back or no back, I'm pretty sure he was going to lose, and he probably knew it as well
[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
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[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
ManeOnFire
SBR Wise Guy
05-13-14
851
#2
Damn was looking forward to this.
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Snowball
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
11-15-09
30047
#3
so NFL it is...
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yisman
SBR Aristocracy
09-01-08
75682
#4
Originally posted by ManeOnFire
Damn was looking forward to this.
me too
had bets on Djokovic
[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
[/quote]
[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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Snowball
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
11-15-09
30047
#5
RF is so classy he cares about ppl who bet on him and withdraws.
:-)
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frugalgambler
SBR MVP
05-30-13
3418
#6
Time to grab France futures for Davis Cup ? Anybody knows if it is serious and also what is the state of the French team ?
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MiddleMan
SBR Wise Guy
05-26-13
673
#7
Yeah huge arb available in the Davis Cup Final.
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Rudeboy
SBR Hall of Famer
07-15-14
5725
#8
Did the books pay out if you took Djokovic ML -350 before match? Think it would be void me thinks.
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yisman
SBR Aristocracy
09-01-08
75682
#9
Originally posted by Rudeboy
Did the books pay out if you took Djokovic ML -350 before match? Think it would be void me thinks.
the match never happened, how would anyone pay out?
[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
[/quote]
[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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frugalgambler
SBR MVP
05-30-13
3418
#10
Originally posted by MiddleMan
Yeah huge arb available in the Davis Cup Final.
Where ???
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frugalgambler
SBR MVP
05-30-13
3418
#11
I still see France +160/+150 at a couple of books that still have these odds available.
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Risinger
SBR Hustler
10-21-14
71
#12
Wonder if it was why he was struggling against Wawrinka so hard
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yisman
SBR Aristocracy
09-01-08
75682
#13
it was a fitting end to what was perhaps the worst ATP Finals ever.
[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
[/quote]
[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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GoBlue77
SBR Hall of Famer
03-20-11
9166
#14
Originally posted by yisman
it was a fitting end to what was perhaps the worst ATP Finals ever.
agreed.
tennis is just becoming too pussified. these dudes are weak
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EaglesPhan36
SBR Aristocracy
12-06-06
71662
#15
Season is too long. That has some to do with how terrible the end of the year after the US Open normally is. This year in general though, you saw how fragile guys are who overschedule. Guys would do well to look at how Djokovic and Federer run their seasons.
Younger guys who are now in the Top 10 have to learn how to manage their seasons so as to not be burnt out in September and October. Guys who are ranked in the Top 30 or so need to start skipping all 250 level events. There is no point to them playing in those for the most part.
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yisman
SBR Aristocracy
09-01-08
75682
#16
US Open was very strange too, with the finals somehow being Nishikori/Cilic
[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
[/quote]
[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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reddevil84
SBR High Roller
08-05-10
174
#17
Fed is usually an ace to manage his season program but here I think he made a mistake not withdrawn from Paris. Shanghai, Basel, Paris, Masters and DC was clearly too much, he should have taken the 10 days break and give up the Nr.1 place
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EaglesPhan36
SBR Aristocracy
12-06-06
71662
#18
Originally posted by yisman
US Open was very strange too, with the finals somehow being Nishikori/Cilic
Indeed. Weather had a bit to play with that, but Djokovic was the one who looked worn out by the heat whereas that has not been an issue for him in many years.
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yisman
SBR Aristocracy
09-01-08
75682
#19
Originally posted by reddevil84
Fed is usually an ace to manage his season program but here I think he made a mistake not withdrawn from Paris. Shanghai, Basel, Paris, Masters and DC was clearly too much, he should have taken the 10 days break and give up the Nr.1 place
he didn't have a choice because he really wanted to be 1 again and this was probably his last chance. I doubt he'll pass Djokovic next year.
So he played more tournaments than he might have otherwise.
[quote=jjgold;5683305]I win again like usual
[/quote]
[quote=Whippit;7921056]miami won't lose a single eastern conference game through end of season[/quote]
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sluggy1616
SBR MVP
07-21-13
1317
#20
Originally posted by EaglesPhan36
Season is too long. That has some to do with how terrible the end of the year after the US Open normally is. This year in general though, you saw how fragile guys are who overschedule. Guys would do well to look at how Djokovic and Federer run their seasons.
Younger guys who are now in the Top 10 have to learn how to manage their seasons so as to not be burnt out in September and October. Guys who are ranked in the Top 30 or so need to start skipping all 250 level events. There is no point to them playing in those for the most part.
I agree with you. I also think that the dudes that make the semis of a 250 should not be able to play in a 250 the next week. The distribution of the price money should also be different in a 250. More money needs to flow down to the early rounds to give up and comers a chance to stay in the game long enough to have a chance to break in. Money should also come out of the 500 and 1000's and should be used awarded at the challenger level.
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bruceBRUCEbruce
SBR MVP
06-20-09
2560
#21
Originally posted by EaglesPhan36
Season is too long.
far too long
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jake3
SBR Rookie
07-08-14
43
#22
That's why some train in Florida to sustain that heat I guess... Like Williams sis, Serena looks top notch through the hottest temperature in NY