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[Trofo]

Rybakina, Elena 1.75

Halep, Simona 2.10

The game score is 5-2 and Elena apparently wins the first set. Another game where the original favorite falls into the pit. The initial quotes for Simona's victory were 1.3. Is it worth it now to take a bet at an increased odds? Or is women's tennis random and not worth the risk? Remembering Djokovic and Nadal's comebacks, the situation looks attractive.

I just took Rybakina to win at 1.8 few moments ago. I am watching the match and Simona Halep has no chance here unless something really strange happens. Rybakina lost only few points on her serve in the whole match while Halep has to defend break points in almost ever game.

This will be one of the easiest bets recently.

Edit: And now there is already a break in second set as well, I am bit angry at myself for not taking a larger risk with bigger stake.

[Joca97]

Rybakina, Elena 1.75

Halep, Simona 2.10

The game score is 5-2 and Elena apparently wins the first set. Another game where the original favorite falls into the pit. The initial quotes for Simona's victory were 1.3. Is it worth it now to take a bet at an increased odds? Or is women's tennis random and not worth the risk? Remembering Djokovic and Nadal's comebacks, the situation looks attractive.

I just took Rybakina to win at 1.8 few moments ago. I am watching the match and Simona Halep has no chance here unless something really strange happens. Rybakina lost only few points on her serve in the whole match while Halep has to defend break points in almost ever game.

This will be one of the easiest bets recently.

Edit: And now there is already a break in second set as well, I am bit angry at myself for not taking a larger risk with bigger stake.

Rybakina won the match really easy and i didnt expect that to happen in straight sets. Halep was really good on Wimbledon and i was thinking that she was gonna win the title. Now we have a duel between Jabour and Rybakina and in the final and i think Rybakina has a good chance to win it

[KTChampions]

Rybakina, Elena 1.75

Halep, Simona 2.10

The game score is 5-2 and Elena apparently wins the first set. Another game where the original favorite falls into the pit. The initial quotes for Simona's victory were 1.3. Is it worth it now to take a bet at an increased odds? Or is women's tennis random and not worth the risk? Remembering Djokovic and Nadal's comebacks, the situation looks attractive.

I just took Rybakina to win at 1.8 few moments ago. I am watching the match and Simona Halep has no chance here unless something really strange happens. Rybakina lost only few points on her serve in the whole match while Halep has to defend break points in almost ever game.

This will be one of the easiest bets recently.

Edit: And now there is already a break in second set as well, I am bit angry at myself for not taking a larger risk with bigger stake.

Congratulations on winning  I watched the game exclusively by odds, so I can not say anything about the reliability of this bet. In doubles, clear underdogs Matthew Ebden/Max Purcell also won. It surprises me that the pre-match quotes of the bookmakers are very far from the real state of affairs. It seems that it is more profitable to bet on each outsider and this will give a total profit.

[CLS63]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

[ingiltere]

Rafael Nadal played a great match yesterday despite his injury and saw semi-final but unfortunately today he announced that he withdrew from the tournament due to abdominal injury. I wish him speedy recovery and see him in next Grand Slam fully fit. Now my favorite in Wimbledon is obviously Novak Djokovic. He made a great comeback in quarter final against Sinner and showed how he's still hungry about this tournament. He won last four tournament here and is ready to make it five in a row.
He will play with Norrie and then Kyrgios if he pass Norrie in semi final. Kyrgios can rest more but I still see Nole as heavy favorite here.

[casperBGD]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

so, basically he said everything about faking the injury with this withdrawal

Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final, and I would not count him out completely, but this scenario is simply the best for Djokovic that could happen, from top4 players, two were out before the tournament and one withdrew due to injury and last year finalist withdrew due to Covid

Norrie will be down in three sets, probably, but still hoping to have at least @1.3 on Djokovic at one moment, to hedge outright

[Joca97]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

Well if Nadal was playing against Kyrgios in this state i think he would have been destroyed. Plus another hard match would really get Nadal in the worst situation so sadly he withdrawed. Hopefully we see Djokovic and Kyrgios in the final to make it special

[Cnut237]

Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final, and I would not count him out completely, but this scenario is simply the best for Djokovic that could happen, from top4 players, two were out before the tournament and one withdrew due to injury and last year finalist withdrew due to Covid

Norrie will be down in three sets, probably, but still hoping to have at least @1.3 on Djokovic at one moment, to hedge outright

I don't think Djokovic is quite at his best, but yes, you'd expect him to beat Norrie.
I actually don't think it's outrageous to suggest that Kyrgios might win the tournament... whilst it's good for Djokovic, it's not absolutely ideal to go into a slam final having an opponent who is thoroughly rested and ready to go.

Tempted to put a bet on Kyrgios to win the tournament, odds are decent, and if he decides to turn up for what will be by far the biggest match of his career, he will be a threat.

[Jackl87]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

I also just read about the breaking news about Nadals withdrawal and to be honest i was not really that surprised. Nadal has a very long history with injuries and especially in the last 5 years he hardly had series of a few months where he was not hindered by any injury. In the last few weeks and months it looked like he had his chronic issue on his foot pretty much under control and now he has something else. That is really very unlucky for Nadal. I think though that it was the absolute right decision to withdraw from Wimbledon now. I read that the tear in his abs is already 7 mm long and it probably would have become larger and larger if he would have continued to play now.
Now he can make a break for a few weeks and then start to train again and he should be fit for the US open.

[Trofo]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

so, basically he said everything about faking the injury with this withdrawal

Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final, and I would not count him out completely, but this scenario is simply the best for Djokovic that could happen, from top4 players, two were out before the tournament and one withdrew due to injury and last year finalist withdrew due to Covid

Norrie will be down in three sets, probably, but still hoping to have at least @1.3 on Djokovic at one moment, to hedge outright

Obviously not faking it in the end.

Really sad tournament for me this year. I don't remember if I ever was less interested in Grand Slam. We lost a couple of good players to injury, a couple to the Russian situation and a couple to covid. Add to that fact that there is no points this year and it really misses something. I am always watching tennis for whole days during grand slams and this time around I barely catch a set here and there when I find myself in front of the TV. Just not doing it for me. Today I rather watched DOTA, and just had Wimbledon in small screen to cover the scores since I had a bet on Rybakina. Otherwise I would not even bother turning on the app.

[aoluain]

Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final, and I would not count him out completely, but this scenario is simply the best for Djokovic that could happen, from top4 players, two were out before the tournament and one withdrew due to injury and last year finalist withdrew due to Covid

Norrie will be down in three sets, probably, but still hoping to have at least @1.3 on Djokovic at one moment, to hedge outright

I don't think Djokovic is quite at his best, but yes, you'd expect him to beat Norrie.
I actually don't think it's outrageous to suggest that Kyrgios might win the tournament... whilst it's good for Djokovic, it's not absolutely ideal to go into a slam final having an opponent who is thoroughly rested and ready to go.

Tempted to put a bet on Kyrgios to win the tournament, odds are decent, and if he decides to turn up for what will be by far the biggest match of his career, he will be a threat.

That was the first thing I thought of when I heard Kyrgios was into the final, he will be
rested and ready to go. I cant recall having seen Kyrgios play Djokovic. Checking the
head 2 head shows its Kyrgios 2 - 0 Djokovic.....on hard courts and both in 2017 >
https://www.atptour.com/en/players/atp-head-2-head/nick-kyrgios-vs-novak-djokovic/ke17/d643

But yea its a GS final and a chance for Djokovic to get 1 step closer to Nadal's 22

and also a chance to prove to everyone that he can do something big without all
the smoke and mirrors.

[noormcs5]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

Well if Nadal was playing against Kyrgios in this state i think he would have been destroyed. Plus another hard match would really get Nadal in the worst situation so sadly he withdrawed. Hopefully we see Djokovic and Kyrgios in the final to make it special

I just saw the status "Walkover"  on the semi final match between Nadal and Kyrgios.



This is a big shock for me and Nadal fans all over the world. Instead of losing to Kyrgios by playing in a bad health situation, he preferred to fortified the match and walk out of the tournament with dignity.

[vennali]

I just saw the status "Walkover"  on the semi final match between Nadal and Kyrgios.



This is a big shock for me and Nadal fans all over the world. Instead of losing to Kyrgios by playing in a bad health situation, he preferred to fortified the match and walk out of the tournament with dignity.

Yeah, apparently he played the match against Fritz with an abdominal tear. Which is unbelievable to hear. How can a player play at such high level of tennis with a muscle tear. Absolutely crazy to be honest. Hope he recovers soon. He has been playing some really high quality tennis for the past few months and I thought that he had a fair chance of winning Wimbledon.

[babygun]

so, basically he said everything about faking the injury with this withdrawal

Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final, and I would not count him out completely, but this scenario is simply the best for Djokovic that could happen, from top4 players, two were out before the tournament and one withdrew due to injury and last year finalist withdrew due to Covid

Norrie will be down in three sets, probably, but still hoping to have at least @1.3 on Djokovic at one moment, to hedge outright

Why Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final? He played some very good matches and as Trofo already mentioned, against the top players he will always be even more motivated. Djokovic will probably win quite easily against Norrie and will be the favorite also in the final but Djokovic is far from unbeatable this year. We all know that Kyrgios has the talent to win a grand slam and this is a good chance for him to show that.

[KTChampions]

I just saw the status "Walkover"  on the semi final match between Nadal and Kyrgios.



This is a big shock for me and Nadal fans all over the world. Instead of losing to Kyrgios by playing in a bad health situation, he preferred to fortified the match and walk out of the tournament with dignity.

This is sad news, now we will not see the epic final Djokovic - Nadal. Also, I'm sure this is a huge disappointment for many bettors who have bet that Nadal will win the tournament (I've seen bookmakers add good bonuses to those who made such bets).
Is anyone going to bet on these ridiculous odds?:

Djokovic, Novak 1.05

Norrie, Cameron 7.60

[Kemarit]

Rafael Nadal made a statement that he withdrew from the tournament unfortunately. His performance against Fritz despite being injured was really awesome. It wasn't expected for him to join the tournament before Wimbledon too. However he came here by making big sacrifices. Nick Kyrgios has become the first finalist in this way.

Well if Nadal was playing against Kyrgios in this state i think he would have been destroyed. Plus another hard match would really get Nadal in the worst situation so sadly he withdrawed. Hopefully we see Djokovic and Kyrgios in the final to make it special

I just saw the status "Walkover"  on the semi final match between Nadal and Kyrgios.



This is a big shock for me and Nadal fans all over the world. Instead of losing to Kyrgios by playing in a bad health situation, he preferred to fortified the match and walk out of the tournament with dignity.

Perhaps it was really because of his abdominal injury, we have seen it in the Fritz match, takes a couple of medical break. I'm just thinking though, Nadal should have forfeited his match against Fritz then so that we can witness a match between Kyrgios and Fritz.

Now we are deprived of a semifinals match, and him giving Nick a free pass in the finals against Djokovic. Lose-lose situation for Nadal.

[virasog]

so, basically he said everything about faking the injury with this withdrawal

Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final, and I would not count him out completely, but this scenario is simply the best for Djokovic that could happen, from top4 players, two were out before the tournament and one withdrew due to injury and last year finalist withdrew due to Covid

Norrie will be down in three sets, probably, but still hoping to have at least @1.3 on Djokovic at one moment, to hedge outright

Why Kyrgios is lucky to be in the final? He played some very good matches and as Trofo already mentioned, against the top players he will always be even more motivated. Djokovic will probably win quite easily against Norrie and will be the favorite also in the final but Djokovic is far from unbeatable this year. We all know that Kyrgios has the talent to win a grand slam and this is a good chance for him to show that.

Everyone who reaches the Quarter finals, played good tennis and therefore reached this point. Kyrgios is lucky because he reached the finals without playing the semi finals. If Nadal was fit do you think Kyrgios would have any chance to beat Nadal in the semi final match? It would have been very difficult indeed.
Also, it makes Djokovic clear favorite to win the title.

[bct_ail]

I just saw the status "Walkover"  on the semi final match between Nadal and Kyrgios.



This is a big shock for me and Nadal fans all over the world. Instead of losing to Kyrgios by playing in a bad health situation, he preferred to fortified the match and walk out of the tournament with dignity.

Heard it on the radio only this morning. Very sad. But that is also a good decision. He should not play when he is in pain. He should not take the risk that the injury will get worse and take longer to heal. But it is a pity that we can not see a match between Kyrgios and Nadal. I would have liked to watch it.

[Strongkored]

Add to that fact that there is no points this year

I just found out that this year there are no points for players at Wimbledon and this will make the player rankings will remain the same for some time.

Honestly quite disappointed to see Nadal not playing due to injury, not because I'm a fan of him but because I hope he beats Kyrgios, and in the final will watch the Nadal vs Djokovic match, doesn't like Kyrgios to play in the final because of his attitude that almost never respects his opponents and the whole swearing is so annoying.

[Trofo]

Add to that fact that there is no points this year

I just found out that this year there are no points for players at Wimbledon and this will make the player rankings will remain the same for some time.

Not actually true. You have to defend points from last year and now that is impossible. For instance Djokovic will probably win Wimbledon and in process loose 2000 points and as a consequence loose first spot on rankings to Medvedev who was not allowed to play in Wimbledon. If it wasn't tragic it would be hilarious.

Wimbledon banned russian players to play and as a consequence ATP took away points and in process Medvedev who was supposed to be punished becomes number 1. Idiots all around