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Great bettors aren’t defined by their winning streaks but by how they handle their losses

@EmiratesSupport Hey, if we did book with an agent, will you also direclty contact us? Or will ot be the agent?

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Corentin Moutet: Next one, Bublik. He’s not my friend like Opelka, and I’m not defending the values he represents, but everyone is different. I’ll do my best to send him home tomorrow. Hyped to see this game tomorrow 😅

Mpetschi Perricard is practicing with his opponent Ruusuvuori two hours before the match. Is it normal that there’s only one practice court in an ATP250 or am I missing something? #EuropeanOpen2025

The level of Carlitos 😳

Did Djokovic choose this song? 😂😭 The man is on a mission

@felixtennis @usopen You got this peak Auger!

QUARTERS ❤️🙌🏽 Coming right up 👀 📸: # 1 Sarah Stier | # 4 @usopen | # 2,3 Corinne Dubreuil

@LindenJohan I’m not even from the US lol, it’s just common sense. Since when is a final scheduled on a Monday at 3 PM in peak heat weather and in a timezone where most people (in the hosted country) can’t even watch it?

@bspconsult everything in the world doesn't center around the US, even if US people seem to think so 😊

How on earth do you schedule a final Sinner - Alcaraz at 3 PM, right in the peak of the heat? All of this just because of TV rights, while people in the US are still at work

@edgeAIapp @edgeAIapp What do you think about the court conditions, fast and low bouncing? Difficult to base ourselves on the last year since they changed the surface

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No more play today in Cincinnati. Following matches moved to Wednesday (Start time to be corfirmed later) ATP Arthur Cazaux vs Mark Lajal Mariano Navone vs Jan-Lennard Struff Aleksandar Vukic vs Murphy Cassone James Trotter vs Thiago Tirante Mikhail Kukushkin vs Emilio Nava

@NBOtoronto @TreasureHill_ You literally have just one week of the year to make posts and you still mess it up. It's not like Karen is some unknown player. This is embarrassing

Toronto 🇨🇦 Quarter 1: Zverev 🇩🇪 - Cerundolo 🇦🇷 Zverev's performance was quite in line with his first match: passive but solid on serve, keeping the ball in play and waiting for his opponent to make errors. He has been serving well since the start of the tournament and will face Cerundolo, who has been relatively error-prone in his first two matches (averaging 0.25 unforced errors per point) and generally more shaky on serve. Zverev has a poor head-to-head record against Cerundolo, as the Argentine is the type of player who can be aggressive and, when his game clicks (especially his forehand) he becomes very difficult to stop. I don’t believe we’re seeing the best version of Cerundolo right now. That’s understandable, given that this is a transition tournament. He also lacks experience during this part of the season and tends to perform better during the Indian Wells/Miami swing compared to the North American summer hard courts. Zverev should be able to extract enough errors from Cerundolo’s game to secure a straightforward, business-like win. Rune 🇩🇰 - Popyrin 🇦🇺 Rune once again delivered a solid and composed performance, which is encouraging. However, it’s still Rune, his level can fluctuate from match to match, and he could look like a completely different player tomorrow against Popyrin, so that’s something to consider. Popyrin was clutch in the key moments against Medvedev, saving break points while a break up. But let’s be honest, that wasn’t the best version of Medvedev. Rune should be able to return better than Medvedev did and will likely be more consistent in long rallies. The conditions suit Popyrin well with his kick serve, and considering he has 1000 points to defend, he seems to be handling the pressure quite well based on his first two matches: he looked locked in and that was for me a question mark before the tournament. If Rune shows up in the same form as in his previous matches (always a big "if" with him) he should win this one.

This face of Davidovich Fokina means a R1 loss in Toronto

Wow I’m genuinely heartbroken for Fokina, this guy is cursed. It’s unreal

We need this version of Carlos Alcaraz back on hard courts.

This is probably one of the most scandalous decisions by the ATP interrupting Moutet vs. Medvedev for literally nothing at 4-5 in the third set. It was sunny, no rain, nothing at all, and I completely understand Medvedev’s reaction here

@DjokovicFan_ He hasn't been moving well since ADM and Cobolli

Is Novak Djokovic injured? He's not really moving. 💔

@cobboem_ 😂😂😂

“Flavio Cobelly” just shut up man

Everyone’s stressing about the draw… Meanwhile, Carlos Alcaraz 🇪🇸 with Fabio Fognini 🇮🇹 (1R) and Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸 (potential final): 😭😂

@josemorgado If Sinner had lost to Munar, I’d agree it was the biggest upset but come on, it’s Carlitos…

Munar breaks Alcaraz again. Some terrible serving from Carlitos in this 3rd set. Jaume looking for the biggest win of his career and one of the biggest upsets in years.