Results for tag: Rafael Nadal
Posted by:
Betting.Betfair
on Jul 3, 2011 at 09:49:59 AM
[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...
Posted by:
Betting.Betfair
on Jun 29, 2011 at 11:27:58 AM
[b]Andy Murray's momma may have eyes for Feliciano Lopez but the Scot is focussed on his task and should be backed for a comfortable win. Sean Calvert selects the best bets.[/b]
Tuesday was another highly profitable day for this column at the All England Club, with both of my recommended bets obliging, thanks to [b]Sabine Lisicki[/b] and the tenacity of Marion Bartoli.
So, it's men's quarter-finals day at Wimbledon on Wednesday and, as is becoming rather predictable in the men's game, we have the top four seeds on show and they're all very short prices to progress.
[b]Rafa Nadal's injury scare[/b] makes him the biggest price of the quartet at around 1.20 against Mardy Fish, followed by [b]Roger Federer[/b] at 1.19 against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and[b] Novak Djokovic[/b] at 1.14 to...
Posted by:
Betting.Betfair
on Nov 18, 2010 at 11:58:46 AM
It was another good week on the tipping front in Paris at the BNP Paribas Masters where my long shot Gael Monfils proved to be an excellent trade at an opening price of [20].
And so the 2010 season draws to a close with the final event of the year - the [b]Barclays ATP World Tour Finals[/b] at the O2 in London.
Billed as the top eight players on the planet battling it out in a 'Final Showdown' the reality might prove to be more like creaking and groaning their respective ways to a well-earned holiday, but there could be a spot of value around this week nonetheless.
The players are split into two groups of four and each player in the group has three games against the others in a round robin format, with the two most successful from each group going forward to the semi finals....