Originally posted by UncleChael
Put your house on Murray
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FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#36Slay the books with this bet Chael.Comment -
steelheaddanSBR High Roller
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#37Flip you make valid points and I will say both of these guys are playing out of their skulls right now. Yes Fed is public favorite, and yes there will be home court for Murray, but I think this is way more difficult than your other great wins this tourney. Current form and current lines I am getting is -120 Murray, -110 Fed. Both of their form is legit. No play for me, but did I say lay the juice with Serena and cash it. She will not be denied, her shots today were incredible...Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#38I see a pretty decent edge for Murray so I'm playing it. I don't care how he wins, but he'll win.Originally posted by steelheaddanFlip you make valid points and I will say both of these guys are playing out of their skulls right now. Yes Fed is public favorite, and yes there will be home court for Murray, but I think this is way more difficult than your other great wins this tourney. Current form and current lines I am getting is -120 Murray, -110 Fed. Both of their form is legit. No play for me, but did I say lay the juice with Serena and cash it. She will not be denied, her shots today were incredible...
Of course Serena rolls hahaComment -
SnowballBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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yydoubleSBR MVP
- 05-30-11
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#40I can't put my money on that whiner. Especially vs the coolest Mother F--cker to ever play tennis.
He went BETWEEN THE LEGS earlier in this tourney. AND1 Tennis!Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#41Originally posted by yydoubleI can't put my money on that whiner. Especially vs the coolest Mother F--cker to ever play tennis.
He went BETWEEN THE LEGS earlier in this tourney. AND1 Tennis!
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ScottishSBR Wise Guy
- 12-21-10
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#42Totally disagree as soon as Murray won Wimbledon the rest of his career is pressure free, he's already a hall of fame cert and he's broke the British curse at Wimbledon if he doesn't win another slam it doesn't matter cause people in Britain only care about winning Wimbledon.Originally posted by FlipsideRMYeah no shit, but if theres an edge to who's more motivated it's gotta be Murray. Fed loses, oh well. Big Stain on Andy Murray if he loses this with a prime chance to win another final vs Djoker at HOME.
I like the way you point out 1 of my statements like it's the fuking key to my pick. NO! You even said yourself in a previous post that you look at "current form" as you sharpest angle to predicting a match. But then you rag on Murray for the way he beat Posp in straights lol. Fact is Murray has been playing out of his mind tennis the past few months on every surface. Now he's playing on arguably his best surface with home crowd behind him, in a tournament he just won 2 years ago vs an aging Fed.
Can it, youre annoying the way you attack every single post and hang on the tip of my cok everyday. We'll see tomorrow
There is no stain if Murray loses, it's the same as if Murray wins the tournament he'll be the 4th best player of his generation and that's pretty much how it goes.
I'm a Murray fan whilst he had a great clay court season this year but he hasn't impressed me since he stepped foot onto the grass this season and i think he's going to lose in 4 tomorrow, plus his shoulder is bothering him when he's serving you can clearly see it the pace is about 15mph down after 2 sets.
Fed will win then lose to Novak again in the final.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#43Yeah sure, maybe not public perception wise. But as far as Murrays personal feeling it will be a huge blow, the door is wide open. I fully expect him to step up to the challenge.Originally posted by ScottishTotally disagree as soon as Murray won Wimbledon the rest of his career is pressure free, he's already a hall of fame cert and he's broke the British curse at Wimbledon if he doesn't win another slam it doesn't matter cause people in Britain only care about winning Wimbledon.
There is no stain if Murray loses, it's the same as if Murray wins the tournament he'll be the 4th best player of his generation and that's pretty much how it goes.
once again, think outside the box and stop thinking the way of the public. This isn't about how the fans feel after the match, this is about personal motivation. the effects of winning/losing this match are a lot more lopsided towards Murray at this stage of his career compared to fedsComment -
ScottishSBR Wise Guy
- 12-21-10
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#44I would agree if Nadal wasn't looking done and Federer almost turning 34, the new generation are terrible so he's going to get plenty more chances where only Djokovic looks like strong opposition.Originally posted by FlipsideRMYeah sure, maybe not public perception wise. But as far as Murrays personal feeling it will be a huge blow, the door is wide open. I fully expect him to step up to the challenge.
once again, think outside the box and stop thinking the way of the public. This isn't about how the fans feel after the match, this is about personal motivation. the effects of winning/losing this match are a lot more lopsided towards Murray win or lose at this stage of his career compared to feds
He probably has about 12/16 more slams where he's the 2nd fav to win.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#45So what's your point? He's not going to win because he can win next year lol?Originally posted by ScottishI would agree if Nadal wasn't looking done and Federer almost turning 34, the new generation are terrible so he's going to get plenty more chances where only Djokovic looks like strong opposition.
He probably has about 12/16 more slams where he's the 2nd fav to win.Comment -
yydoubleSBR MVP
- 05-30-11
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#46Situational Mental edge goes to Murray for sure.
Lifetime mental edge goes to Fed. Murray has been known to get down on himself quite a bit in the past and lacks Fed's tremendous confidence.
I can see Murray getting frustrated by Feds coolness. I can't see Fed getting rattled at all, ever.
Just my mental outlook here.Comment -
ScottishSBR Wise Guy
- 12-21-10
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#47My point is this is one of Federers very last chances where as Murray has a lot more so if anyone is motivated more it has to be Federer.Originally posted by FlipsideRMSo what's your point? He's not going to win because he can win next year lol?
It's been 3 years since Federer won a slam if he can't win this one the odds are he will never win another one since it seems like Wimbledon is his only realistic shot these days as there's more players who can play comfortably on the hard courts.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#48in years/matches past I'd 100% agree with you. But Murray has turned the corner maturity wise for t he most part. This guy is a new player, his psyche has taken a 360 this last yearOriginally posted by yydoubleSituational Mental edge goes to Murray for sure.
Lifetime mental edge goes to Fed. Murray has been known to get down on himself quite a bit in the past and lacks Fed's tremendous confidence.
I can see Murray getting frustrated by Feds coolness. I can't see Fed getting rattled at all, ever.
Just my mental outlook here.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#49Let's focus on this match, this year, this month. Not think ahead to next years Wimbledon. Both players are motivated, I'll let that be. Not going to argue about it anymoreOriginally posted by ScottishMy point is this is one of Federers very last chances where as Murray has a lot more so if anyone is motivated more it has to be Federer.
It's been 3 years since Federer won a slam if he can't win this one the odds are he will never win another one since it seems like Wimbledon is his only realistic shot these days as there's more players who can play comfortably on the hard courts.Comment -
yydoubleSBR MVP
- 05-30-11
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#50That is your best angle.Originally posted by FlipsideRMin years/matches past I'd 100% agree with you. But Murray has turned the corner maturity wise for t he most part. This guy is a new player, his psyche has taken a 360 this last yearComment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#51No, plenty of angles. Age, form, motivation, location, crowd support, etcOriginally posted by yydoubleThat is your best angle.Comment -
nosweatSBR Rookie
- 01-31-15
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#52Flip- respect your plays/opinion but this is a toss up. I dont think its fair to say Murray has considerably better form when Federer has also been playing extremely well and his career record at Wimbledon speaks for itself. In fact, Murray in the third set against Seppi was abysmal and he played decent but not "out of his mind" against Karlovic. This is a tough play to put your house (or golf cart) on so BOL.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#53Originally posted by nosweatFlip- respect your plays/opinion but this is a toss up. I dont think its fair to say Murray has considerably better form when Federer has also been playing extremely well and his career record at Wimbledon speaks for itself. In fact, Murray in the third set against Seppi was abysmal and he played decent but not "out of his mind" against Karlovic. This is a tough play to put your house (or golf cart) on so BOL.
Respect your way as well. Should be a good match, Murray will be victorious come days ends.Comment -
brodieSBR MVP
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#54I just pointed out that one statement because it was complete bullshit. But ok let's see your other points. Murray is 6 years younger and he's the hometown guy. Wow sharp angles! I must've overlooked those! I'm sold. Combine that with the fact that when fed loses he'll be "happy hes 33 with 17 slams to his name" and it's a surefire lock.Originally posted by FlipsideRMYeah no shit, but if theres an edge to who's more motivated it's gotta be Murray. Fed loses, oh well. Big Stain on Andy Murray if he loses this with a prime chance to win another final vs Djoker at HOME.
I like the way you point out 1 of my statements like it's the fuking key to my pick. NO! You even said yourself in a previous post that you look at "current form" as you sharpest angle to predicting a match. But then you rag on Murray for the way he beat Posp in straights lol. Fact is Murray has been playing out of his mind tennis the past few months on every surface. Now he's playing on arguably his best surface with home crowd behind him, in a tournament he just won 2 years ago vs an aging Fed.
Can it, youre annoying the way you attack every single post and hang on the tip of my cok everyday. We'll see tomorrow
It is about current form. You should know more than anyone Mr. 'I watch every match' that not all straight set victories are equal. He was always going to win in straights, but Murray did not win convincingly. If he struggles to break a scrub like pospisil how do you think he will fare against the best wimbledon player of all time? Fed won convincingly in straights against a much better all around player, one that actually deserved to be in the QF.
but here I am hanging on the tip of your cok just like every other day right?
back murray. he just might win. i respect your opinion but don't make up dumbass reasons as to why you're going all in on him and then get mad when michael jordan laughs at you.
Fed is the play here. Bet.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#55touche. May the best man win.Originally posted by brodieI just pointed out that one statement because it was complete bullshit. But ok let's see your other points. Murray is 6 years younger and he's the hometown guy. Wow sharp angles! I must've overlooked those! I'm sold. Combine that with the fact that when fed loses he'll be "happy hes 33 with 17 slams to his name" and it's a surefire lock.
It is about current form. You should know more than anyone Mr. 'I watch every match' that not all straight set victories are equal. He was always going to win in straights, but Murray did not win convincingly. If he struggles to break a scrub like pospisil how do you think he will fare against the best wimbledon player of all time? Fed won convincingly in straights against a much better all around player, one that actually deserved to be in the QF.
but here I am hanging on the tip of your cok just like every other day right?
back murray. he just might win. i respect your opinion but don't make up dumbass reasons as to why you're going all in on him and then get mad when michael jordan laughs at you.
Fed is the play here. Bet.Comment -
lucasdawgSBR MVP
- 02-19-13
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#56over 42.5?Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#57Tough. Usually when it looks like a sure fire over, it stays way under. No play for me. Who's matty on?Originally posted by lucasdawgover 42.5?Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#58Flipper I am worried for you
Good luckComment -
That DudeSBR Hustler
- 03-04-15
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#59OP is spot on here. At this point in his career Fed relies heavily on his serve to get free points but unfortunately he happens to be going against the best returner in the world. Murray will force him to work to hold serve which will eventually wear him down over the course of the match. Unless Fed serves out of his mind, Murray will take this match in 4.Comment -
FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#60Originally posted by That DudeOP is spot on here. At this point in his career Fed relies heavily on his serve to get free points but unfortunately he happens to be going against the best returner in the world. Murray will force him to work to hold serve which will eventually wear him down over the course of the match. Unless Fed serves out of his mind, Murray will take this match in 4.
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FlipsideRMSBR Posting Legend
- 09-28-11
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#61Im not worried and that's all that matters. Best of luck, hope you choose the right side jj. #rollwiththewinnersOriginally posted by jjgoldFlipper I am worried for you
Good luckComment -
homie1975SBR Posting Legend
- 12-24-13
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#62Gun to head i go andy but it is too tough to call. Fed is playing his best tennis in 3-4 yearsComment -
homie1975SBR Posting Legend
- 12-24-13
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#63murray great returner of serve but if u think he is best in the workd at return of serve u have not seen enough of novak. I hate novak but he is the best returner of serve since agassiOriginally posted by That DudeOP is spot on here. At this point in his career Fed relies heavily on his serve to get free points but unfortunately he happens to be going against the best returner in the world. Murray will force him to work to hold serve which will eventually wear him down over the course of the match. Unless Fed serves out of his mind, Murray will take this match in 4.Comment -
ManeOnFireSBR Wise Guy
- 05-13-14
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#64Is that a joke?Originally posted by homie1975Gun to head i go andy but it is too tough to call. Fed is playing his best tennis in 3-4 years
I really haven't been watching but I'm pretty sure he isn't.
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homie1975SBR Posting Legend
- 12-24-13
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#65you are putting too much on one match when u focus on andys win over popsicle or whatever the hell hus nane is. Difficult to fluke to a quarterfinal so give popsicle credit yo, he is in good form.Originally posted by brodieI just pointed out that one statement because it was complete bullshit. But ok let's see your other points. Murray is 6 years younger and he's the hometown guy. Wow sharp angles! I must've overlooked those! I'm sold. Combine that with the fact that when fed loses he'll be "happy hes 33 with 17 slams to his name" and it's a surefire lock.
It is about current form. You should know more than anyone Mr. 'I watch every match' that not all straight set victories are equal. He was always going to win in straights, but Murray did not win convincingly. If he struggles to break a scrub like pospisil how do you think he will fare against the best wimbledon player of all time? Fed won convincingly in straights against a much better all around player, one that actually deserved to be in the QF.
but here I am hanging on the tip of your cok just like every other day right?
back murray. he just might win. i respect your opinion but don't make up dumbass reasons as to why you're going all in on him and then get mad when michael jordan laughs at you.
Fed is the play here. Bet.
if forced i bet andy but no play for meComment -
homie1975SBR Posting Legend
- 12-24-13
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#66Fed is serving the best he has since 2012 wimbledon. If u dont believe it then u clearly have not been watching. I am very surprised that a near 34 yr old can play like thisOriginally posted by ManeOnFireIs that a joke?
I really haven't been watching but I'm pretty sure he isn't.Comment -
ManeOnFireSBR Wise Guy
- 05-13-14
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#67Does anyone else agree with this? I know @Dubai he was pretty amazing at least.Originally posted by homie1975Fed is serving the best he has since 2012 wimbledon. If u dont believe it then u clearly have not been watching. I am very surprised that a near 34 yr old can play like thisComment -
That DudeSBR Hustler
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#68Djokovic is absolutely one the best returners of all time and the difference really is negligible but if I had to choose I would give the slightest edge to Murray. Although Agassi and Connors are still the best of all time in that regard.Comment -
sbrhedgeSBR MVP
- 01-18-11
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#69for me, it looks like it might be tight .. i go with
Gasquet +7 1/2 -120
Federer +3 -190
GLComment -
DemonataBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-12-11
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#70Fed s playing too good right now. Murray playing good too but this is Federer in the quarterfinals on grass. Have to take him here or I will feel dumb.Comment
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