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@_sirlocks He pulled out of laver cup not Davis cup

Tiafoe withdrew btw fellas so I Cashed out Lehecka for $5 profit 😂

@SiddharthGula13 @CarsonBrubaker Clown

@Winners367002 @CarsonBrubaker Umm no Osorio beat herself

OSTAPENKO MY GOAT

@SiddharthGula13 @CarsonBrubaker Jovic is arguably good in these conditions, hence why she beat Osorio in straights.

@CarsonBrubaker Hmm match is on Jacquemot's racket but Maria very very frustrating and has much more altitude experience. Could be a troubling match and at these odds lean Maria. Jovic is a hard skip for me in these conditons

@WTAGodfather Amanda here

🇺🇸 Women’s US OPEN Final 🎾 WHO YOU GOT?? 🇧🇾Aryna Sabalenka OR 🇺🇸Amanda Anisimova

@Nati_xo5 Marketa will save tennis today

I'm sorry but R1: Masarova R2: P. Kudermetova R3: Fernandez R4: Bucsa QF: Vondrusova SF: Pegula It can't ever be easier for Aryna.

@Ben_Bets_ .

@PicksWithEnergy Saba lose

#USOpen - Day 10 🎾🇺🇸 2U Alcaraz -1.5 Sets + Sabalenka ML (-160) 1.5U Djokovic ML (-165) vs Fritz 1U Pegula/Krejcikova o20.5 Games (-130) 0.5U Djokovic Win 3-1 (+340) Show some love if you are tailing! ❤️

@WTAGodfather Disgusting choke

I wish I had a fraction of the luck that Noskova bettors have. My gosh

@King_Kelly704 @PicksWithEnergy Yes

@PicksWithEnergy Question bro is this the same thing as +5.5 games

#USOpen - Day 5 🎾🇺🇸 1.5U Sinner 3-0 + Bublik (-125) 1U Muchova ML (-130) vs Cirstea 1U Vekic +5.5 Games (-105) vs Gauff 0.75U Wong ML (+140) vs Walton Show some love if you are tailing! ❤️

@wagsischasing Hey retard, vukov is back.

WTA 🎾 Iga Swiatek -1.5 (2%) Elena Rybakina is coming off one of the best performances we’ve seen from her in a long time. It was a flawless match. You couldn’t have played more perfectly. The heat played in her favor. Sabalenka was exhausted and the court conditions were sped up. She executed the serve. That’s the story of Rybakina’s game. The serve and incredible ball striking. Her inconsistency on serve/unforced errors has made it difficult for her to find a winning rhythm and it has been extremely haunting in later rounds of tournaments. I think we see a different Rybakina tomorrow. The mental mountain will be too high to get over. Conditions tomorrow will be different than what we’ve seen. The match is scheduled for 1PM in the afternoon. Typically, we’d think 1PM as prime heating and day time conditions. Well, Cincinnati will be between the 591 and 588 lines tomorrow. As a result, convection will increase. Looking at Rawinsonde data, conditions between 12PM - 4PM will play slower. A low to mid-level cloud deck will create more humid conditions. This process reduces evaporation, limiting air to rise, thus making surface conditions damp/cooler. Also within this time period, isolated to scattered rain/storms will be in the vicinity. A pre-match rain shower and cloudy conditions for the match will certainly play the court in Iga Swiatek’s favor. The conditions will be slowed down and will give her more time to dictate with her own pace. Rybakina will have a harder time hitting through Swiatek in cooler/damp conditions. Rybakina has struggled to get over the SF hump. It’s a mental game at this point and I can’t see her getting past it. She’s coming off one of her best performances, but all I see is a letdown. You can’t replicate what was witnessed on Friday. There will be a drop in level. She’s too inconsistent right now to be trusted to repeat that performance. This makes this spot a perfect fade. Swiatek has had her number. She’s taken the last three matches off her and leads the H2H. Swiatek has also won the last three hardcourt matches. When I look how each lady has performed over the tournament, one stat sticks out. Time on court. Swiatek has played 4 hours less than Rybakina. That’s 4 more hours of extra juice for Iga. She will be fresh. Another stat that sticks out is that Rybakina has conceded 28 break point opportunities across 4 matches. She’s saved 22 of them. Any inconsistency on serve/forehand errors could prove to be quite costly. Elena Rybakina is landing the first serve just 53% of the time across her four matches and with a drop in level expected on serve, I can see an increase in DF% and a decrease here in points won if the second serve. Elena Rybakina has only won just 42% of her second serve points over the last 5 meetings against Swiatek. This showing Iga has given Rybakina trouble when she’s unable to land the first serve. With drop in level expected and cloudy/humid conditions, I like Swiatek to be able to take advantage of Rybakina’s inconsistency and be able to dictate this tennis match. Rybakina has had issues getting past the semis this year and this creates a mental mountain. Swiatek won Wimbledon. Her drought is over. She got over the mental barrier. Now she’s on a revenge tour. Give me Swiatek.

@jjpickswinners @saabnation23 Disgusting

@saabnation23 Vekic was ready to give up and Cirstea did everything in her power to throw the match lmao

Cirstea about to blow 7 break chances in this first return game then somehow lose the second set to Vekic lmao

@jjpickswinners She lost the match. Glad I hedged

@KiissHurtado15 She’s such a choking bitch

Here comes McCartney Kessler! 👀

@KingTailorGang 4-4 15-40 and she somehow goes over 12.5 games….. absolute autistic.

Rybakina has autism

@360JamesLee Line opened at -110

Mboko as the fave against a higher ranked player who’s playin well on hard court is the biggest trap line ever lol

@SopranosPicks Ok

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@byunkaiffe Serve looking back to normal as well

THIS MOVEMENT IS JUST THE BEST I'VE SEEN IN MONTHS KAMANN RYBAKINAAAAAAAA

@pi_girlg @Probahis Those 13 double faults play a huge roll, not too mention kalinskaya second serve much better then collins.

@Probahis .. C. Tauson defeated Kalinskaya 6-3 7-6 . The following tables compare Linette serve against Collins and Kalinskaya serve against Rakhimova, if they serve similar, clearly Linette has an edge. Of course and obviously things change from match to match but my $ is with Linette 2/2

WTA Washington Linette M. - Kalinskaya A. 🧠 Form & Context Magda Linette 🔄 Resilience returns: Came back from 1–4 down in the first set to defeat Collins 7–5, 6–4 in R1. 📉 Poor lead-in: Had failed to win a match in four of her last five events. 🔥 Still dangerous: Reached QFs in Miami and Abu Dhabi earlier this year—both on hard courts. 🇺🇸 D.C. comfort zone: Made the quarterfinals here in 2018, famously beating Naomi Osaka. 🧠 Veteran edge: 33 years old and still capable of handling close battles with her experience and court craft. Anna Kalinskaya 💥 Convincing R1 win: Dismissed Rakhimova 6–2, 6–3 with five breaks of serve and just one break conceded. 😕 Form woes: Entered D.C. with a 10–13 W/L for the season, including a 2–6 record on hard. 🇺🇸 Solid record here: Former semifinalist (2019) and quarterfinalist (2022) in Washington. 🎯 Needs momentum: 2025 has been stop-start, including a retirement in Singapore and a walkover in Strasbourg. 🔍 Match Breakdown This is a pivotal match between two former top-20 players trying to claw back form. Linette’s veteran savvy and clutch play were on display in her tight win over Collins, and she’s historically been more consistent across surfaces. Kalinskaya has the more explosive game and cleaner ball-striking when in rhythm, but inconsistency and physical setbacks have hampered her season. Tactically, Linette will look to use her backhand and redirect pace, testing Kalinskaya’s patience in rallies. The Russian, on the other hand, must dictate play and avoid long exchanges that expose her fitness and focus lapses. Linette is likelier to sustain her level for longer, but Kalinskaya’s peak gear may be higher—especially if she starts fast. 🔮 Prediction A very close contest on paper and odds, but Linette’s first-round win over Collins showed her grit is intact. With Kalinskaya still looking for sustained momentum and match wins, the Pole may just have the edge in a battle of margins. 🧩 Prediction: probahisturkiye.net/2025/07/magda-…

@FTBJDE94 @tennisunderdogs Won

@tennisunderdogs It’s over 6.5

Prague bet: 22nd July Anastasia Gasanova ml vs Noskova 12.5 odds 1 unit

@DaytonPlug @slice_szn Nice call

@Winners367002 @slice_szn She’s going to win the set it’s pretty obvious. My guess is 64 she wins

Every game is going deuce. If Potapova starts stringing together a few more points I think this match could start going really in her favor. Need Mboko to double down and get it done here.