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[b]One of the few players who looks to be fully fit, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, faces in Rafael Nadal a player who is anything but fit. Side with the big-serving Frenchman to send Nadal home, says Sean Calvert.[/b] As I said yesterday, there's every chance of you getting a game if you take your kit and hang around the O2 long enough and it just got weirder at the World Tour Finals on Wednesday. After having had a match point, first alternate Janko Tipsarevic fell over when match point down to my tip Tomas Berdych and left the court limping and defeated. And then we saw David Ferrer beat Novak Djokovic in straight sets - the first time that's happened in a year and the worst performance by the Djoker all year in, his own words. Regular readers might recall that I backed Ferrer to...

[b]Novak Djokovic was the man our in-form tipster Sean Calvert picked pre-tournament and nothing he's seen from the two finalists so far are making him think now is the time to jump ship and side with Rafael Nadal.[/b] We've reached the final day of Wimbledon 2011 and it's time for the men's singles final between the top two ranked players in the world. It's been a very profitable tournament for followers of this column and if [b]Novak Djokovic[/b] can win the title it will make it even better, as I advised backing the Serb outright at 5.1 in my event preview. [b]Rafa Nadal[/b] is favourite for Sunday's clash at around 1.68 based on recent Wimbledon results, but I won't be deserting Djokovic. Merely laying a bit off to ensure a profit on my outright wager. For those not already...

[b]Andy Murray will have the hopes of a nation pinned on during Friday afternoon but a fit-again Rafael Nadal should have too much in his locker, not least the self-belief of taking the Scot apart at SW19 before[/b]. Those with tickets for Friday at the All England Club won't be seeing [b]Roger Federer[/b], but they will be witnessing two potentially classic Wimbledon Men's semi finals. Both [b]Andy Murray[/b] v Rafa Nadal and [b]Novak Djokovic[/b] v Jo-Wilfried Tsonga have the look of tight matches about them and most British eyes will be on Murray as he attempts to reach his first final at SW19. Unfortunately for the Scot, he has the formidable presence of the world number one standing in his way and he's yet to take a set from the Spaniard on grass. They've met twice at...