ClutchonandWin's tennis plays, fresh thread, with records

[ClutchOnandWin]

There are script writers for storylines that would feast on this kind of shit. Challenge somebody to explain to me why I have been on the end of somany bad beats? Are these to do with the picks I am making?

How often does a player lose a 4-0 lead to lose the same set 5-7, in men's tennis?

[ClutchOnandWin]

Chasing inplay

Wayne Odesnik to beat Menendez @1.95 (10 units)

Better on big points, no other reason.

[ClutchOnandWin]

Praying this bitch comes in.....

[ClutchOnandWin]

Odesnik spurns 2 chances.

15-40 to deuce.......

Now 6-5.

Brilliant.

[ClutchOnandWin]

Serving for the match, choke is pending guys.... watch this one....

[ClutchOnandWin]

Choked. 7 games all.

[ClutchOnandWin]

Oh wait, saves both break backs....

[ClutchOnandWin]

Chasing inplay

Wayne Odesnik to beat Menendez @1.95 (10 units)

Better on big points, no other reason.

Winner.

Close shave. Miracle that I wasn't on the end of a devastating choke again.

[frugalgambler]

£10

The funny thing is that he started at 20 pounds per unit, but then halved it. Not that it matter, but now he has to chase harder to get out that hole. Man I should have unloaded against Robert; only Matt's pick on Robert stopped me. I am really tempted to fade Kukushman just because this clown is banking on him.

[ClutchOnandWin]

(15 units)

Kudla to beat Alex Kuznetzov @1.75 inplay

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http://www.sportlemon.tv/20140107/vv52cc5e304f0ea3.60622900-719404.html

Kudla live.

[ClutchOnandWin]

Yes! Denis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ClutchOnandWin]

(15 units)

Kudla to beat Alex Kuznetzov @1.75 inplay

Winner.

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Ryhne Williams to beat Debakker inplay @2.62 (3 units)

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Piter inplay @1.9 vs Feueurstein (10 units)

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Piter 2nd set inplay @1.75 vs Feueurstein (3 units)

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Starace @2.2 inplay vs Dancy (1.5 units)

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http://www.sportlemon.tv/20140107/vv52cc5e304f0ea3.60622900-719404.html

Potito live.

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Piter 2nd set inplay @1.75 vs Feueurstein (3 units)

Winner.

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Starace @2.2 inplay vs Dancy (1.5 units)

Loss.

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Ryhne Williams to beat Debakker inplay @2.62 (3 units)

Winner.

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Robredo to beat Rosol opening rounder aussie open

@1.83

(15 units)

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Robin Haase to beat Donald Young @1.79 aussie open opening rounder

(15 units)

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Piter inplay @1.9 vs Feueurstein (10 units)

Winner.

Profit from the night with all my inplays winning bearing one small one.

[matt1216]

Winner.

Profit from the night with all my inplays winning bearing one small one.

Hey man, you got a YouTube link for Tomic/Delpotro at all?

[addictedto]

The funny thing is that he started at 20 pounds per unit, but then halved it. Not that it matter, but now he has to chase harder to get out that hole. Man I should have unloaded against Robert; only Matt's pick on Robert stopped me. I am really tempted to fade Kukushman just because this clown is banking on him.

Frugal, the funny thing is that I am sure the capable guys are getting influenced by this "expert" which is the case with Robert. This was 1 of my solid bets for Berrer but did not played it either and now I regret. H2H was 2-0 Berrer.

[reddZor]

leanng over 10.5 games first set at 3$

[ClutchOnandWin]

Hey man, you got a YouTube link for Tomic/Delpotro at all?

LOL

Was asleep.

lol @ losing 6-3, 6-1

[ClutchOnandWin]

Istomin to beat Baghdatis @1.71 (20 units)

Bags is washed up, he is now at a point where being a father is a priority and he is less focused on his game. The training hasn't been as good, he's put on weight and his muscle memory on his techniques have been forgotten. It's all showing on the court. Losing to Steve Johnson at one of his favourite tournaments in one of his favourite countries to play sealed the deal for me. He's finished.

Meanwhile we have a player in Istomin who is clearly on the up and posseses so much more ballstriking ability off both wings than Baghdatis, so much so you can only see him hitting Bags completely of the court. Cannot live with the controlled aggression of Istomin, the serving and he'll just be drawn into making errors eventually from the the depth and penetration of Istomin's average shot.

Dennis has shown good tennis in the opening to the season and was sort of unlucky to lose out to tursy in auckland. It was a close battle.

This will be a demolition job.

[ClutchOnandWin]

Steve Johnson to beat Andrian Mannarino @1.73 (30 units)

BEST OF 5 SETS LEAVES ME COMFORTABLE THAT BS DOES NOT OCCUR/TAKE PLACE

Mannarino is supposedly good, not for me, he had a good patch of form last season and was rewarded with a good draw at wimbldon after John Isner retired in the first few games. He caught Dustin Brown, whom he matches up well against, coming straight off his victory over Hewitt. So there was that emotional downer for him to capitalise on. That's the reason he has his ranking and soon he'll be back to the mediocrity he belongs with, tourning challengers scattered across europe on hardcourt and indoor hardcourt tournaments.

Many will suggest Steve Johnson isn't much better, he essentially also tours around the challenger events but the with the USTA and the only times he makes 250/500 level tournaments are when he manages to get through the qualifiers or recieves a wild card in the US. Well the anser to that is don't let it misslead you, he is much different and it's because he prioritises his schedule and raises his level for these grandslams.

Last year Johnson took Almagro to 5 sets and served absolute bombs all match. He is clutch and even though limited from the back of the court, does possess a decent forehand like all these americans. He understands his strengths and weaknesses and plays to his strengths to give him the best effective and maximum chance of winning. Mannarino is a player that is too reliant on feel and finesse and as a result he gets tight during the tense moments, whilst Johnson just muscles through the tension.

If you don't wanna take my "subjective" views from "observations" I;ve made on their games, take the recent results to highlight you who comes in here WARM and matchsharp.

Steve Johnson

an 6 2014		Auckland ATP (NZL) Match Stats, Hard Court, Seed (LL), Rank 160, Rating 1.18
	Quarter Final		Lost to Yen-Hsun Lu(62,3.14) (TPE) 6-4 6-4 Recap Match Stats		$2.571
	Round of 16		Def. (4)Kevin Anderson(20,2.38) (RSA) 7-5 6-4 Recap Match Stats		$3.394
	Round of 32		Def. (WC)Marcos Baghdatis(109,2.88) (CYP) 7-5 6-7(3) 6-4 Recap Match Stats		$3.068
	Qualifying Rnd		Lost to (4)Bradley Klahn(95,1.52) (USA) 7-6(5) 7-6(3) Recap Match Stats		$2.685
	Qualifying R2		Def. Maxime Chazal(488,-1.31) (FRA) 7-6(1) 7-6(3) Recap Match Stats		$1.123

Adrian Mannarino

	Jan 6 2014		Auckland ATP (NZL) Match Stats, Hard Court, Rank 71, Rating 1.69
	Round of 32		Lost to (WC)Jack Sock(100,1.70) (USA) 6-3 6-4 Recap Match Stats		$1.753
	Dec 30 2013		Brisbane ATP (AUS) Match Stats, Hard Court, Rank 59, Rating 1.43
	Round of 32		Lost to (8)Jeremy Chardy(34,1.96) (FRA) 7-6(4) 7-5 Recap Match Stats		$2.651

Regardless whether chardy and sock played well, fact remains Mannarino has only competed in 2 matches since the start of the season, whereas Johnson has played and beaten all three of Klhan, Baghdatis and Anderson. Not only this, but during the December period, just after christmas Johnson entered the USTA wild card play offs for the australian open and won beating Sandgren who had been in amazing form. He did so saving MATCHPOINT. THat will feel good.

Another demolition job!

[matt1216]

lets just hope Steve Johnson wasnt a 1 hit wonder

[SirtySree]

Johnson's serve will keep him in the match but as for winning, not too sure. Can see a potential 5 setter here or high number of games.

[actionaddict86]

im fading you here...i dont see johnson winning

[matt1216]

im fading you here...i dont see johnson winning

Im feeling a let down too. I think baggy and and Anderson just didn't try. Both were on there first matches

[lucasdawg]

dont over rate johnson think he was just playing harder then his opponents were in the tournament. nevertheless bol