Posted:
#101
Hmmm, this +10900 Lotto ticket keeps looking better and better.
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Posted:
#103
Gauff is the female equivalent of Alcaraz - has the skills to beat anyone - but is way too inconsistent not just from game to game but also within a game - She almost always make a “Holger” as I like to call it where she gets one or two breaks behind and has to fight her way back - almost like the comeback part is more important for them than winning - I think in a few years the other rising stars : Mirra, Tauson etc will beat Gauff pretty consistently
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Posted:
#106
Quote Originally Posted by doggs:
Osaka +105 Like the way she is playing in this tourney. Absolutely destroyed Sevastova, She keeps the unforced errors down she has got this.
Osaka +105 Like the way she is playing in this tourney. Absolutely destroyed Sevastova, She keeps the unforced errors down she has got this.
Osaka has played very well (so it isn’t related to that my answer) but you should ignore her match with Sevastova - Sevastova has arguably been the most swingy player ever to have played in WTA - and she has seen better days let’s say it like that
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Posted:
#109
Tauson is one of the most “misunderstood “ players on tour - She has basically had the top level to beat everyone since entering the WTA tour - but her early years was filled with injuries, money problems and confidence problems - September last year she got her boyfriend as coach - and he took her mental game from 0 to 8 - she also mention him every interview in Danish and how important he is for her mental game - and when she had that under control she has now begun winning versus big name players - which nullifies her confidence problems - I am not in doubt at all she will be the most winning Danish player ever - not that she has much competition (basically only Wozniacki and Rune) - but skill wise she is up there with Sabalenka etc - it is basically only the mental side that hold her back
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Posted:
#112
Yesterday Tauson also “played for” her grandad who passed away during her match versus Swiatek - I wasn’t aware that was a thing but stuff like that can also sometimes be what makes the difference - like when mothers find superhuman strengths when defending their kids which has been proven to be a thing - No offense to the remaining players - but I think pretty much all value is in Tauson winning this tournament
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Posted:
#114
Quote Originally Posted by Gavinnick:
@Calde13 Nope not gonna happen
@Calde13 Nope not gonna happen
If you are implying she shouldn't be favorite versus the field - then you are correct - but I can get her at +440 to win the tournament - and I would take that every day of the week - might I remind you there is none left except Mboko she hasn't beaten (and that is just because they haven't met) And of course Osaka was injuried when they played - But it is almost a joke by now how often the market undervalue her - and she has beaten some pretty big names the last 3 months without even breaking a sweat (in most of them) - so you should come up with some damn good arguments for me changing my opinion
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