Posted:
#51
@JoseAlonso787
I am feeling great about it. Still upset about Alexandrova blowing that first set. 0-2 out of gates -2 units. Too bad we didn’t have the balls to play Draper.
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ATP Halle, ATP London, WTA Berlin
0-2 -2 units, potential -4 units if Perricard doesnt turn it around.
Posted:
#60
Quote Originally Posted by wgomel21:
@bringit Drop a winner in here if you see one tomorrow, please. After today my confidence isn't where it needs to be.
@bringit Drop a winner in here if you see one tomorrow, please. After today my confidence isn't where it needs to be.
I will. I didn't drop into your thread today until about ten minutes before the Struff match started so I went 1-0 on your picks today 
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Posted:
#62
Lean list in Birmingham (We can't play all of them, time to break each one down and find the best one) Any input is more than welcome.
Elisabetta Cocciaretto -150
Caroline Dolehide +230
Barbora Krejcikova +110
Leans in Berlin
Katerina Siniakova Even
Ons Jabeur +165
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ATP lean list
Halle
Christopher Eubanks Even
Struff over Sinner +290
London
No leans
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Posted:
#72
Quote Originally Posted by wgomel21:
@bringit Good timing. Katerina Siniakova sure looks like a play to me tomorrow.
@bringit Good timing. Katerina Siniakova sure looks like a play to me tomorrow.
I logged on last night to say exactly this. Then I read your post and was replying when the site crashed. She played pretty good in the first set until the melted down in the tiebreaker. Came back out mad in the second set and looked sharp. Then in the third she has an injury scare when she slips on the grass and goes down a break. They finally stopped for rain with Pegula about to serve up 4-2 in the third.
Before play was suspended it felt like it was over for Kat but now I'm not so sure. She definitely stands to benefit way more from the break in play. Her ML @ +500 is tempting. It is WTA, she is only down one break, and if she comes out as sharp as she came out in her two matches before this she could erase that within minutes. Actually what I probably like more is to win the next game @ +350. She'll have 2 opportunities to break back but you would think that she needs this game and she'll try to come out swinging right away to avoid going down 5-2.
After watching so many WTA matches that stretched across multiple days over the past couple months, the one anecdotal observation I've made about seemingly every one of them is that when play resumes the players and the match will look nothing like they did the day before, for better or for worse. Pegula could come out and win every remaining point or Kat could win 4 straight games and I wouldn't be that surprised by either outcome.
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