Tennis
Will be interesting to see how all the Laver Cup participants will do in China this week, and if they'll even show up. Andy Murray gets a shot at revenge against Tennys Sandgren.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DW4YtX0Ylp8
1.11 £3 £22,124
1.12 £57,951
1.13 £161 £62,106
1.14 £100,958
Pliskova
Sep 28, 2019 -- 12:12PM, differentdrum wrote:
Has Sabalenka turned a corner in one tournament?I was very critical last year that she didn't get near enough out of the serve. It should be a real weapon and allow her to compete in any tournament. Let's see how long she can sustain this level.
sort of. her and Tursunov are besties again and therefore she's motivated and happy
Even by Kohlschreiber's usual cowardly standards that's impressive work
https://www.flashscore.co.uk/match/COHHjHJN/#point-by-point;1
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Yesterday, Pedro Sousa was leading 5-0 in the second set vs. Coppejans, had five matchpoints, but couldn't end the match, and was forced into a tie-break.
Today, Pedro Sousa was 0-5 down vs. Kohlschreiber, defended five setpoints, and fights to 5-5.
Things can change quickly.
What are the chances of that lol
Sep 28, 2019 -- 5:20PM, SabineIsGOAT wrote:
Peng 1.6 right after winning game point, quickly 1.9's again
now 1.6's at 0-30
Sep 28, 2019 -- 5:16PM, SabineIsGOAT wrote:
too good to be true type of odds
dreams do come true!
Sep 28, 2019 -- 5:34PM, SabineIsGOAT wrote:
that sums up my last 2 days tbh
2 days huh, come back when you've had 27.
Sep 28, 2019 -- 5:41PM, TGMTEL wrote:
without on court coaching I don't think Kasatkina would have won.
agree
Sep 28, 2019 -- 5:42PM, TGMTEL wrote:
or maybe I have selective memory with Pong. But every time I've seen her cramping etc she's actually finished. So I wasn't expecting this fightback.
don't think there would have been much of a fightback if we weren't in China
Sep 28, 2019 -- 5:45PM, SabineIsGOAT wrote:
Yes she's normally finished, so when she then held and then nearly broke for 5-3 I said **** it and got out because I've been getting owned and then she lost after all which then feels like I got owned anyway
I got out half of my stake at 4-4 (1.68 after initially backing at 1.6), so would have been in trouble if she had broken for 5-3. Would have taken a full red if Pong had gone 5-4 but instead Dasha broke I layed off some more of my Dasha bet and ended up with a decent win.
A year from now, Kenin will be favourite against a non-injured Muguruza.
caramba • September 28, 2018 5:34 PM BST
That's even crazier than thinking CM Punk will one day be back with the WWE!
2) Kenin being fave against Garbine is still less of a surprise than Punk coming back to the WWE imo.
3) I wasn't on BST in September 2018.
4) Those are fake quotes.
nice touch by writing the name I was using at the time though.
2) see 1
3) Doesn't matter what time you were one as the forum uses times set by the reader, not individual times from the sender of a message
4) ....ok...yes...
Sep 28, 2019 -- 6:32PM, edy wrote:
The thing is that these amateurisch corruption/misconduct cases are easier to trail and proof than those done by organised crime groups.
very true. And TIU needs to justify its existence, so when they can find proof of something concrete they throw the book at these players.
1, 3, 6, 8, 12
it's not a maths trivia. it's a tennis trivia.
Don't be so sure
Sep 28, 2019 -- 6:47PM, TGMTEL wrote:
there is no sixth number it's not a maths trivia. it's a tennis trivia.
wise fell for that
Sep 28, 2019 -- 7:00PM, SabineIsGOAT wrote:
we're not spending hours on thisDon't be so sure
oh we would, because it's a farfetched trivia. so I'm giving it away soon. If you followed Tashkent Slam this week that would help.
Sep 28, 2019 -- 7:08PM, edy wrote:
Number of games lost by AvU from round 1 to final in Tashkent.
well done.
Sep 28, 2019 -- 6:06PM, wisewords wrote:
Sonya so feisty
WOAHH IT'S SONYA KENIN
