Mens Singles Tennis News
Victor Chandler taking a real view on Robin Soderling
Published on 04/09/2010 15:02
Victor Chandler have seemingly taken a real view on the chances of Robin Soderling in his match against Thiemo De Bakker as they are offering 2/7 when other firms are as low as 1/7. That looks too good to miss so whilst it lasts, it is worth taking. His opponent can be backed at 4/1 elswhere, giving an under-round book.
Andy Murray 1/50 to beat Dustin Brown, Hurricane Earl permitting
Published on 03/09/2010 09:13
Hurricane Earl permitting, British hope Andy Murray will be looking to progress into the third round of the US Open at Flushing Meadow this evening (GMT) and according to the bookies, he cannot lose. William Hill stand out at 1/50, with Victor Chandler offering 1/200 and those kind of prices hold no appeal whatsoever. At the same time, a top priced 25/1 about his opponent Dustin Brown, currently ranked 123 doesn’t set the heart racing either. Asked about his opponent…
US Open Mens - Murray handed difficult draw and Djokovic the value
Published on 27/08/2010 12:16
The 2010 US Open at Flushing Meadow promises to be up to the usual standard and the likes of Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and of course Andy Murray are strongly fancied to do well. Andy Murray has a predictably big fan base over in the UK but to be honest, his appeal as a betting medium is limited and he is generally poor value. With the draw having been made, that opinion has been hardened to my mind as the Scot will possibly have to defeat both Tomas Berdych and Rafael Nadal…
Nadal worth betting on to beat Berdych in Wimbledon final
Published on 03/07/2010 23:16
In hindsight, the misguided faith in England’s football team carried over to Andy Murray on Friday as despite having a huge serve advantage, he failed to even get competitive against a rampant RAFAEL NADAL. Is the Spaniard going to fall at the final hurdle against a talented player but one relatively unknown on the back pages, Tomas Berdych? I think probably not.
Nadal has a 7-3 record against Berdych, and he’s won the last six times they’ve played.…
Murray ready to face Nadal in Men’s Wimbledon Semi-Final
Published on 02/07/2010 10:38
Can Andy Murray end the drought of British Wimbledon Champions at SW19?
Andy Murray takes on the Spaniard Rafael Nadal this afternoon and although this will not grip the nation in the same way as the England football team taking on (I use that term loosely) Germany, there is certainly an air of national expectation (British of course) amongst those whose sporting pride is managed more conservatively than sticking flags out of their Vauxhalls. The default position is to assume…
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