

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This in-depth look at the bettor-friendly ATP Futures Odds for the 2010 French Open will give professional tennis gamblers everywhere an excellent idea of just what to…

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Miami, Florida – Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters set up an all-Belgian affair at the Sony Ericsson Open semis, a spot in the final on the line, a date with Venus Williams, who advanced earlier today when she beat Marion Bartoli in straight sets.
These two ex-retirees, who returned to the game only recently – Kimmi in the summer of ’09 and Justine at the start of 2010 – have…

Miami, Florida – Robin Soderling got into the win column over Mikhail Youzhny earlier this season under rather dubious circumstances, winning the Rotterdam final when an obviously injured Youzhny was forced to retire.