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Can anyone stop Novak?

Is there any stopping Novak Djokovic? You would think a gruelling semi-final victory over Andy Murray would have been enough to end his chances of winning the final of the Australian Open against Rafael Nadal, but seemingly not. Those looking at casinos Android even note note he battled on to emerge victorious from the longest final ever.

Some have described him as super-human, others have just looked on in astonishment, but what is true is that Novak Djokovic has come into 2012 in just the sort of form that allowed him to dominate tennis the previous year. He may even be better, unbelievably.

And the world number one has described his victory over Rafael Nadal as the greatest moment of his career.

“It was the longest…

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Williams to prove her credentials

Former world number one Serena Williams will be out to prove she is still a force in the women’s game after being ranked at a lowly 28th for the US Open. The Grand Slam, which gets underway on Monday, sees the world’s top players meet at Flushing Meadows in the last major event of the season. Those who plan to be Betting on US Open 2011 matches will be watching her closely.

Williams has won the event in New York on three previous occasions, with her last success in the Big Apple coming back in 2008. The 29-year-old has struggled with foot injury in recent seasons, which has hindered her performances on the court and limited her realistic chances of adding to her impressive Grand Slam record, with…

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US Open hand out their wildcards

Former US Open champion Lleyton Hewitt is the highest profile name to have earned a wildcard invitation to the US Open. The Australian is among a group of seven which have been given the late way into the final Grand Slam of the season, joining established names such as Robby Ginepri, Ryan Harrison, Julien Benneteau and Donald Young. American youngsters Steve Johnson and Jack Sock have also been given the chance to compete with the world’s best.

Hewitt has struggled to maintain the fitness levels needed to compete regularly at the top of the game, with his 30-year old body ravaged with injuries, although when on his game and the 2001 champion can still draw the crowds. He may have fallen down the rankings – all the way to…

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Clijsters looks to bounce back from injury

Kim Clijsters, a favourite to win the upcoming US Open, is to make a return to tennis at the Rogers Cup in Canada. The 28-year-old Belgian admitted the event, which begins next month, will be an “an important test”. The Rogers Cup will be a ‘stepping stone’ to the US Open for Clijsters.

Clijsters has been sidelined with two separate ankle injuries since the middle of May 2011, forcing her withdrawal from the Wimbledon Championships, and affecting much of her clay court season, earlier in the year. Those looking at the US Open 2011 tennis betting will be wondering if she has fully recovered yet.

“I twisted my foot not sideways, but forwards,” Clijsters said, describing the second injury, which she acquired at the UNICEF Open in…

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Del Potro a challenger again

Juan Martin del Potro has given a reminder that there is more to men’s tennis than a supposed ‘big four’. His high quality four-se defeat by Rafael Nadal in the fourth round at Wimbledon showed he is nearing the form that won him the 2009 US Open. He will certainly be a strong challenger at Flushing Meadows this year, as he is constantly improving.

The 22-year-old’s resurgence has been impressive. After missing most of last year with a serious wrist injury, he has recovered from 485th place in the ATP rankings to the verge of the top 20. He will arrive in New York back inside the top 16, well on-course to challenge for the fourth place he once held at the peak of his powers. Those looking at…

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Sweeting claims five-set Wimbledon win

American Ryan Sweeting will be absolutely delighted having come through his first round match at Wimbledon against Spaniard Pablo Andujar Alba in what turned out to be a thrilling five set match. Having lost the first two sets following a sprightly start from the young European, currently ranked No. 48 in the world, he fought back to defy the odds and win the last three sets to take him through to the second round and a potential match-up against one of the real big names on the circuit.

Sweeting is currently ranked number 65 in the world, and as such was not heavily favoured in the build-up to this tie, but he showed his true colours with a range of powerful ground-strokes and some big serves, and deservedly walked…

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Soderling looking to improve poor Wimbledon record

Robin Soderling will begin his ninth Wimbledon campaign next week, looking to improve his record that stands at just one quarter-final so far. That came last year when the Swede took eventual champion Rafa Nadal to four sets in their quarter-final before the Spaniard prevailed. Soderling had played some stunning tennis on his way to the latter stages of the tournament but once again came up short against the top players.

That had been the tale of Soderling’s career to date. The 26-year-old has been highly unfortunate to have come into the game at the same time as Roger Federer, Nadal and Novak Djokovic. The trio have dominated the game for the last few years and Soderling has often found his path to titles have been blocked by one…

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The US Open challengers in need of a good Wimbledon

All players of course want to enter the US Open in the best possible form and confidence. A decent Wimbledon helps towards this, but not all players need to be at the top of their game in order to prosper at Flushing Meadows.

Indifferent preparation is not always a problem. Serena Williams is adept at easing her way into majors after missing many preceding tournaments, whilst Kim Clijsters’ comeback success in New York in 2009 further proved that the big names in the women’s game can deliver when supposedly short of form and match practice. Those looking at the US Open 2011 betting should remember this.

Others benefit from lowered expectations – Roger Federer thrived at the recent French Open due to attention being diverted towards Novak…

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