Tennis
2015 Wimbledon Women’s WTA Semifinals Sharapova vs. Williams
With the 2015 Wimbledon tournament well underway and the WTA brings us the semifinal match between Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams on Thursday the 9th of July 2015 at 4 AM ET with the match played at the All England Tennis Club at Wimbledon.
Wimbledon Women’s WTA Round 2 Williams vs. Putintseva
With the 2015 Wimbledon moving on to the second round we see a former champion in V. Williams came to this 2nd round with and a forceful win over M. Brengel, and now seek to keep with her momentum coming off that victory as she takes on 20 year old Russian Y. Putintseva in this 64th round with the match taking place on Wednesday the 1st of July 2015 at the All England Club. The opening Vegas odds have V. Williams at -1000 at Putintseva at +600 on the Money Line.
2015 Wimbledon Women’s Predictions
With the 2015 Wimbledon underway in the WTA section of the tournament, it appears that all will be watching No. 1 S. Williams who is predicted to win her 3rd part of the Grand Slam in the tournament, and be victorious and win her 6th crown at Wimbledon this 2015.
2015 Wimbledon Men’s Predictions
We are now on the tennis circuit and The 2015 Wimbledon Tennis Tournament is underway and has brought us a strong group of players, and we will anxiously wait to see who the upcoming superstars of the Men’s ATP are unknown at the moment.
Wimbledon Has Many Outright Specials
Many sportsbooks that are offering betting on Wimbledon have a few outright specials. These specials are made with big payouts and will entail two different winners.
A Quick Look At the 2015 Davis Cup After One Round
The second round of the 2015 Davis Cup will take place from July 17-19. There are a few interesting stories to take a look at as the second round is ready to come around. These include some stories involving a variety of different sides that pulled off a few upsets as the event started back in March.
Continue ReadingTennis Betting: Australian Open 2015 Odds
The Australian Open is the first Grand Slam of the year, and though tennis odds are all about the US Open right now, there is nothing wrong with looking ahead a little bit and seeing how next year is shaping up to start. Not surprisingly, Serbian Novak Djokovic is white-hot at the moment, and is expected to go back to his winning ways down under, after losing the Australian Open for the first time in three years in 2014. Also unsurprisingly, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray are close behind Djokovic.
Tennis Betting: Nadal and Djokovic qualify for ATP World Tour Finals
The first two players officially qualified for the ATP World Tour Finals are arguably tennis odds favorites to win it. Serbian Novak Djokovic is fresh off his title victory at Wimbledon where he defeated Roger Federer. On the other hand, Roger Nadal will also be part of the 8-man tournament, and will most likely be looking to bounce back from his disappointing elimination at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. However, Federer himself is next in line to join the competition where he has been more successful than any other man in history.
Tennis Odds: Grand Slam Winners
When there are clear-cut favorites, tennis betting often focuses not on whether they will win, but on how many times they will win. That’s why there are odds on how many Grand Slams Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, and Rafael Nadal are going to win throughout this year. The underdog of sorts here is Murray (+350 to win one; -600 to win none), since you could actually bet that he’s not going to win any major tournament during 2014. So far, the Scotsman has had as bad a season as his previous one was good. Murray failed to successfully defend his Miami Masters, Queens Club, and Wimbledon Championships. He also came up short in the Australian Open and the French Open, but he still has one Grand Slam tournament left in the US Open.
Tennis Betting Update: Djokovic Remains Perfect Through 27 Matches
Nearly 5 months into the 2011 tennis betting action Serbian player Novak Djokovic has yet to lose a match.
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