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Roger Federer is favored to win the Australian Open at odds of +185, while Rafael Nadal is the second choice at +405. The path for Federer to win this 20th Grand Slam title was made easier by the withdrawal of Andy Murray who is out due to injury. It also helps his cause that Nadal has not played well recently, while Novak Djokovic is still not at full strength, as he comes back from a right elbow injury. Let’s look at the first major of the season, the latest odds and picks....
It is less than a week before the first Grand Slam event of the season, the Australian Open, and some players are getting ready by playing in the Apia International Sydney. Although this is event is held in Australia, all of the top players in the world have chosen to bypass this tournament. The top seed in this event is Albert Ramos-Vinolas, and he is ranked just No. 23 in the world. This event looks to be wide open, as any of the seeded players could win this tournament and it would not be a shock to see an unseeded player take the title....
The top two players in the world, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer, lead the field for the Rolex Paris Masters which begins on Monday. This is the last tournament before the season-ending ATP Finals next week in London. It is a top-heavy field in Paris, as Federer is listed as the favorite at odds of +160, while Nadal is +200. No one else in the field is listed with odds of less than +1100. Let’s look at the event, odds and picks....
Roger Federer is the top seed and the odds-on favorite to win the Swiss Indoors Basel, which begins on Monday. Federer is gaining ground on Rafael Nadal in the race for the No. 1 ranking and he should pick up more points this week, as Nadal withdrew from this event. The top challengers to Federer in Switzerland are expected to be defending champion Marin Cilic, David Goffin and Martin del Potro. Let’s look at the event, odds and picks....
Adrian Mannarino and Pablo Carreno Busta are the top two choices to win the Kremlin Cup, which begins on Monday in Moscow. Mannarino is listed as the favorite at odds of +450, while Carreno Busta is the second choice at odds of +550. It is somewhat surprising that Mannarino is favored, as he is ranked 29th in the world, while Carreno Busta is ranked 11th. Carreno Busta is the top seed in this tournament and he is the defending champion....
The top two players in the world, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer headline the field for the Shanghai Rolex Masters this week. Nadal is the top seed and the favorite to win this event, while Federer is the second seed and the second choice in the betting odds. This event is also a key one for a number of other players as they look to pick up points in order to qualify for the ATP World Tour Finals in London. Let’s look at the Shanghai Rolex Masters, tennis odds and tennis picks....
Rafael Nadal is favored to win the China Open, which begins in Beijing this week. It will be the first action for Nadal since he won the U.S. Open last month. Nadal may not have an easy path to the title, as he opens up against Lucas Pouille who beat him last year. He may also have to face John Isner or Grigor Dimitrov before a projected final against World No. 4 Alexander Zverev. Nadal is the top choice in the betting odds at +150, while Zverev is the second choice at +600. Let’s look at this event, tennis odds and tennis picks....
Alexander Zverev is favored to win the Shenzhen Open, which begins on Monday, September 25 in China. Zverev is the top seed and listed at odds of +140 to win this event, while David Goffin is the second seed, and the second choice in the betting at odds of +350. Only one other player is listed at single-digit odds, as Mischa Zverev is listed at +900. Let’s look at this event, tennis odds and tennis picks....
Roberto Bautista Agut and Jo-Wilfried Tsonga are co-favorites to win the St. Petersburg Open which runs from Monday, September 18 through Sunday, September 24. They are the top two seeds in this event and the clear betting favorites at odds of +350. Only one other player, Philipp Kohlschreiber, is listed with odds of less than +1400, as Kohlschreiber is listed at +700. The top four seeds, Agut, Tsonga, Fabio Fognini and Adrian Mannarino have byes into the second round. Let’s look at this event, tennis odds and tennis picks....
The potential matchup between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer is still on track in the US Open, but unfortunately the two will not be in the final, as a semifinal matchup is the best we can hope for. While their side of the draw is pretty much holding to form, the other side is a complete mess, with none of the top seeds remaining. On the women’s side, the top seed Karolina Pliskova is still alive, as is the betting favorite, No. 3 seed Garbine Muguruza, and not to be forgotten is Maria Sharapova who upset No. 2 seed Simona Halep in the first round....
Roger Federer is favored on the men’s side to win the last Grand Slam event of the year, the U.S. Open, while Garbine Muguruza is favored on the women’s side. Federer has a good path to winning the title, especially with Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka out due to injuries, while Muguruza should also benefit with Serena Williams and Victoria Azarenka out of action. Let’s look at the odds, players to bet and players to fade....
Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer headline the men’s side of the Rogers Cup in Canada, while Karolina Pliskova and Simona Halep are the top women’s seeds. The Rogers Cup for the men is held at the Uniprix Stadium in Montreal, while the women play at the Aviva Centre in Toronto. The tournament begins on Monday, August 7 and concludes on Sunday, August 13. Let’s look at the top men’s and women’s seeds, some players to bet, and some players to fade....
Wimbledon will begin on Monday, July 3, 2017 and continue through the finals on Sunday, July 16, 2017 at the All-England Club in London, England. Live matches will be seen throughout the tourney on the ESPN family of networks in the first week of play, then on the NBC family of networks thereafter....
The third leg of tennis' Grand Slam, the French Open is always one of the most highly-anticipated moments of the year. There's a slew of unpredictability on the clay courts, and this could be a year with all sorts of upsets in both the men's and women's draws....
We're officially "back to the future" Down Under. The Australian Open has provided us with some fantastic tennis over the course of the last two weeks, and amidst all of the upsets that have happened on both sides of the draw, it's only fitting that some of the old souls of the sport are the ones that are still playing into the weekend. On the men's side, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have fallen a long way from when they were last in a Grand Slam final together six years ago; neither one is even ranked in the Top 5 in the world any longer. But they're here in the Aussie Open final in what should be a match for the ages for both men....
The U.S. Open will begin on Monday, August 29, 2016 and continue through the finals on Sunday, September 11, 2016 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Live matches will be seen throughout the tourney on the ESPN family of networks....
The men's singles tennis tournament lost a little bit of its luster when Roger Federer, Milos Raonic and Tomas Berdych all pulled out. That said, the rest of the usual suspects are all in Rio and ready to duke it out with gold medals on the line....
Wimbledon will begin on Monday, June 27, 2016 and continue through the finals on Sunday, July 10, 2016 at the grass courts of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London. Live matches will be seen throughout the tourney on the Tennis Channel and the ESPN family of networks....
A week of play is in the books at the French Open, and we've already seen a number of the top players in the world on both sides of the draw challenged, many of which have bowed out of the tournament before the end of the first weekend of play....
The second Grand Slam event in tennis is still a couple weeks away, but the time is clearly now to take advantage of the early French Open odds at BookMaker.eu....
The 73rd edition of the Internazionali BNL d'Itali, or simply put, the Rome Masters is the last of the major events players will partake in before the French Open. Typically, players who do well on the clay in Rome end up translating their success over to Paris where it really counts, so tennis bettors should be paying quite close attention to this throughout....
As we continue to draw closers to the French Open, the second major of the year, the men and women on the ATP and WTA Tours will be playing a ton on clay courts. The Madrid Open is the last really good tune-up for the trip to Roland Garros, as most won't bother playing after this week to get their bodies right for the two-week marathon in Paris....
As we inch closer to the French Open, all of the major tennis players are getting themselves ready by playing in various clay court events. The WTA Tour has a major event on tap next week at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, a tournament which has consistently been voted as one of the most popular tournaments for the ladies to play at in recent history....
A rich prize pool of almost four million Euros will be handed out next week in Monte Carlo at the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters, one of the most illustrious tournaments on the ATP Tour on the road to the French Open in just a few weeks....
Chalk has really held up through the mass majority of the Australian Open on the men's side of the draw, so it shouldn't be all that shocking that the men left standing, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray are ranked No. 1 and No. 2 in the world and have been for quite some time....
