This should be a great match and is worth throwing a little cheddar on it. ![]()
Casper Ruud ML -120
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This one is tough because the styles of play are hard to contrast. Musetti just saw a bomb dropper at altitude server in Diallo yesterday and handled it well. But Draper’s left handed bombs are not seen often. Musetti has so many different bag of tricks to toss at you. These are 2 of my favorite players on tour. Gun to my head slight lean on Musetti.
This one is tough because the styles of play are hard to contrast. Musetti just saw a bomb dropper at altitude server in Diallo yesterday and handled it well. But Draper’s left handed bombs are not seen often. Musetti has so many different bag of tricks to toss at you. These are 2 of my favorite players on tour. Gun to my head slight lean on Musetti.
Appreciate the winner buddy.
What's next......Gauff?
Appreciate the winner buddy.
What's next......Gauff?
For the record, I'm already on Gauff and I really love the play.
After being bageled by Yastremka to open the tournament she somehow found her rhythm and went into that laser focused zone she has. To me it's been very similar to the vibe she had in Riyadh where she steamrolled the best players in the world, including Sabalenka.
Coco is a player that we've all been burned by when she comes out and lays a dud against some scrub player but that's not a concern at this stage. She has a ridiculous 9-1 career record in finals. When she finds her rhythm at a tournament, as she has here, it's nearly impossible to stop her. She also holds a 5-4 h2h against Sabs and won their only meeting in a final at the 23 US Open.
I don't bet on Gauff much at all and the last time I felt strongly about her a couple weeks ago I got burned. I also rarely find much value in big finals matches and overall I still firmly believe that Sabs is the best player in the world at the moment. But I don't think this version of Gauff loses here and we have ourselves a new world #2 next week.
For the record, I'm already on Gauff and I really love the play.
After being bageled by Yastremka to open the tournament she somehow found her rhythm and went into that laser focused zone she has. To me it's been very similar to the vibe she had in Riyadh where she steamrolled the best players in the world, including Sabalenka.
Coco is a player that we've all been burned by when she comes out and lays a dud against some scrub player but that's not a concern at this stage. She has a ridiculous 9-1 career record in finals. When she finds her rhythm at a tournament, as she has here, it's nearly impossible to stop her. She also holds a 5-4 h2h against Sabs and won their only meeting in a final at the 23 US Open.
I don't bet on Gauff much at all and the last time I felt strongly about her a couple weeks ago I got burned. I also rarely find much value in big finals matches and overall I still firmly believe that Sabs is the best player in the world at the moment. But I don't think this version of Gauff loses here and we have ourselves a new world #2 next week.
@skillahmang
I was asked a question and I responded. Normal behavior. ![]()
@skillahmang
I was asked a question and I responded. Normal behavior. ![]()
One hit
One hit
