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2010 Wimbledon Predictions
by Robert Ferringo - 6/30/2010
Although we have already witnessed the defining match of the 2010 Wimbledon Tennis Tournament, the epic three-day, 70-68 fifth set match between John Isner and Nicolas Mahut, we enter the final weekend of tennis’ most venerable event. It is championship time, and just four players remain on both the men’s and women’s side of the draw.
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2010 French Open Odds and Predictions
by Christopher G. Shepard - 5/19/2010
Four-time champion Justine Henin has been installed as +150 favorite to win her first French Open since she won three straight titles from 2004-07 while Rafael Nadal is a prohibitive -300 favorite to reclaim the prestigious second-leg of tennis' grand slam season from Roger Federer as the French Open serves up hard-hitting excitement on the red clay of Roland Garros from May 23 – June 5, 2010.
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Tennis Betting: The Chances of a Federer or Serena Slam
by Matt Severance - 2/2/2010
I believe this is a first for me, writing a tennis betting article. But while the Australian Open is still fresh in everyone’s minds, Bodog has provided odds on Roger Federer and Serena Williams winning the Grand Slam this season – of course both won the singles titles in Melbourne over the weekend and thus they are the only ones with the chance to pull off this rare feat.
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Australian Open Odds and Betting Predictions
by Christopher G. Shepard - 1/11/2010
Roger Federer, a three-time Australian Open titlist, lost last year’s final to Rafael Nadal in five sets. However, he made the finals in all four grand slams in 2009, winning two of them while Serena Williams, last year’s ladies’ defending champion, will find winning consecutive titles infinitely more difficult with the return of two former No.1 players to the WTA.
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