Davydenko to win Aussie Open!!

[wannabet]

I think it's finally his time, and you will get him at over 100/1 in a couple of months. Simon is a good bet too, but maybe take him to the quarters or semis, but Davydenko is ready to go in the next G.S.. just getting it on record incase I forget later. I don't know, will it be 150/1? He's been flying under the radar, and now he is cleared of the other betting thing. Curious about his match today, but I'm surprised he is only a coin flip, go for him if you have the capabilities to bet on it. He will be getting into form, but will be peaking around the Aussie Open.

[HeeeHAWWWW]

Murray or Federer. No-one else has a shot.

[wannabet]

Murray? he made it to the finals of the U.S. Open, and one of the books had the option if you backed anybody else and Murray won, then you get your money back. I thought he was a bad bet then, I know he's a bad bet for the Australian. Also adding Cillic as a good dog to make it to the round of 16 in the Aussie Open.

[SBR Lou]

Sharp post, Davy is bound to silence the haters at some point. Why not now? Although I think backing him for the French Open is probably better "value".

[wannabet]

Didn't know he was a clay courter, would have thought he was better on hard surfaces, but I only watch the majors, I don't think he has lost anything, but he's starting to get older. Now or Never for him, I'd say. Also, Nadal seems like more of a lock on clay than even Federer on his best day in any of the other Grand Slams. Maybe Davydenko is in a different bracket than Nadal, and I can get him through, if he doesn't come through for me in Australia.

[SBR Lou]

Didn't know he was a clay courter,

He loves clay, and yeah his game is well suited to hard but personally I thnik he's better on clay. Hell, during the grass season warmups he skipped out a Wimbledon warm up to play some lower tier clay event, says a lot about his preferred surfaces.

[wannabet]

You watch, Davydenko throws this match coming up against Nadal, he may show something, but he will not win. He's the one to watch coming up in Australia, He likes to put on that he only cares about the rankings, but he is with those people who want to win money off his game.They (press) don't expect much in the Grand Slams, but I'm saying next one is a real shot for him. I like his effort in the U.S. Open. I'm still going with his hardcourt, and you will see him play today those who have these tennis matches. He may show something, but will not win it, better for his guys in the betting if he plays to the next Major. I'm with you on the clay court thing and Davydenko, and will look into it closer to the French. I think Davydenko will make nice run, not to get too far ahead, but we have to wait and see if I'm right in a few months..