@bringit
This should be a great match .
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Obviously this is the best team in the world but I've watched nearly every slam match they've played together and they are absolutely playing better here than I've ever seen them play.
Let's get another win from the Italians next.
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Obviously this is the best team in the world but I've watched nearly every slam match they've played together and they are absolutely playing better here than I've ever seen them play.
Let's get another win from the Italians next.
@Minigonzo
I really like Osaka. I already have a pending +300 future on her to win this quarter that will hit with a win here and I also have her -2.5 games as the last leg of a fairly hefty parlay.
If I didn't have those pending I would play her either 2-0 sets or -3.5 games.
@Minigonzo
I really like Osaka. I already have a pending +300 future on her to win this quarter that will hit with a win here and I also have her -2.5 games as the last leg of a fairly hefty parlay.
If I didn't have those pending I would play her either 2-0 sets or -3.5 games.
@lmb4321
Well it would definitely be a good matchup between two players in peak form. This is the part that sucks when you are riding two hot players- eventually they have to face each other. In some ways Osaka might even be a tougher matchup for Anisimova than Iga was.
But after her last two matches I'm starting to get the feeling that this may be Anisimova's moment. I kind of thought that at SW19 as well but obviously the gravity of the situation was too overwhelming at that time.
Remember after that we were discussing how and if she would be able to recover from that. But now look where we are today. She beats the very player she was humiliated by a couple months ago and did so with resiliency. She has that monkey off her back now and she will never be a first-time slam finalist again.
I think we're looking at someone who wins multiple slams in the coming years (if she stays healthy) and the first one may very well come this weekend.
@lmb4321
Well it would definitely be a good matchup between two players in peak form. This is the part that sucks when you are riding two hot players- eventually they have to face each other. In some ways Osaka might even be a tougher matchup for Anisimova than Iga was.
But after her last two matches I'm starting to get the feeling that this may be Anisimova's moment. I kind of thought that at SW19 as well but obviously the gravity of the situation was too overwhelming at that time.
Remember after that we were discussing how and if she would be able to recover from that. But now look where we are today. She beats the very player she was humiliated by a couple months ago and did so with resiliency. She has that monkey off her back now and she will never be a first-time slam finalist again.
I think we're looking at someone who wins multiple slams in the coming years (if she stays healthy) and the first one may very well come this weekend.
Top heavy or nothing. The problem is we have left money on the table. The line opened at +150, +125, +110, now -105. When he is ready, he will post, patience Luke.
Top heavy or nothing. The problem is we have left money on the table. The line opened at +150, +125, +110, now -105. When he is ready, he will post, patience Luke.
If Osaka runs Titsomova all over the court the way she did Muchova Osaka wins rather easily.
Titsomova doesn’t really scream fitness or mobility to me.
I’m hammering Osaka.
If Osaka runs Titsomova all over the court the way she did Muchova Osaka wins rather easily.
Titsomova doesn’t really scream fitness or mobility to me.
I’m hammering Osaka.
Placing the $300 from yesterday’s winnings into tonight. Her resiliency in the second set earned a new fan. I’d seen her play a number of times, but last night was “chef’s kiss” in regards to the ignition of what will be her legacy
Placing the $300 from yesterday’s winnings into tonight. Her resiliency in the second set earned a new fan. I’d seen her play a number of times, but last night was “chef’s kiss” in regards to the ignition of what will be her legacy
