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i think petko/stephens will be a battle, might have to take the over
nice hit on your parlay
Wimbledon June 17th to July 7th
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i think petko/stephens will be a battle, might have to take the over
nice hit on your parlay
I've got no problem with kudla, but gulbis or Tsonga will eat him alive....nice heart he showed today...
But you are misguided on one thing
Christian Harrison is the future of Americans mens tennis
But you are misguided on one thing
Christian Harrison is the future of Americans mens tennis
I know you're kidding. Now see, Kudla would take this match from Chardy, after C is catch and releasing all these break points. But doesn't Harrison have a brother? Maybe he's the one..
Can't believe I forgot to cash against Querrey. My theory on him is that he has had an undiagnosed gumball up his nose for the last twenty years, and his brain isn't getting enough oxygen.
Key to me is...I don't think Kudla will be trapped by his mind. He can go as far as his skill development allows. I don't see that for most others among the men. Most players are their own worst enemy.
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it's not about who he beat, it's the pattern. he has a pattern of winning tight matches. he's twenty. he just entered the top 100 with that win. i'm dead serious, he is the best american prospect right now. best i've seen. maybe bleed is right and the younger harrison is The One. dont discount duckworth either, he's only 21. how long do people get to show they're winners? i give em till 22. are you going to suddenly get mentally tough and win sets after that age? i doubt it. maybe 24, but at some point, your character is established. kudla has gone from mediocre challenger player, to winning challenger player to ATP match winner, all in a pretty short space. this guy plays all the time, and his record shows that he is leaning lessons each match, not just going through the motions. there is a clear upward trajectory. i always thought he was a russell type because of his light or balding hair. i assumed he was in late 20s. but no. he's 20. contrast with ryan harrison. what has he ever done to deserve his name being the only one talked about? nothing. the guy has nothing but a serve, and even that comes and goes. he's just another guy with some power who can't keep the ball on the court in clutch points.
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i really want to take a shot with berloq, raonic is overhyped and sucking at the moment(im expecting kickserv to chime in)..but alas i will not
dont raonic and clisterjs look like they could be brother and sister , and be in a shrek movie?
dont raonic and clisterjs look like they could be brother and sister , and be in a shrek movie?
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being the best american prospect isn't saying too much right now
i don't doubt kudla may have the heart of a lion, i just want to see what he does against some stiffer competition
i don't doubt kudla may have the heart of a lion, i just want to see what he does against some stiffer competition
Save your money. Berlocq is in terrible form and sucks on grass....Raonic should win easily in straights
If it was a weekend though you could do the autofade on Raonic though
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agree
and that tsonga match will be a good one
not playing anything in that match but tsonga at -425 seems too high
gulbis +2.5 sets anywhere near under -200 and I might break every rule i have and overspend a lot. i mean a lot
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somtimes you gotta break the rules to break the bank
let me know what that line is when you get it
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interesting... definitely putting something on gulbis myself. if it's close, gulbis will win. the one thing tsonga deserves credit for is getting over his tendency to start slow. that would kill him against gulbis, i think. but he hasn't done that in months. maybe he'll revert.. gulbis, like his idol kudla, plays better under pressure, lol
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i cant help myself today
pavlyuchenkova +105 vs pironkova
my only legit concern is if hingis has had her working hard on the court or doing lines of coke with her
pavlyuchenkova +105 vs pironkova
my only legit concern is if hingis has had her working hard on the court or doing lines of coke with her
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with the departure of kirilenko, wimby just got a little uglier
but as much as i hate seeing her leave, i like winning money that much more
but as much as i hate seeing her leave, i like winning money that much more
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kirilenko struggled a bit last week, robson hasn't been great but her home country was gonna get her that win
i wouldn't ready too much into that theory when it comes to vesnina, vesnina is winning that match
