Emma just loves 3 sets and with a fierce competitor on tap, this is bound for 3 sets and Navarro pulling out a win as I think she is back and ship is uprighted
Keys should be able to take care of Schnaider
Maria stole a win im 3 sets over Muchova which surprised me. Rybakina will be too much in straight sets
To be THE MAN, you got to BEAT the man
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Keys 2-0
Rybakina 2-0
Navarro 2-1
3 leg parlay +1278
Emma just loves 3 sets and with a fierce competitor on tap, this is bound for 3 sets and Navarro pulling out a win as I think she is back and ship is uprighted
Keys should be able to take care of Schnaider
Maria stole a win im 3 sets over Muchova which surprised me. Rybakina will be too much in straight sets
I changed my post because I considered my lack of pre-match betting approach undermined the strength my thoughts for someone who was pre-match betting. But glad you saw them anyway. GL
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I changed my post because I considered my lack of pre-match betting approach undermined the strength my thoughts for someone who was pre-match betting. But glad you saw them anyway. GL
Maria's game can & does drive her opponents nuts if they let her into the match. Muchova was a set & 3-0 up, and she let her effort slip, let Maria back in the game and from there she drove Muchova insane with her rinky-dinky net game. Rybakina obviously cares about Wimbledon more than Queens, and only uses the event as a warm-up, so probably took Maria far more for granted than she would a stronger opponent at a more important event. Too many unforced errors in between serving out of her mind at various points. That said, I'm quite surprised she lost the 2nd set after breaking at 4-5 down then going up 6-5.
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Maria's game can & does drive her opponents nuts if they let her into the match. Muchova was a set & 3-0 up, and she let her effort slip, let Maria back in the game and from there she drove Muchova insane with her rinky-dinky net game. Rybakina obviously cares about Wimbledon more than Queens, and only uses the event as a warm-up, so probably took Maria far more for granted than she would a stronger opponent at a more important event. Too many unforced errors in between serving out of her mind at various points. That said, I'm quite surprised she lost the 2nd set after breaking at 4-5 down then going up 6-5.