The NBA Playoffs is down to its last leg as the Spurs are now waiting for the winner of the series between the Heat and the Pacers. The sport of football is also taking a down time with several European leagues having concluded. However, there are lots of sports to enjoy if you’re into betting on sports.
You can go to this sports betting site and check for yourself the awesome offerings for you partake. Cricket season is just revving up in Australia while Australian Rules and Rugby are hitting its full stride. Still, if these sports are not your taste, there’s still one great tournament to follow this week.
The 2013 French Open has already started and with still one week to go, you’ll never run out of exciting matches to place your bet on. So go ahead and visit your favorite sports betting website. You’ll find that all the matches for the tourney are up for betting.
Anyway, just to keep you up-to-date, here are some of the news on the big games of the tournament. Last year’s Women’s Singles champion, Maria Sharapova, breezed through the first round of the tournament. On the other hand, 2012 Men’s Singles champion, Rafael Nadal, hit a rough patch on the first round before pulling ahead at the later sets to make it out of the first round.
Top ranked players Victoria Azarenka, Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer made it out of the first round without many problems.
So who’s your bet to win the tourney?
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Things To Watch On Day 9 Of French Open 2011 For Betting Sports Fans
Womens Singles
World number 8 in women's division Maria Sharapova, has no difficulties in beating Taiwanese Chan Yung Jan in the third round of Rolland Garros 2011 who ranked 129 in the world, a match clearly laid out in many sports betting sites. MaSha beats Chan Yung Jan in straight sets impressively, finishing the game with 6-2 a d 6-3 victory and advancing to the 4th round with good condition.
On the other hand, world number 7 Na Li also received her ticket for the 4th round of the tournament after beating Romanian tennis player and world number 99 Sorana Cristea in a fast 6-2, 6-2 victory.
Belarusian player and world number 4 in women's division Victoria Azarenka also advances to the next round after beating the 31st seed Italian Roberta Vinci in a 6-3 and 6-3 win.
This year's French Open may not be as surprising as before, at least in the men's division, because for the first time in Open era, the top 3 seeds lost before 16th round. The loss of the first three seeds gave Maria Sharapova a good chance to complete her collection of Grand Slam titles (with only Rolland Garros cup missing). But it won't be a walk in the park for MaSha though, as the Russian will face the hard-hitting player from Poland Agnieszka Radwanska who's ranked 12 in their division in Monday's fourth round match-up.
Mens Single
In men's single division, Novak Djokovic continues his winning streak to 41 after beating ranked 29 Argentine Juan Martin Del Potro in the third round with four sets 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-2. Nole with then face French 16th seed Richard Gasquet in the next round.
Rafael Nadal on the other hand, also advances to the fourth round after beating ranked 217 Antonio Veic of Croatia in 3 straight sets in an impressive and dominant fashion 6-1 6-2 6-0.
The surprising twist this year was in the match between Croatian and ranked 36 Ivan Ljubicic and Spanish Fernando Verdasco who ranked 17 in the world today. The surprising match ended with a straight set of 6-3 7-6 6-4, giving Ljubicic a ticket to face Nadal in the next round.
Fourth round of French Open 2011 will be one of Sunday's best on Monday, as Frenchman and ranked 9 Gael Monfils took the win with straight three sets against David Ferrer before night fell over Paris, forcing Ferrer to resume their match second in Court Suzanne Lenglen on Monday for the spot in the quarterfinals.
The Swiss number 5 Robin Soderling, has been pretty dominant in his last games in French Open, but he will be put to the test the moment he step inside the court with the hometown favorite and 18th seed Gilles Simon. Soderling played in the past couple of French Open finals. He lost to world's number 1 Rafael Nadal last year, a year later after sending the Spanish to his first loss at French Open. If both Nadal and Soderling win their respective games on Monday, they will most likely play against each other in a blockbuster Wednesday quarter finals.
Compared to other games on Monday, 8seed Petra Kvitova of Czech and China's 7th seed Li Na will definitely fly under the radar. My bet for this match (which also many of online sports betting site bet) is Li Na. Li Na has the momentum advantage after bagging the 2011 Australian Open title.
The Chinese tennis superstar has been playing steady game and has been a model of efficiency thorughout this year's French Cup. Kvitova on the other hand, is also playing good tennis, as she merges power and efficient serving in her game, making match-closing an advantage for her.
World number 8 in women's division Maria Sharapova, has no difficulties in beating Taiwanese Chan Yung Jan in the third round of Rolland Garros 2011 who ranked 129 in the world, a match clearly laid out in many sports betting sites. MaSha beats Chan Yung Jan in straight sets impressively, finishing the game with 6-2 a d 6-3 victory and advancing to the 4th round with good condition.
On the other hand, world number 7 Na Li also received her ticket for the 4th round of the tournament after beating Romanian tennis player and world number 99 Sorana Cristea in a fast 6-2, 6-2 victory.
Belarusian player and world number 4 in women's division Victoria Azarenka also advances to the next round after beating the 31st seed Italian Roberta Vinci in a 6-3 and 6-3 win.
This year's French Open may not be as surprising as before, at least in the men's division, because for the first time in Open era, the top 3 seeds lost before 16th round. The loss of the first three seeds gave Maria Sharapova a good chance to complete her collection of Grand Slam titles (with only Rolland Garros cup missing). But it won't be a walk in the park for MaSha though, as the Russian will face the hard-hitting player from Poland Agnieszka Radwanska who's ranked 12 in their division in Monday's fourth round match-up.
Mens Single
In men's single division, Novak Djokovic continues his winning streak to 41 after beating ranked 29 Argentine Juan Martin Del Potro in the third round with four sets 6-3 3-6 6-3 6-2. Nole with then face French 16th seed Richard Gasquet in the next round.
Rafael Nadal on the other hand, also advances to the fourth round after beating ranked 217 Antonio Veic of Croatia in 3 straight sets in an impressive and dominant fashion 6-1 6-2 6-0.
The surprising twist this year was in the match between Croatian and ranked 36 Ivan Ljubicic and Spanish Fernando Verdasco who ranked 17 in the world today. The surprising match ended with a straight set of 6-3 7-6 6-4, giving Ljubicic a ticket to face Nadal in the next round.
Fourth round of French Open 2011 will be one of Sunday's best on Monday, as Frenchman and ranked 9 Gael Monfils took the win with straight three sets against David Ferrer before night fell over Paris, forcing Ferrer to resume their match second in Court Suzanne Lenglen on Monday for the spot in the quarterfinals.
The Swiss number 5 Robin Soderling, has been pretty dominant in his last games in French Open, but he will be put to the test the moment he step inside the court with the hometown favorite and 18th seed Gilles Simon. Soderling played in the past couple of French Open finals. He lost to world's number 1 Rafael Nadal last year, a year later after sending the Spanish to his first loss at French Open. If both Nadal and Soderling win their respective games on Monday, they will most likely play against each other in a blockbuster Wednesday quarter finals.
Compared to other games on Monday, 8seed Petra Kvitova of Czech and China's 7th seed Li Na will definitely fly under the radar. My bet for this match (which also many of online sports betting site bet) is Li Na. Li Na has the momentum advantage after bagging the 2011 Australian Open title.
The Chinese tennis superstar has been playing steady game and has been a model of efficiency thorughout this year's French Cup. Kvitova on the other hand, is also playing good tennis, as she merges power and efficient serving in her game, making match-closing an advantage for her.
Former Number Andy Roddick's Absence in French Open 2011
The former US Open champ and the man everyone don't want to play against, Juan Martin Del Potro, recently just announced tonight via twitter he will be playing in the French Open 2011, truly a good news for all internet sports betting fans.
Del Potro's participation for the 2011 French Open rose lots of questions, as this 22-year-old tennis prodigy injured his hip at Estoril month. He was forced to retire from the match in Madrid with Rafael Nadal, and later withdrew from the tournament in Rome to return home for thorough evaluation. Fortunately, for this ranked 27th Argentine player, he is fit to compete.
Del Potro was a serious competitor in French Open 2009 when he reached semifinals, pushing the event's champion, Roger Federer to five sets. DePo is set to face a top 8 player in the third round of the tournament.
In the women's division, Kim Clijster on the other hand, is also set to get back on clay after she confirms her ankle has fully healed to play in Paris. Ironically, Kim hurt her ankle not in court, but in a wedding party in early April, and she also has not played French Open since 2006. She had won the last two Grand Slam title, the Australian Open last January and the US Open last fall.
The hope for Andy Roddick on the other hand, is still in doubt. The 11th seed American badly hurt his shoulder en route to the doubles final in Rome lastweek, and was not ready for Nice to pull his withdrawal. Andy lost in his last four matches, and his nagging shoulder injury put his Wimbledon run in question.
“Obviously the situation is not perfect for Roland Garros,” Roddick said in an interview. “I still have a couple of days for something to get better. He added.
Unmistakably, there will be really no hopes for this former number one to play in clay, and his loyal sportsbook betting loyal fans, as Wimbledon is just around the corner shortly after the French Open.
Del Potro's participation for the 2011 French Open rose lots of questions, as this 22-year-old tennis prodigy injured his hip at Estoril month. He was forced to retire from the match in Madrid with Rafael Nadal, and later withdrew from the tournament in Rome to return home for thorough evaluation. Fortunately, for this ranked 27th Argentine player, he is fit to compete.
Del Potro was a serious competitor in French Open 2009 when he reached semifinals, pushing the event's champion, Roger Federer to five sets. DePo is set to face a top 8 player in the third round of the tournament.
In the women's division, Kim Clijster on the other hand, is also set to get back on clay after she confirms her ankle has fully healed to play in Paris. Ironically, Kim hurt her ankle not in court, but in a wedding party in early April, and she also has not played French Open since 2006. She had won the last two Grand Slam title, the Australian Open last January and the US Open last fall.
The hope for Andy Roddick on the other hand, is still in doubt. The 11th seed American badly hurt his shoulder en route to the doubles final in Rome lastweek, and was not ready for Nice to pull his withdrawal. Andy lost in his last four matches, and his nagging shoulder injury put his Wimbledon run in question.
“Obviously the situation is not perfect for Roland Garros,” Roddick said in an interview. “I still have a couple of days for something to get better. He added.
Unmistakably, there will be really no hopes for this former number one to play in clay, and his loyal sportsbook betting loyal fans, as Wimbledon is just around the corner shortly after the French Open.
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