Oh my dog, a winner. 7-6, 7-6.
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good job!
sidenote. been following you now for the last couple of weeks. how have you been faring overall in tennis? would u consider the latest cold streak, a pretty bad one???
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Yeah, I've had cold streaks but the longest ones have been 5 days perhaps. Don't know if I'm any good, I just try to provide some good info and hope it helps.Comment -
CHALLENGER PLAY
[TIBURON] HARRISON +115
Harrison faces Donald Young who has been in pretty dismal form since August, going 3-7 in his last 10 before whipping a qualifier in Round 1 here. Harrison got his first match back on court since his nice display at the US Open with a win over Lester Cook where he got better as the match progressed. Earlier in the year when Young was playing well in July, he beat Harrison in straight sets. Now, Harrison seems to be playing with more confidence. Defintely like him as the dog over paying too high a price on Young.Comment -
Hoo rah. 2 for 2 today. Might have my Internet problem at home fixed tonight which means I shall be playing some late night tennis perhaps.
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WTA PLAY
[OSAKA] CRAYBAS -129
I see the money has come on Savchuk and that's fine with me as it's driven the price for Craybas into a more playable area. Craybas comes into this tournament full of confidence after her run in Tokyo - albeit on the lower level ITF last week. Still, she battled well all week and then came to Osaka and notched a win over a qualifier in her opener. Savchuk beat Arn and the point was made that there was some very fishy line movement in that match, so I'm not reading much into that win. The win Savchuk scored over Craybas in July also should be taken with a grain of salt IMO. Savchuk had gone through qualis in that tournament and had a handful of hard court matches under her belt while Craybas was transitioning from clay. Neither is much to write home about, but I'm playing the hot hand here and expecting a nice sloppy WTA match.
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[OSAKA] PEER-FUDA OVER 16.5 [-110]
Peer is obviously a much better player here on this surface, but she doesn't always consistently pound lesser opponents to the tune of where this line is set. Fuda has to win five games. These are part of the funds that the Craybas giveth ... the Crabas shall not taketh away.Comment -
Peer DROPS the 1st set 6-3. Maybe I should have said Peer needs to win five games! She was a ridonkulous -2000 something favorite too.Comment -
EP,
What do you think of Benesova?Comment -
I don't like that match at all.Comment -
ATP PLAY
[SHANGHAI] ZVEREV -105
He draws Monaco who falls into the formula where I like to fade players. Despite winning his last match here, he won less points than his opponent. Zverev meanwhile has pushed through qualis here and dispatched of Stakhovsky & Davydenko. He's been in pretty decent form of late, but will need to improve his 2nd serve win rate which was poor vs. the Donkey.Comment -
I like your Zverev play. Monaco's best surface is clay while Zverev's best is hard. In fact the indoor hard court's are his best.Comment -
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CHALLENGER PLAY
[RENNES] GUEZ -115
Going with experience here. Guez normally plays well at this event in his home country and his opponent, Eben, has only got a handful of career plays on an indoor hard surface. Both got through their 1st round matches with Guez having the tougher opponent. He'll need to serve much better today.Comment -
Looks like something fishy was up with the Zverev line.Comment -
I want to slap myself around a bit this morning. Had said earlier in the week that I would fade Nadal and though he'd lose before the semifinals. Could have hit it big this morning if I followed ye old gut.
Zverev - you win some, you lose some. Sometimes it hurts to have to make plays overnight like that. But oh well.Comment -
[LINZ] DANIILIDOU +150
The Greek draws Bammer today on the indoor surface in Linz. Both come in after fairly easy wins in their openers. Bammer beat Chakvetadze who was horrid, while Daniilidou ousted Cibulkova in spite of 9 double faults. For the Greek, that was her 4th win this week after coming through qualis here. She's also hot right now, having won an ITF event late in September on an outdoor hard court. Factoring in that Bammer has not won back-2-back matches since February here and I'll take a shot on the Danii-lidou neighborino! Flanders special.
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What are your special records?
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0-0
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tailing you on your special
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Oh man do you know if there is a live stream for this gameComment -
nvm found oneComment -
Always check this place first for streams & scores, great site for the most part:
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Yeah was on it. I hope this game is a stress free win!Comment -
Good start.
She's pretty hot too
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Guez got smushed. Sheesh. Let's go Danii-lidou!Comment -
Oh no...a slump of her double faults may seem to be reappearing.Comment -
Missed out on the nadal play as well, he lost 1 round too early..GG lopez is on fire,see no reason not to play him next roundComment -
Broken
come on break back girlComment -
Will have some points en route after a few days. Well deserved I.O.U for an awesome pick. Props also in my thread will go to you
GOOD JOB!!!Comment -
Thanks. I was hoping beyond hope she'd get that done in two because I thought if it went three she was in trouble.Comment -
Ditto. Stressful game, but I'd do it all over again if it was a fcuking winner!Comment
