Any value in that ape or is Nadal going to crush him like he deserves, that unsportsmanlike fool.
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Nadal is going to crush him. Rafa is in very good form right now, and just too good in returns for Milos to rely on his big serve. I'll likely play Nadal -1.5 sets paired with the -4.Comment -
As much as I dislike Milos, I should be taking the over if it's reasonable. Yet to see it on my books thoughComment -
The total is 22.Comment -
Nadal was too much for him
These other players just cannot beat top players its amazingComment -
Yes they can.Comment -
Not parlayed, no. I actually ended up just playing the -1.5 sets (-145) at pinnacle. No sweat.Comment -
It's like the field vs the top 4 is hitting 1-2 percent of the time
Why can't anyone beat these guys??Comment -
this ... you can also search it on youtube
In Montreal, Juan Martin del Potro is furious with Milos Raonic for not calling a penalty on himself when he touched the net in a critical part of the second set. Chair umpire Mohamed Layhani apparently didn’t see it, so the Argentine lost the point and shortly after that the match. The Argentine was also upset with an 11-minute medical timeout that the Canadian took at the start of the first set to treat a neck injury, but the non-call in the second set was what he said made him “very upset.”
“I think that he should recognize what he did and admit that he was wrong,” del Potro told batennis.com in an audio interview. “The whole stadium saw it, the umpire saw it, but it’s his decision and there’s nothing that I can do about it. I’m leaving here very bitter.”
Raonic admitted that he touched the net, and when asked whether he should have called a penalty on himself, he said: “It’s a big point. If you can put somebody in that situation, being down a break point, same thing happens do you call it on yourself?"
Raonic was then told by a reporter that it was Del Potro’s point and he responded, “Hypothetically yes, technically no.”
Matt Cronin.Comment
