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12 Oct 12
08:07
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some matchups today really...
the biggest odds you can get is 1.15 on Roger Federer vs Cilic
Djoko and Murray are below 1.10
And we have two players from the 1970's playing at this stage of a masters in 2012
where did the world go wrong? I think it's probably fair to say that the difference between the top 8 and from that beyond is quite considerable
for example, tipsarevic has no business being nr. 9 in the world, almagro nr. 10, both dismantled by the 34 year old tommy haas (respect to him!), especially tipsarevic, but not to mention, Mugro's first round losses in the asian swing have become a part of the tradition now (punters if you want money just LAY Mugro in Asia even if he's playing Thomas Muster next year!!! lmfao)...if we go a bit farther you see quickly that Gasquet at nr.11 and Monaco nr.12 are frighteningly devastating players as well! both enjoy losing to Radek Stepanek in straight sets this year, Monaco might even lose if he is 2 sets and 4-1 ahead in a grand slam against the slowest player on the atp tour whose name i dont have to mention. Okay, but then again Gasquet has his share by playing some 154 ranked chinesse kid right after his "top form" in bangkok
all the other 3 matches will end 2-0
boring.
the biggest odds you can get is 1.15 on Roger Federer vs Cilic
Djoko and Murray are below 1.10
And we have two players from the 1970's playing at this stage of a masters in 2012
where did the world go wrong? I think it's probably fair to say that the difference between the top 8 and from that beyond is quite considerable
for example, tipsarevic has no business being nr. 9 in the world, almagro nr. 10, both dismantled by the 34 year old tommy haas (respect to him!), especially tipsarevic, but not to mention, Mugro's first round losses in the asian swing have become a part of the tradition now (punters if you want money just LAY Mugro in Asia even if he's playing Thomas Muster next year!!! lmfao)...if we go a bit farther you see quickly that Gasquet at nr.11 and Monaco nr.12 are frighteningly devastating players as well! both enjoy losing to Radek Stepanek in straight sets this year, Monaco might even lose if he is 2 sets and 4-1 ahead in a grand slam against the slowest player on the atp tour whose name i dont have to mention. Okay, but then again Gasquet has his share by playing some 154 ranked chinesse kid right after his "top form" in bangkok
all the other 3 matches will end 2-0
boring.
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I understand what you mean nando, these are really stupid, pointless matchups these younger guys like mugro, tipsy, gasquet, monaco, wawrinka etc. should all be taking the initiative much more since they are all experienced enough and at the best years of their career at the moment...they shouldnt allow veterans like steps and tommy to go this far, but hey, if they can beat them then why not?
these are really boring match ups i would have prefer a later start time for the tsonga match
looks like i might need to apologize to Stepanek
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