Andreas Haider-Mauer at the US Open (above).
Rafael Nadal: – 7000
Pablo Andujar: + 1900
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Antonio Veic: + 350
Nikolay Davydenko: – 600
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Sam Querrey: + 110
Ivan Ljubicic: – 150
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Xavier Malisse: + 450
Fernando Verdasco: – 700
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Mardy Fish: – 190
Robin Haase: + 150
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Jeremy Chardy: + 200
Gilles Simon: – 300
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Marcos Baghdatis: – 145
Leonardo Mayer: + 105
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Albert Ramos: + 800
Robin Soderling: – 2000
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Andy Murray: – 3000
Simone Bolelli: + 1200
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Arnaud Clement: + 130
Michael Berrer: – 180
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Alexander Dolgopolovic: – 650
Andreas Heider-Mauer: + 375
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Tobias Kamke: + 400
Victor Troicki: – 700
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Lukasz Kubot: – 130
Carlos Berlocq: – 110
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Alejandro Falla: + 350
Florian Mayer: – 600
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Kevin Anderson: + 175
Juan Ignacio Chela: – 250
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Lukas Rosol: + 350
Jurgen Melzer: – 600
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We’re not going to go through the women, but if you are interested you should check out the odds becaause there are some seeming ridiculously high favorites according to the money lines. We especially, are in long with Jie Zheng at plus 700 to Petra Kvitova at minus 1500. As for the men, the good bet is the big underdog as well, as you’d have to love Andugar, who can bring you back $91 on a $5 wager if there’s an upset. Mardy Fish, in action, with a good chance to make at least the 3rd round. Nice story. Chardy/Simon, in the all French battle. Arnaud Clement, still doing it, and probably with those dumb goggles and head band. Long shot parlays would rack up the dollars if the stars aligned and a few long shots hit on the same ticket. By the way, Dolgopolov Jr. is way too heavily favored. Haider-Mauer might only be world #88, but he took Robin Soderling to 5 sets at the US Open and he’s had a very good year, and at 23, could be poised to climb. He’s also a natural clay courter and Dolgopolov is not, and hasn’t had the type of good season we were looking for after his magical Australian season. And good for Sam Querrey, who finally won an important match. We hope he does it again tomorrow, again as underdog. BTW, we are pulling hard for Kevin Anderson, shot maker, tomoorrow, and we are very impressed with Sergiy Stakhovsky, the big, lean one hander who won his first round match by making passes and tough volleys. We think he’ll be fun to watch in the doubles tomorrow.
Look for it all on the mix channels.
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