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Tennis Fed Cup Betting

TENNIS - FED CUP BETTING - 13th to 14th SEPTEMBER

The 46th Fed Cup sees Spain meet Russia for the first time at the Final stage. Russia has a 4-1 lead in head-to-heads, the most recent meeting being in 2007, with Russia winning that first round tie 5-0. However, the Spanish team is undoubtedly stronger now. Even without several top players, Russia boast a line-up containing two players ranked in the world top 10. pullquote Russia is no.1 in the Fed Cup rankings, having been successful 12 times and will start as overwhelming favourites, offered at 1/5 with Betfair, with the Spaniards at 5/2 with the same firm. endpullquote

With the Russian team below strength, Spain has a chance in this final, with Virginia Ruano Pascal and Anabel Medina Garrigues having…

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US Open - Murray to go all the Way?

The US Open is turning into a real corker for this year’s contestants.  First up Nadal has knocked Federer off the top spot as number one seed, ending Federer’s 235 consecutive week record at the top of the ATP rankings.  Entering into the US Open Grand Slam competition, Nadal is looking to capitalise on his current winning streak, and maintain his number one seed position.  Federer on the other hand, hasn’t really been on top form for most of this year, and will be looking for some consolation in making this year’s US Open his 5th consecutive win at this Grand Slam tournament.

Murray is next to grab our attention.  He’s been building on his successes in Wimbledon and has now managed to secure a place in the Semi Finals.  He…

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2008 Pilot Pen Betting

2008 PILOT PEN TOURNAMENT BETTING - 18th TO 24th AUGUST

The Pilot Pen tennis tournament, held at the Connecticut Tennis Centre at Yale University in New Haven, is the last stop before the U.S. Open in New York, the final Grand Slam of the season. The last event in the season-long U.S. Open Series, the Pilot Pen offers a combined $1.25 million in prize money for men’s and women’s tournaments, held concurrently in the 15,000-seat stadium and the adjacent 22 field courts. The men’s tournament features a 48-player main draw and the women’s event a 28-player main draw. pullquote Get a free £25 Bet on the 2008 ATP Pilot Pen when you open an account with Blue Square endpullquote

Leading Contenders

MEN’S SINGLES
The men’s competition includes just eight of the world’s top 50…

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WTA Tour Classic Betting - New York

WTA TOUR CLASSIC BETTING - NEW YORK - 18th AUGUST

The Forest Hills Women’s Tennis Classic is a tennis tournament held at the West Side Tennis Club in Forest Hills, New York. Held since 2004, this WTA Tour event is a Tier IV tournament, played on outdoor hard courts. It is a preparation tournament for the last Grand Slam event of the year, the U.S. Open. The tournament is a fairly low-grade affair, involving just sixteen players. The 2008 event has only attracted three players ranked in the world’s top 50. pullquote Get a free £25 bet on Tennis when you open an account with Blue Square endpullquote

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Frenchwoman Pauline Parmentier (world-ranked 46) has received wildcards into French Open tournaments in singles since 2005 and in doubles since 2004. She…

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Wimbledon Final: Nadal - Federer Betting Odds

Today is the most important date in the world of Tennis, it’s the Men’s Singles Final. As widely predicted, we see again current champion Roger Federer taking on Rafael Nadal.

Roger Federer has won Wimbledon for the past five times, and would really like to become a record breaker by winning his sixth consecutive game. Currently he ties with Bjorn Borg’s record of five consecutive wins at Wimbledon. If Federer manages to beat Nadal today, he will become the first man since the 1880s to win six consecutive Wimbledon Tournaments.

Rafael Nadal isn’t unknown when it comes to the final at Wimbledon. He too has made it there for the last two years, but has unmanaged to seat Federer, will today see this change?

Federer and Nadal have played…

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Murray to Beat Nadal at Wimbledon? Best odds revealed

Murray certainly had a great day on Monday, with probably the best come back of the tournament. It was certainly an edge of the seat game, which couldn’t help inspire the support of the nation, along with the 15000 spectators at Centre Court Wimbledon. It takes a certain kind of person to put up a fight after falling two sets behind, but that is what Murray managed to do, to claw back the next two sets.

Light was fading, and amid protests from Gasquet, play continued to conclusion, which saw the Frenchman apparently run out of steam, and give way to Murray’s superior stamina which cost Gasquet the game. The final result for the game seemed inevitable from the fourth set, but Gasquet still managed to pull…

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Wimbledon Womens Shocker

Wimbledon this year is proving to be the most exciting one for many years. Not only do we still have a Brit in the Men’s tournament, but all the top seeds in the Womens matches have been knocked out in the early games.

First to go was Maria Sharapova (number 3 seed) in the second round, beaten by Kudryavtseva in two straight sets. Number one seed Ana Ivanovic only made into the third round before being beaten by Zheng (1-6 4-6). Whilst number two seed, Jelena Jankovic was beaten by Tamarine Tanasugarn on Monday afternoon in the fourth round match which ended 6-3 6-2.

The pain of the top seeds doesn’t end there, Svetlana Kuznetsova (fourth seed) was also eliminated from the Women’s Singles Tournament…

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Andy Murray to win at Wimbledon today?

Today will see Andy Murray’s toughest match so far at Wimbledon. If he can continue on the current playing streak, he’s got every chance of securing his place in the quarter finals. Andy Murray will again take to Centre Court at Wimbledon to face the French man Richard Gasquet. Their match is scheduled third today after Federer takes on Hewitt in the fourth round Mens Single game, and Kuznetsova plays Radwanska in the fourth round Ladies singles game.

Andy Murray is the last British player left in the Mens Singles tournament. He has so far played really well, and has dispatched Fabrice Santoro in the first round, Xavier Malisse in the second round, and Tommy Haas in his last match 6-4 6-7 (5-7) 6-3 6-2…

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