Serbia is dominant in the Tennis Odds at SBG Global

It’s remarkable to think that the war ravaged decade of nineties produced such tennis odds talent but that’s exactly what happened. By way of a brief historical background Serbia was locked in bloody civil war pitting ethnic factions against one another for the better of that decade and tennis odds were the last thing on the minds of most people.  But somehow a small handful of young players stuck with their dreams of rising to the top of the tennis betting odds one day, and today they are living out their tennis odds dreams.

In women’s tennis odds, Serbia rules. The world’s number one tennis player Ana Ivanovic is a Serb. The world’s second ranked woman in the tennis betting odds, Jelena Jankovic is also a Serb. This is a remarkable tennis odds occurrence considering the countries recent history and its size. Just 10 million people live in Serbia yet three of them are ranked in the top three in the tennis odds (including Novak Djokovic in the men’s tennis odds). Both women have come on very strong in the tennis betting odds scene in the last year and Ivanovic captured a Grand Slam title already this year with her sights set on another in the tennis odds in New York.

On the men’s side Djokovic has done his country proud in the tennis odds by not only grabbing a number three ranking in the world tennis odds, but by also capturing a Grand Slam title in Australia. But perhaps what’s even more remarkable than the country’s current success in the tennis odds is the promise of the future, with peace finally being established, there is no telling what kind of players this new environment might produce in the tennis odds in years to come.