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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Federer Silences Monfils, To Face Djokovic
The Swiss tennis maestro has shows dramatic improvements from his results upon last year's Roland Garros semis, making him really a good bet for tennis sports betting in this year's Paris tournament. But for the first time, for the longest time (since 2003 to be more specific), the former world number 1 and now world number 3 Roger Federer is not one of the top two seed favorites to win the title. Now he is set to play Novak Djokovic after muting the French Open 2011 hometown favorite and world number 9 Gael Monfils in an impressive 6-4, 6-3, 7-6 win. The 16 time Grand Slam title holder appears to be fit and ready to give a fighting chance for his spot in the semis of this year's tournament in Paris.
Gael Monfils showed a good fighting chance for his countrymen and bookmaker online fans, but the Federer is just too much, and Monfils can't keep the game for more than three sets.
Federer was ousted in quarterfinals last year as Robin Soderling beat him in a four set match in Paris. Monfils on the other hand, who has lost 3 of his last 4 outings in French Open, is nowehre near Soderling's performance last year on clay.
Federer is set to face the Serbian Novak Djokovic tomorrow. Unlike Federer, Djokovic will be fresher and more rejuvenated for their tomorrow's game, as he was given a free pass in the quarterfinals as the ranked 49 in the world Italian withdraw from the tournament due to an injured thigh.
The semis atmosphere is no longer new to Nole, as he has been there before. However, the world number 2 has never made it to the finals at the clay courts of Paris. Djokovic may have knocked Federer out in the last two Grand Slam events they have met, and many online sports betting patronizers have been calling for Nole to eliminate the Swiss once more.
I couldn't wait for tomorrows match-up, as Nadal will also face Soderling on the other court in Paris. Truly a blockbuster day for tennis fans tomorrow.
Gael Monfils showed a good fighting chance for his countrymen and bookmaker online fans, but the Federer is just too much, and Monfils can't keep the game for more than three sets.
Federer was ousted in quarterfinals last year as Robin Soderling beat him in a four set match in Paris. Monfils on the other hand, who has lost 3 of his last 4 outings in French Open, is nowehre near Soderling's performance last year on clay.
Federer is set to face the Serbian Novak Djokovic tomorrow. Unlike Federer, Djokovic will be fresher and more rejuvenated for their tomorrow's game, as he was given a free pass in the quarterfinals as the ranked 49 in the world Italian withdraw from the tournament due to an injured thigh.
The semis atmosphere is no longer new to Nole, as he has been there before. However, the world number 2 has never made it to the finals at the clay courts of Paris. Djokovic may have knocked Federer out in the last two Grand Slam events they have met, and many online sports betting patronizers have been calling for Nole to eliminate the Swiss once more.
I couldn't wait for tomorrows match-up, as Nadal will also face Soderling on the other court in Paris. Truly a blockbuster day for tennis fans tomorrow.
Huge Chances For Federer's Tennis Sports Betting Fans In 2011 French Open
Federer Eases past Lopez to set-up second-round clash with Teixeira at Roland Garros, giving his tennis sports betting fans chances of winning all the way.
Former number one and now world number 3 Roger Federer, took his place in the second-round in 2011 French Open after following a potentially-tricky-first round tie against Spanish Feliciano Lopez in classy style, beating Lopez in straight sets. Federer will then face French wild card Maxime Teixeira in the second-round.
Federer has not been in his best shape on clay court this season, unable to reach the finals for the past clay tournaments, though he looked very confident in Court Philippe Chatrier as he finished a 6-2 6-4 7-6 (7/3) victory.
Bookmakers online favorite and now world number 2 Novak Djokovic also had an impressive victory against Dutch tennis player Thiemo De Bakker before Fed's match, a match which took a while to get going. Federer on the other hand, already broke for the first time in the eight game, and from its first set, everybody know it's all over. Federer was serving well in that match, not allowing Lopez to get a single break point. He continued to perform just enough with one break at 2-2 in set two.
The third set was tight up until the tie-break, where Lopez made a couple of unforced errors to give Federer a comfortable lead. Since then, Federer never looked back, relinquishing the third seed and clinched the victory with style with 12th ace.
Former number one and now world number 3 Roger Federer, took his place in the second-round in 2011 French Open after following a potentially-tricky-first round tie against Spanish Feliciano Lopez in classy style, beating Lopez in straight sets. Federer will then face French wild card Maxime Teixeira in the second-round.
Federer has not been in his best shape on clay court this season, unable to reach the finals for the past clay tournaments, though he looked very confident in Court Philippe Chatrier as he finished a 6-2 6-4 7-6 (7/3) victory.
Bookmakers online favorite and now world number 2 Novak Djokovic also had an impressive victory against Dutch tennis player Thiemo De Bakker before Fed's match, a match which took a while to get going. Federer on the other hand, already broke for the first time in the eight game, and from its first set, everybody know it's all over. Federer was serving well in that match, not allowing Lopez to get a single break point. He continued to perform just enough with one break at 2-2 in set two.
The third set was tight up until the tie-break, where Lopez made a couple of unforced errors to give Federer a comfortable lead. Since then, Federer never looked back, relinquishing the third seed and clinched the victory with style with 12th ace.
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