1. 01-13-19 07:59 AM #1
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    Challenger Final Columbus - Winner inside

    Roses are red, violets are blue, JJ Wolf is 100% today and thats true! Torpegaard is playing well, but will not stand a chance against a 100% Wolf playing the tennis of his life.

    Look for Wolf to win an easy final in the likes of 6-3 6-4 in a little over an hour when he demolishes Torpegaard today.
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  2. 01-13-19 08:59 AM #2
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    You know this is Torps home court since he goes to Ohio St right?
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  3. 01-13-19 09:07 AM #3
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    I know. I'm a countryman of Torpegaard, and have followed his career for many many years. (Fun fact: I made a lot of money tipping Torpegaard to win Columbus back in 2016.) But unfortunately Torpegaard havent progressed much in the last 2 years, while he can play some sweet tennis when in form, he is not playing better now than he was 2 years ago. J. Wolf on the other side, a young talent, who have made some serious progress the last year, is playing the best tennis of his life right now in Columbus, and EVERYTHING is worked for him. I literally can't see any way Torpegaard wins this match, other than Wolf suddenly fall completely off, which would be a HUGE surprise as Wolf has only been playing better and better for every match he played, and even if he doesnt play better than he did in his last 3 matches, this should still be a win without many troubles. Wolf has just been on another level compared to Torpegaard the last couple of matches.
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    Tailing. BOL
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  5. 01-13-19 10:36 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThinkingTrip View Post
    I know. I'm a countryman of Torpegaard, and have followed his career for many many years. (Fun fact: I made a lot of money tipping Torpegaard to win Columbus back in 2016.) But unfortunately Torpegaard havent progressed much in the last 2 years, while he can play some sweet tennis when in form, he is not playing better now than he was 2 years ago. J. Wolf on the other side, a young talent, who have made some serious progress the last year, is playing the best tennis of his life right now in Columbus, and EVERYTHING is worked for him. I literally can't see any way Torpegaard wins this match, other than Wolf suddenly fall completely off, which would be a HUGE surprise as Wolf has only been playing better and better for every match he played, and even if he doesnt play better than he did in his last 3 matches, this should still be a win without many troubles. Wolf has just been on another level compared to Torpegaard the last couple of matches.
    Ok! Good write up! Good luck on your bet!!
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  6. 01-13-19 04:18 PM #6
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    Good call!!
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