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| | Sep 20 2009 07:11:23 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
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| | Sep 19 2009 06:12:35 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
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| | Sep 17 2009 19:57:12 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | @imolavs, could you, in short, please explain what point you are trying to make? Just summarise in a brief sentence or something because I don't understand.
We both seem to be agreed that del Potro played well..... but he is not, in any way, shape or form, better than Federer as you have stated. Following that, you also said that "it is not acceptable to have 59 tips on Federer". Nobody ever really found out what that meant either... You criticized everybody for tipped Roger who was at one stage just two points from victory - but obviously it isn't about that.
You answered my question by basically saying del Potro improved as the match wore on. I am aware of that... I watched the match in full. Why is that relevant to people who backed Federer? I don't understand what point you want to make out of it.
Can you also explain this: "Yes, Federer could have been won, but only by chance....and only due to DelPotro mental status ...so not due to a better game...."?
What has it all been about? |
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| | Sep 17 2009 03:05:16 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | ...not an issue related to the tennis that DelpOtro has been played |
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| | Sep 17 2009 03:02:52 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | "del Potro won a mere 1% more points in one single match"
- a tight match is won only on few points
- next is not only 1% is what really happened on Federer's second serve
you need to see here the pressure that DelPotro put on Federer second serve: Federer was scared about DelPotro strong return on his second serve : as result Federer made 11 double faults ==> trying to force his Second Service both in speed as in its placement: When did you see Federer making 11 double faults? Why you don't ask yourself why this happen?
- next you need to count DelPOtro strong returns both on Federer backhand (especially in the last 3 sets) or DelPotro strong forhands after Federer second service
"Federer was two points away from winning the match at one stage... would you have made the same comments then? "
It was ...but it was at-30 in the fourth set after DelPotro leads with 4-3 with break on the second set and having again a break 4-3 in the third
After 0-2 in the second set DelPotro leads completly the match, only his mental issues generates: 4-3 to 4-6 in the second set with 2 double faults in the last game and 4-3 to 4-4 in the third set - that could have been triggered the same mental lock due to the simmetry of the situation, whenever he arrives in front on the score table...fortunately for him he passed this lock.....
Yes, Federer could have been won, but only by chance....and only due to DelPotro mental status ...so not due to a better game....
"Federer was two points away from winning the match at one stage... would you have made the same comments then? "
@carson everybody has seen that after the first set and 0-2 in the second DelPotro started to play better and better....Only his mental state wasn't linear - to have 4-3 in the thirsd set and to loose with 4-6 with 2 double faults at 4-5 was for sure a phsihological issue not a
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| | Sep 16 2009 14:48:34 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | @imolavs,
"I will not extend this thread but I just want to say that all I have written here was ONLY RELATED TO THAT particular match...the topic was to make a prediction for THAT PARTICULAR MATCH"
In your PRE-MATCH analysis you wrote the following: "...second service for sure better than Federer's one", "3. DelPotro's forhand is better than Federer's one currently".
So YOU were generalizing? After the match had concluded, you then continuted to type many bromidic comments such as: "DelPotro second service IS for sure better than Federer's one.....". (*Highlighted word "is"*)
Moreover, del Potro won 1% more second serve points during the match - hardly a valid measuring stick and as various others have pointed out there's many variables to consider to go with it.
Another quote, "@destroyer9 wrote:
"How you can rate del Potro's second serve better than Federer's one is absolutely beyond human logic because it's about 5 times worse..""
Your reply to it: "@destroyer I can because the Match Statistic shows this.
Could you check the Match Statistics FIRST PLEASE?"
Furthermore, and probably your most impressive yet! - "So From where you took that Federer is 5-Times better on the second serve? Please be accurate and based on the statistics when you assert something measurable..."
LOL... You are measuring it with the fact del Potro won a mere 1% more points in one single match... You are wrong and flawed all through this thread (and seem incapable of grasping quite simple reasoning), which leads me to believe that you are either on the wind-up, drug and alcohol-addled, or just a "lost cause". Federer was two points away from winning the match at one stage... would you have made the same comments then?
Finally, if you wanted to talk about that match only, why didn't you talk about that match only from the beginning instead of making impetuous and groundless comments? I suggest you read the whole thread back to yourself - if you have the patience to wade through the tedium, that is. Still not sure what you were trying to prove anyway, and why? Is nothing to back up what you are saying. Nothing at all. |
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| | Sep 16 2009 10:47:32 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | THIS IS ALSO CLEARLY WRITTEN IN THE TITLE OF THIS THREAD...
" US Open GS (USA) - Hard Court, Final. Best of 5 sets. match stats
(6)Juan Martin Del Potro(ARG)
DEFEATED (1)Roger Federer(SUI)
3-6 7-6(5) 4-6 7-6(4) 6-2
On Court Sep 14 2009 20:15 GMT
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so why you have come with some generalities here ?
"Federer's second serve is recognised as the most solid and reliable one in the game today, and this is something the Argentine will need to continue to work towards improving in the future."
when is clearl;y written :
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| | Sep 16 2009 10:41:54 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @D.carson :
I will not extend this thread but I just want to say that all I have written here was ONLY RELATED TO THAT particular match...the topic was to make a prediction for THAT PARTICULAR MATCH
I don't see any sense to make considerations regarding how good is Federer in general (or how good is 'In General' his complete set of skills or in particular his first or second service) because we know already ...
So 'a General Discussion' on how good is Federer's second service "in general" ' when all of us neeeded to talk about THAT PARTICULAR MATCH....wasn't triggered by me....
So I consider your remark not on the subject :
"Federer's second serve is recognised as the most solid and reliable one in the game today, ..."
Yes, but the topic was on Federer - DelPotro Match.... |
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| | Sep 16 2009 05:44:01 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | @imolays, regardless of whether it was or not, nobody actually stated that Federer's second serve was better than del Potro's in THAT particular match, as you persist in referring to. It is no secret that del Potro served well and player a fantastic match and was a deserving winner - well done - and it is also no secret that del Potro's second serve has been a glaring and well-documented weakness throughout his short career.
Federer's second serve is recognised as the most solid and reliable one in the game today, and this is something the Argentine will need to continue to work towards improving in the future. Again, nobody contested your statement that del Potro put in a good serving display on Monday, so however inane, however ignorant, however vacuous, however banal, however lacking in accuracy or acumen you continue to post, it will merely continue to irk other people simply because you do not listen. |
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| | Sep 16 2009 05:27:55 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @imolavs: I'd also like to congratulate you on your Del Potro pick.
I didn't see his win coming - well done. |
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| | Sep 16 2009 05:21:54 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @imolavs: Didn't see the post until you just pointed it out - it has been deleted.
Can I just ask everyone to drop this debate please. |
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| | Sep 16 2009 05:12:53 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @rafanadal85 I didn't qualify you at all.....@paul where are THE RULES?
On your subject:
"My rubbish" supply to the TI members a RIGHT PREDICTION for a 3.50 Odds
Their bright presentations couldn't supply a RIGHT PREDICTION for a 1.25 oddd
So I prefer "my rubbish".....HONESTLY
Regarding your rubbish now: For me to see DelPotro at 55% on his second serve versus Federer 54% and to continue to sustain that Federer Second Serve works better than DelPotro one in this match this is really Rubbish for sure...
Bye too.... |
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| | Sep 15 2009 17:55:26 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @srllemo I agree with all you are saying but I still consider
"2nd SERVE POINTS WON %" on each of the 2 players, as the single matter that counts on the Second Service....even an indirect one : BECAUSE 'SECOND SERVICE' MEANS 'NOTHING' WITHOUT THE RETURN OF THE OPPONENT (you didn't play to the wall finally)
Of course I couldn't imagine 11 double faults on Federer's Service...
But I have imagined a Strong Return of DelPotro on Federer's Second Service and it was the case (not in the 1st set, of course) MUCH STRONGER than Federer's Return on delPotro's Second Service (and it was again the case)
This Fact made Federer angry (usually he largely leads his own games, and here he was always under the pressure of a strong return on his Second Service) so he forced his Services : the First One - to close immediately the point BUT also the Second One - not to arrive in defense immediately ...
THIS STRESS WAS THE MAIN CAUSE OF FEDERER RELATIVELY POOR SERVICES : FINALLY DELPOTRO HAS 15 BREAK-POINTS ...EXCLUDING THE FIRST SET (that didn't count here) this means an average of 4 Break Points By SET...
this means a ratio of 4/6 = 2/3 = 0.66 Break-Points By Game - a very high rate in relation with his 'usual' 0.22 break-points/games
What I couldn't imagine was Federer's First Service very poor Ratio....
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| | Sep 15 2009 16:15:43 st-bookie (Mod) 833 (21791) Aces +$794 ROI:+7.9% 71%
| | Hey HuggyB,its ok. But did you get those 3 aces because of my post,haha?? |
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| | Sep 15 2009 15:35:43 srllemo 0 (10686) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @imolavs Lol m8 I really don't undestand that, you said 2nd service is better because in whole match he won 1 % more points after 2nd service than his opponent. It is not any kind of valid measure to rate quality of 2nd service, because number of points won after 2nd service is not affected only with quality of service but also with quality of return on those service, number of errors commited by returner, number of double faults commited by server etc. If you want to say that you predicted that Federer will commit so many double faults I don't believe in that because it is something that can't be predicted. I don't remeber I've ever seen Federer serving 11 double faults in match especially not in final match of grand slam event. Yes, your prediction was correct and I congrats you for that and to all other JMDP backers but those facts you ware considering in your post rating Del Potro 2nd service as better than 2nd service of probably best server ever in game is something I can't agree despite the result of yesterday match. Beside that just like in any other sport better player not always the winner, and also better server is not always winning more points agter his service and best returner also don't win more points on return etc. |
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| | Sep 15 2009 15:21:45 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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as I said yesterday: the MAJOR ERROR RATE (I INCLUDE MYSELF HERE) APPEARS WHEN YOU REMAIN FIXED IN THE GENERALITIES OF THE "LAST KNOWN PERIOD" AND YOU IGNORE THE TRENDS OF THE CURRENT MOMENTUM
(FOR SURE THE INVERSE SITUATION COULD HAPPEN ALSO...)
AS CARSTEA WELL SAID YESTERDAY THE KEY IS TO CAN INDICATE WHO WILL ARRIVE ON TOP.....NEXT (And not who is on Top Currently)
Is what I have proposed to @paul too: to try to include in his brilliant analysis 'the trend of the current momentum' .....and I think that if @destroyer9 could include this factor too, his feedback on the matches will be really one of the greatest one too....
But For sure this is only a proposal for them...I don't want to be interpreted by them in the wrong way....is only to say that I like there posts and that I would like to read "in addition"...the "weight" of the 'current trend' in their predictions
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| | Sep 15 2009 15:09:22 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | "and how can number of points after 2nd service in only one match can be prove for that ? "
IS NOT A DIRECT MEASURE ....BUT FOR SURE IT REFLECTS THE QUALITY OF THE SECOND SERVICE
IF YOU KNOW ANOTHER ONE.......FEEL FREE TO INDICATE IT |
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| | Sep 15 2009 15:07:18 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | WILL LOSE...(sorry again) |
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| | Sep 15 2009 15:06:17 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | C) BUT I HAVE ALSO PREDICTED THAT FEDERER WILL LOST ....etc... :)
(sorry) |
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| | Sep 15 2009 15:05:34 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @rafanadak85 and @srllemo we are talking about
- THE PREDICTIONS REGARDING THIS MATCH, ISN'T IT?
NOT about ONE YEAR or about ALL LIFE ACTIVITY...
SO Who at that moment is BETTER ON DIFFERENT KEY POINTS....
a) I HAVE PREDICTED THAT DELPOTRO SECOND SERVICE WILL BE BETTER THAN FEDERER"S ONE AND I WAS RIGHT....
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2nd Serve Points Won 55% (33/59) DelPotro
54% (48/88) Federer
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http://www.atpworldtour.com/Share/Match-Facts-Pop-Up.aspx?t=560&y=2009&r=7&p=D683
B) I ALSO PREDICTED THAT FEDERER FIRST SERVICE WILL BE BETTER THAN DEL POTRO'S ONE AND I WAS WRONG ....
C) BUT I HAVE ALSO PREDICTED THAT FEDERER WILL WON ....etc... :)
(For general tips their is the General Comment section....I really have talked about the Predictions Related to This Match ONLY, that was the topic here I hope) |
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| | Sep 15 2009 14:31:22 rafanadal85 491 (30287) Aces +$24 ROI:+6.2% 79%
| | It`s certainly no doubt that Fed as the best 2nd serve in the game aswell for me. Franco Davin as improved Delpo 2nd serve so much and it`s a reliable weapon improving all the time having many options on the 2nd serve. But Federer for sure got the best 2nd serve. |
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| | Sep 15 2009 14:21:06 srllemo 0 (10686) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @imolavs I also don't understand how can you rate Del Potro 2nd service better than Federer, and how can number of points after 2nd service in only one match can be prove for that ? What about ATP official stats m8 ? Federer is ranked #1 in category 2nd SERVE POINTS WON with 58% and Del Potro is ranked 15 in same category with 53% |
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| | Sep 15 2009 13:06:35 HuggyB (Mod) 0 (2844) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Sorry st-bookie, this post came up twice. Think myself and arfster each deleted one copy of your post. Here it is again...
I just came online,first time today. I was unlucky,or maybe blessed to watch that final last night. I had a huge bet on Fed taking a Slam from very beginning,and i'm still in a shock how it ended. When it was 6-3 and Fed serving for the second set...i was thinking: Is this that moment when Juan is gonna wake up just like against Cilic? It was...almost exact situation. But when he made 2 double faults to give away the third set to Roger,i was again calm,thinking: Ok,this could end up in 2 ways,either Roger is gonna use the momentum and blew the outfocused Argentinien from the court and win the last set 6-0...or he's gonna play calm,confident,give time to Juan to recover,and yet again give me a scare in tie brake. And fortune then turn her back on me and Federer. Del Potro just like Tsonga is so emotional,and mostly guy of a momentum,so if you have him in your hand..."Kill" him right now!! If you dont do it he will wake up,raise and kill you. I will never forget how Ljubicic just few months ago felt his moment against JMDP,took second set 6-1,use the momentum and won the match in third. I'm so dissapointed in Federer he coudnt do that. It sounds crazy that as match got to his end Juan had more and more energy while Roger was just fading. But nevertheless,as much as i'm sad for my money...i'm glad for Juan,because he haves such a heart,he's a true fighter. When Fed screwed me this year against Murray i was crazy from anger,and i will never forget Andy's statistic on the net in that match. In 3 sets 4 aproching on the net 1 point he won. Just defensive play,and he won. But Juan was so fantastic,agressive in each point,that i must admire him. My aces goes now to every member here who tipped Juan,with any sort of explanation. I didnt tipped anything,it was head against heart,and usually i dont want to choose between that. |
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| | Sep 15 2009 07:56:53 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @paul you need to delete also @destroyer9 posting, isn't it?
because the expression:
"beyond human logic" adressed to me, seems for me at least equals with "stupidities"
(of course that I didn't request this but is good to see....especially when he's wrong and he didn't checked the Match Statistic First, before to use such terms...)
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| | Sep 15 2009 07:51:35 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @destroyer9 wrote:
"How you can rate del Potro's second serve better than Federer's one is absolutely beyond human logic because it's about 5 times worse.."
@destroyer I can because the Match Statistic shows this.
Could you check the Match Statistics FIRST PLEASE?
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2nd Serve Points Won 55% (33/59) DelPotro
54% (48/88) Federer
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http://www.atpworldtour.com/Share/Match-Facts-Pop-Up.aspx?t=560&y=2009&r=7&p=D683
(And please add also DelPotro's Unforced Errors on Federer's Second Serve, especially on the first set but not only)
But even without them:
DELPOTRO HAS A BETTER WON RATIO (beacuse 55% > 54%) ON HIS SECOND SERVE THAN FEDERER
So From where you took that Federer is 5-Times better on the second serve? Please be accurate and based on the statistics when you assert something measurable...
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| | Sep 15 2009 05:54:16 hewitt14 0 (34) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 15 2009 03:39:43 satterstrom 0 (113) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Wow, I'm glad I never put a wager down on this 'cause like most others I was leaning towards Federer even though somewhere in the back of my mind realizing the value bet was with Delpo. Now, this certainly warrants a rather different post-match discussion then what we've seen here. Sorry guys. I'll open up the floor with a question I think is rather interesting. What does this mean for Federer's future campaign? Is it the first step towards a re-lapse to the dethroning of the king? Or can he brush this defeat of as easily as he has been known to in the past? |
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| | Sep 15 2009 02:46:45 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @1052890: Great attitude pal. Good luck. |
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| | Sep 15 2009 02:01:19 SimonP 0 (5796) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Magnificent game. I'm so happy. Del Potro made a magnificent present for me. I dodn't put any decent money on this match but I don't care. I have huge satisfaction just by predicting 5 sets marathon finished with one of my favourite players victory.
Beating Fedex in his temple where he won 5 finals in a row is a big achievement. For sure JMDP is future nr 1 in the world.
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| | Sep 15 2009 01:55:32 1052890 189 (5315) Aces -$1,347 ROI:-12.8% 40%
| | Boy, I missed out on some action here..heehhe
No body wants to lose. I say thanks to all those who take their time and post their insights onto each match, regardless of the outcome.
And I'll re-iterate the bottom line.It is up to the individual to wager what they think is right. Having said that...
I lost a *censored* *beep* *ken* load on unstoppable Fed but hey I'm still here waiting for the next round.
"Don't worry be happy" laaaaa la la la laaa la la la la la lahhh la la la la laa la laa.
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| | Sep 14 2009 23:57:28 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | In my opinion Fed's second serve is what kept him in the match as long as it did. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 23:46:09 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @imolavs: I see what you're talking about but you are completely missing the point. When I write my posts I look for pro's and con's both sides, but it's up to others if they choose to do the same thing. The purpose of match posts on TI is so you can collate as much information as possible in order to place a bet, so factual information is important. How you can rate del Potro's second serve better than Federer's is absolutely beyond human logic because it's about 5 times worse, Federer is the best second server in the business perhaps even history, and it is one area of Juan Martin's game that he must improve if he is to sustain and continue with the current level of success. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:57:31 srllemo 0 (10686) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Big Congrats to Delpotro backers ! @imolavs you mentioned me in your post match posts. About this match if you read my post you can see that I wrote I give same chances to players as bookies and don't want to back anyone with such odds. So please don't mention me as one who called people to back Federer, first because I am not writing posts to call anyone for anything, and secondly because in this particular match I wrote that I will avoid real betting and choosing Federer only for TI tipping. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:48:18 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | From Carson: Knock, knock, Paul? Knock, knock? ;) Some other time... Maybe. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:47:34 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | I did Dave. I was a little wound up and didn't appreciate your advice - I'll re-insert it. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:43:04 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Seriously, I've asked for an explanation... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:31:31 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | ...therefore I don't appreciate it. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:30:30 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Is whoever deleted my last post going to explain the reason?
There was nothing in it that warranted deletion... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:27:51 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | Issue is and was closed. Cheers. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:24:20 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | I re-post again my apologies (it was after DelPotro-Nadal match):
<<Sorry @paul, I really need to apologize to everybody qualifying some of their opinions as "stupidities" >>
I hope that I could close this issue in this way..... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:19:49 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | Great, no problem, let's move on. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:15:27 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Ok @paul you have deleted it and it remains "deleted"
I remember also that I apologize immediately after regarding that word ...
Honestly I didn't talk about this now.... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:13:02 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | I didn't "take anything personally" - I deleted a single insulting post which wasn't directed at me personally but at members generally - what is it about that that you don't understand????? |
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:10:48 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @paul to make a compliment for you:
- you are the first guy that I read when I enter on TI
Now, you can understand better "my nerves" when I discover 1, 2, 3 times before an important match that "you are going completely wrong"
things are dynamics on Tennis ...and what was really the truth 3-4 months ago sometimes change rapidly ...
So please come back....judge by your own ....please take the last changes and trends into account ....
I need to read you again as you wrote about One Year Ago...and to be happy....
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:09:26 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | imolavs I won't be deleting your post because you haven't insulted anyone in it - do you understand what I'm getting at now?
Please read the TI guidelines for members' behaviour - it's pretty clear.
Secondly, I don't want any more contact with you. If other, more courageous members wish to debate you on this they have my immense admiration and gratitude but I don't want a thing to do with you or this debate.
All I care about is to ensure you don't insult anyone again - can I just say that I personally feel it's pretty bad form to do so when someone has just lost some cash. Not very compassionate or gracious in my opinion - and not allowed either.
May I also suggest as a fellow member (just a suggestion) you be a little more restrained in how you react after you get a tip correct.
Most people realise they'll get some right and some wrong and react accordingly realising we are one or two bets away from disaster but you seem to be acting like the font of all wisdom.
Someone acting like that could wind up being pretty embarrassed on TI if they start to get a few wrong.
Of course, you may wind up with a 100 percent success rate - I hope for your sake that you do - if you don't I think a few guys on the site may be pretty keen to remind you that you got it wrong.
Just some advice.
Finally, if you don't insult anyone then we won't have any problems.
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| | Sep 14 2009 22:06:34 Cirstea 0 (13312) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | THE MAIN FACTOR INTENNIS BETTING IS TO BET ON THE ONE WHO HAS THE MOST CHANCES TO TAKE THE LEAD I AM NOT SURE WE WERE THAT WRONG PREMATCH took delpo at 20@ and 8@ THAT IS WHY WE NEED A 1set OPTION BECAUSE THAT is all about, picking the one taking the lead or not |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:56:47 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @iLuc81 you are right in all you are saying...but I still think that TI can perform MUCH BETTER with THE HELP OF EVERYBODY HERE....
THIS WAS MY SINGLE POINT...IN ALL MY DISCUSSIONS (especially with @paul, that I really appreciate (unfortunately it took it personally)) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:56:21 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Well, ultimately anyone can write long screeds. Judgement is only backed up by results - that's why destroyer has 6% RoI over approx 2500 tips (ie pro gambler territory). As I said before, a single result means nothing. Federer was two points away from the match at the end of the 4th set, and could easily have won it in the tiebreaker too. Would the same opinions have been "wrong" then? |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:50:39 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @carson you know as I that the "public opinion" is formed by "few" and propagated next by "many"
same phenomenon could be see on TI too....
Today Pro-Federer opinion was formed by @thedestroyer9, @paul, "blaecher report", @srllemo.....If tou read them "it sounds impressive sustaining that Federer will destroy DelPotro"
BUT with the risk that Paul will delete again my post....
the reality was different.... and was different not only today but on Nadal-DelPotro and Clisters-Serena too....
For this reason I need to ask the main writers here to make a deeper more pro-cons debate in their thoughts....this will help anybody here |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:46:03 iLuc81 0 (3428) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | imolavs "on a match like this one is not ok to have on TI 59 tips on Federer and only 18 on DelPotro" You are kidding right? People can tip whoever they want. A few of the big guys of this website tipped Federer offering an analysis pre match and Federer will always attract more money than what the odds suggest. I can't believe you are not understanding this. I guess you still think that people win at gambling? There is a very small % of people that win at betting and tonight the public suffered a massive bloodbath because Federer lost. It's that easy. TI tippers lost TI money and the public lost big money. Are you trying to convince this board that tonight the money on each side was exactly what the odds suggested?!?! That being said, when TI tips 59-18 on the winner I didn't see you congratulate the board either. The fact you are saying what you are saying is laughable.
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:41:43 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | I didn't say anything about this match though - and neither did the other guy you're criticising :-) Both of us were speaking about them as an average. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:41:24 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | @imolays, what if the first X number of members all decide to select player Y, and then later somebody else wants to also select player Y? Would that mean they are forced to select player Z to even it out?
As arfster said, everyone is responsible for their own tips and that is irrelevent anyway. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:40:35 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @imolavs: I deleted one post of yours because of the "stupidites" reference - that's all.
None of your other posts have been deleted because you haven't insulted anyone in them.
Can't you understand - that's what this is about.
You can post whatever you like as long as it's not insulting or demeaning to other members. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:37:44 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @arfster regarding Federer's second service versus DelPotro's second service it seems that we didn't see the same match.... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:37:31 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Unfortunately, ratio of tipping tells you pretty much nothing. As a theoretical ideal, 100% should tip the value bet, certainly not a split dependent on odds. In reality, a large percentage will always tip the favourite, ignoring value (and consequently their RoI will trend towards -2.5%). |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:34:51 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @paul I would appreciate if at least you will read my today post on DelPotro.... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:33:36 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @Carson on a match like this one is not ok to have on TI 59 tips on Federer and only 18 on DelPotro.....THE RATION SHOULD BE AT LEAST BELOW THE OFFICIAL ODDS
and it was worst on DelPotro-Nadal.........
and it was worst on Serena-Clijsters (I bet myself on Serena)
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:28:09 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | @imolays, one of the the main purposes of Tennisinsight is so that users can collate any information they might want/need from various sources and use it to aid them in their decision-making; be it via the stats side etc or 'Your Insight'. I don't think tips are "triggered" as such, and I'm not sure I understand what point you are trying to get across - yes, there was many losing selections on this particular match but that is not really the point. How do you suggest we "avoid this trend"? |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:25:23 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @imolavs: That's not what this is about.
I deleted one post of yours because of the "stupidites" reference - that's all.
None of your other posts have been deleted because you haven't insulted anyone in them.
Can't you understand - that's what this is about.
You can post whatever you like as long as it's not insulting or demeaning to other members. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:24:03 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Hrrrm, people are entirely responsible for their own tips. If they want to follow other people, that's their problem. Incidentally, Federer's second serve is far stronger than Del Potro's. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:22:17 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @imolavs: I WON'T DELETE any of your posts as long as you DON'T INSULT other members.
It's very simple - the rules are simple.
I repeat - if you DON'T INSULT other members then you posts WON'T BE DELETED.
I can't make it any clearer. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:20:28 HaveACigar 0 (513) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @Cirstea. Thanks for the cheers. I like a little appreciation. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:20:03 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @paul MY POINT IS REALLY A CONSTRUCTIVE ONE:
- sometimes on TI there are a HUGE NUMBER OF TIPS 'on a wrong direction' TRIGERRED BY FEW.....
Could you be positive and think how to avoid this TREND.....
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:18:57 Cirstea 0 (13312) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | T.I needs a F.I.R.S.T set bet option because we know how and why a player can win the first set and not win the match PLEAZ MODS MAKE THIS OPTION ASK FOR THIS NEW THING |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:18:55 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | Cheers Rafa and thanks, very gracious of you - great call by you too. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:16:39 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @paul seems that you have a preference to delete the GOOD POSTINGS And to Keep the BAD ONES............. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:14:51 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @arfster is not a problem to win a bet or to lose a a bet....
the problem is to understand the Key Points of a Match or NOT.....than you can loose or win of course.....
unfortunately again 59 wrong tips where triggered again by few here ...
for example I saw, even after the match, somebody that wrote here that DelPotro second service is poor......................and needs to be improved when DelPotro second service is for sure better than Federer's one.....
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:07:04 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | @imolavs: It seems you don't get my point - I'll try one last time - you can't call other members or their opinions "stupid" or "stupidities".
It's not allowed - that's why your post was deleted.
By the way, good to see you actually putting in a preview, that's what TI is all about. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:06:43 rafanadal85 491 (30287) Aces +$24 ROI:+6.2% 79%
| | @Imolavs - Let`s not go down that road (looking through other posts). Let us just be happy and be gracious in our victory, and for our champ Delpo :-) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:02:42 rafanadal85 491 (30287) Aces +$24 ROI:+6.2% 79%
| | Thanks everyone for the aces. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 21:00:10 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | One of the mose useful truisms in betting is: Win some, lose some. In other words, a single result essentially means nothing. 10 tips means nothing. Even 100 tips means nothing. Luck dominates tipping skill anywhere up to around 300-400 tips. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:51:03 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @paul please read again what I have wrote today ...
"bleacher report" ...your report, etc...etc...and others 'bla bla bla...' means nothing in RESPECT WITH WHAT REALLY HAPPEN ON THE COURT.
so at least please read again ....
"BET OF THE DAY
Del Potro plays a better tennis than Federer at this US open -- this for sure
What are Federer's main weapons:
1. DelPotro mental issue --- he never beat Federer
2. Federer's very good service - this for sure will be hard to be solved by Del Potro BUT at least in One game from Five (0.22 - see statistics) DelPotro would have an opportunity to break ...Djokovic made 4-2 in the first set against Federer ...etc...
However the second service will be easy to be turned back by DelPotro ...remains to see where....
3. Drop-Shots to force DelPotro to come on the net - knowing his disability to take the low balls when he comes to the net....This can still work with DelPotro....On the other hand this requires systematic good balls, nearby the net at the very low level....that sometimes is risky
4. Federer low-level Slices -> I don't think that this will function currently with DelPotro...
What are delPotro's main weapons:
1. A service at least - as good as Federer's one (if he will not have frustration problems in his mind)....First Service a little bit less good than Federer's one ...second service for sure better than Federer's one
2. DelPotro's backhand is better than Federer's one currently
3. DelPotro's forhand is better than Federer's one currently
So DelPotro is currently better on all chapters but the following:
- mental frustration
- variety of play
- low balls
- first service
Is this enough to win..... ?
He needs to start 'from somewhere'
Juan Martin Del Potro @ 4.050 : Huge Bet
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:43:02 rafaking 0 (588) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | I never in a milion years would have thought DelBoy can beet Fedex at USOPEN. I thought the match would be 3-0. And in fact it very easily could have gone that way. But DelBoy showed great fighting ability.You are truly a champ in your hart |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:42:05 freddiek 50 (2535) Aces -$200 ROI:-100.0% 0%
| | Congrats to JMDP - absolutely brilliant and shoutout to all those who picked him here and with real money.
BTW anyone see my comment from few weeks back
"Aug 14 2009 00:42:08
This has prob. been debated before but here goes - Whos with me?
Del Potro to win a Slam before Murray... "
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:40:32 Cirstea 0 (13312) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | JuuaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnMMMMMMMMMMarttiiinnnnnn I have few things to say Trading this match was maybe the ebst thing i have ever done $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Second, rafa@ and all who punt del potro before teh match u are just the ebst ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LAst, this Match was the greatest i have ever seen after more 5000 tennis matches I loooovee uuu JJUUUUAAANNNNNN III loove uuu guyyyssss |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:33:31 HaveACigar 0 (513) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | JUAN MARTIN DEELLLL POOOOOTROOOO!!!!! Gracias por la victoria amigo. He has won me so much money!!!! You are a bad mother, and i cant wait to see you play in the future. "VIVA ARGENTINA"!!! VAMOS JUAN MARTIN!!!! Keep it up! VAAAMOOOOSSSS!! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:30:49 rafanadal85 491 (30287) Aces +$24 ROI:+6.2% 79%
| | Well Delpo, what a great champion. I`ve only ever seen Nalbandian give Federer a beating like that with just winner after winner from the baseline. Delpo you rock!!! :-) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:30:40 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @arfster: exactly, no doubt about it. In fact, there is so much more to improve on that he is nowhere near the complete package right now. For periods in both the Nadal and Federer matches, del Potro virtually "won" the match by going on a hot streak where he was blazing everything from the back of the court. That won't win you matches and Grand Slams on a consistent basis, but if he can further develop the variety in his groundstrokes, improve his physique slightly and work on the second serve and playing the low slices (including developing that shot of his own) then it's going to be a scary force to be reckoned with. Fed didn't lose any admirers, but he did fall away very easily after squandering break points - and seemingly, match points - early on in the fourth set. His tactics and game plan as the match wore on seemed random and thoughtless, he lacked creativity and imagination when del Potro should have been feeling the pressure and he simply leaked errors off both topspin wings as the match wore on. He will look back on this match and rue the 5-4, 30-0 serving in the second set, where he most definitely would have won the match had he won those two points to go up two sets. He gave a sniff to a young, fearless competitor, and that will always spell doom. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:30:38 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Fed 47% first serve, and 11 double faults. That was his key problem today, especially against someone with as good returns as DelPot (hugely underrated part of his game imo). |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:29:28 WildCard 0 (2626) Aces -$636 ROI:-22.7% 44%
| | Thanks potro for making me a happier and richer man :) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:28:14 kingkoubek (Mod) 0 (5730) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Well done Juan Martin, deserved indeed. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:28:12 KillerRS 4 (5174) Aces +$63 ROI:+4.4% 91%
| | "As expected" lol
Well done DP. Didnt see that coming. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:27:00 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | The amazing thing is....... he's still very raw. Loads of areas he can improve. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:26:45 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Great stuff.
Congrats as well, Si. ;) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:25:17 Pieric 14 (2990) Aces -$757 ROI:-5.2% 50%
| | Victory !!!! As expected Del Potro Winner !! Yessss !!! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:24:11 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | On a side note, how good have the Men's Grand Slam finals been this season? Unbelievable. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:23:57 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Have to admit I was wrong about del Potro. Didn't give him a hope this year but he's been simply excellent all through and professional with it. Has had his share of good fortune, of course, but for one so young it just proves why he's going to be seen in many of these types of situations in the future and he deserves every moment of it. Federer has contributed to his own downfall, but can take nothing away from the Argentine..... should he go on to hold serve... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:19:43 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Looking at it purely historically though, you could say this has been coming in slams. He's been 2 sets down to Berdy, to Haas, been 2-1 down to delpot and andreev. One of these days he was going to put in a similar performance against a stronger player. Didn't expect it to happen in a final though, I always figured it would be a R16 or qf, and he was caught cold by someone playing lights-out. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:18:07 Pieric 14 (2990) Aces -$757 ROI:-5.2% 50%
| | ANd 5 - 2 for Del Potro , just one game to the victory !!!
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:15:20 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Have to say, wouldn't have given DelPot a chance in 5 sets. I thought if he was going to win, it would be 3-1. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:13:16 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Fed sure is making it easy for del Potro in the big moments, some poor execution especially down the line and he simply isn't playing attacking tennis when it matters. The game at 0-3 to hold his serve was great with some big forehands and some measured forays to net, but on the Delpo serve too often Fed has relied on the change in pace and low slice which Juan Martin is clearly comfortable with just at this moment where he is not thinking about the situation and is seeing it like a footy. Del Potro has played well in spurts in this match, but Federer's lack of discipline and some quite tardy play in the pressure cooker stages is making the easy for the 20 year old. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:12:02 Pieric 14 (2990) Aces -$757 ROI:-5.2% 50%
| | 4 - 1 ... Go GO Del Potro !!
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:10:23 scooby99 0 (1102) Aces -$105 ROI:-17.5% 67%
| | taylor@ me neither. my heart is with JMDP. Don't know if I can watch anymore. I'm getting too nervous. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:08:07 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Fair to say no-one could have foreseen this after what happened at the conclusion of the 3rd set. Federer has allowed himself to become rattled, whilst del Potro has calmly continued to do what he's done all fortnight. Poor really from Fed. Can the big man hold his nerve... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:05:47 Taylor_LFC 0 (973) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Haha neither can I. Just can't stand Fed so was annoyed at Potro for giving away games with sloppy errors. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:05:38 Pieric 14 (2990) Aces -$757 ROI:-5.2% 50%
| | GO Go Del Potro, the victory is close !!! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 20:00:43 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Bad timing! However, now's the time for Federer to pull it back, I feel. del Pot never done this before. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:54:48 scooby99 0 (1102) Aces -$105 ROI:-17.5% 67%
| | Taylor@ can't believe you described JDP as 'pathetic' |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:54:29 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Some pessimists may say that the unsportsmanlike and idiotic crowd in New York tonight would favour del Potro, for Argentina are well-renowned as the worst Davis Cup home crowd for their antics. Tough to see Fed weathering this storm now, he should have gone 2 sets up and since then has looked rattled even by line calls and a few miscellaneous situations that have happened throughout the match. The two forehand to gift Juan the fourth set breaker were poor, he needs a good start to this fifth otherwise the big man should capture his first GS title. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:50:28 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Yeah, shame at such an occasion. I'm having a HUGE bet on Federer 1.56 now. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:48:57 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Tons of idiots in the crowd tonight, shouting out all the time, even shouting during the players' second serves. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:41:03 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | 8 doubles for Fed now, and one as the opening point of the 4th set tiebreak. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:37:17 KillerRS 4 (5174) Aces +$63 ROI:+4.4% 91%
| | New York crowd are pissing me off, talking and making noise on fed's serve, must be all the latino's |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:28:06 KillerRS 4 (5174) Aces +$63 ROI:+4.4% 91%
| | Come on Roger!!!!! Del Boy is such a cheat |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:21:50 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Delpo is still experiencing great difficulty with the low slice balls though, other players should take note of how he struggles to bend the knees being so tall and how he does tend to make a fair few unforced errors - in comparison to normal - when forced to generate pace to slice and no-pace balls that land fairly deep into the court. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:19:40 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | del Potro is at the real peak of his game right now, the big forehand really revving up and he's hitting some fantastic flat balls (still with decent margin, thanks to his tall frame) and Fed is having to soak up all the pressure. Some missed break chances in each of del Pot's first two service games in this set means the Argentine has another chance to close out a set, but he will have to serve one of them to the difficult end into the breeze where the Swiss may have one last chance in order to avoid a decider. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:13:09 DuncanZafod (Mod) 167 (15060) Aces -$693 ROI:-7.5% 62%
| | Fedex is the greatest player ever......How much more credit can you get...?? LOL.Fed got another real lucky line call 2-1 up to give him a bp for 3-1 and del po would have known that was almost game set match.
All academic now as del po is back.........hope the luck even out for him in the rest of the match......hehe |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:10:54 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Yeah, I felt Fed has pushed just a little too hard on break points and del Potro has decided to play those points very solid. You say not a big serve, but I think at least 7 or 8 of them have been thanks to a well-directed serve from the Argentine from which point he has been able to control the point and on a few occasions especially at 1-2 in this set, he's been able to expose the open court. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:06:57 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Sure - Fed doesn't get enough credit for the way he's become a terrific battler nowadays. Speaking of that, del Potro has saved 16 of 20bps tonight, and usually in rallies too, not a big serve. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 19:01:16 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Fair enough he was lucky in the first place, but everyone gets luck at some point during matches and not enough credit is given to Fed for hanging in there with his back against the wall. He never throws tantrums, sticks true to his game plan whilst also trying to mix things up and really asserts himself on the return of serve. It's not his fault that other players choke a good position against him, but he certainly contributes to it. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:51:09 DuncanZafod (Mod) 167 (15060) Aces -$693 ROI:-7.5% 62%
| | Del Po has weight of shot and lower error risk.......fedex was really feeling it, he stoped the showboating ages ago and his outbursts only occur when he s being challenged. Fedex got really lucky in final game the wind and del po missed smash.....Del Po better playrt that set...!! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:49:04 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Yeah, that's poor. Fed was insanely lucky to get the 0-30 in the first place though. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:48:11 Taylor_LFC 0 (973) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | I'd just retire now and hide my face for a while. Pathetic and once again another player bottles it against Fed when in a winning position. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:46:01 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Oho, that's brutal. DelPot serving to stay in the set, Fed shanks one for 0-15, then flips off the netcord for 0-30. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:43:15 iLuc81 0 (3428) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Wow, Federer was pissed right there! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:37:11 supersi (Mod) 0 (8923) Aces +$151 ROI:+18.9% 100%
| | ah cool, cheers for the info Arfs. Unfortunately im using a crappy lil mobile stick so no streaming for me unless i can be bothered to treck down to the 24 hour comp labs at uni... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:27:05 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | I took Delpot 3-0 and 3-1 for a bit of fun, combined odds 6.0 (didn't like his chances in 5 sets). Wasn't brave enough to go for any sizable stake though, was only so I could use a freeplay 50 on one of them, and the 3-0 was cheap at odds 15.0 ps lots of streams here .............. www.fromsport.com/c-4.html |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:22:34 supersi (Mod) 0 (8923) Aces +$151 ROI:+18.9% 100%
| | I got Del Potro outright at 12.7 and Federer at 2.18. I dont really care about tournament prices, I care about whether they will be good enough to be profitable. Potro was a great bet because look at him, he's in the final... Also had a little bit on Nadal before trading him out before the gonzo match (did it a bit too early unfortunately as he won easily) and LOADS on S.Williams, Clijsters and Safina, traded Safina out as soon as she took a set before getting knocked out. Left both Williams and Clijsters because i figured either one of them would cruise in the final! This is going to be my biggest ever slam win, moreso if Potro wins =) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:17:38 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Potro has had problems with the low balls, but prolly just symptomatic of general problems with his game and confidence. So many netted balls all match. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:14:43 supersi (Mod) 0 (8923) Aces +$151 ROI:+18.9% 100%
| | I havnt got pictures because at my uni house. Just following play by play in the bfair forums, pretty hilarious stuff. How is Potro dealing with the low short slices? I mentioned to my friend that Potro's best chance was to go all out and hit through every shot without hesitation or fear, is he doing this? |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:14:07 DuncanZafod (Mod) 167 (15060) Aces -$693 ROI:-7.5% 62%
| | Thats the real DEP PO.....glad you could finally show.......stagefright now overcome. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:13:28 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | del Potro was shocking pre-tournament price. 12/1 with Murray, Nadal and then Djokovic/Federer to beat? Terrible bet.
My Gasquet (1000/1) and Ivanovic (90/1) bets both fell first round, though. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:11:55 HaveACigar 0 (513) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Del Po is giving us a great show. This is going to be a GREAT match. Good luck to both players, Vamos Juan!! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:08:59 kwams5 0 (12) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:08:52 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | ....and Potro takes the tiebreak. Federer was 18/21 in slam final tiebreaks before today. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 18:06:02 supersi (Mod) 0 (8923) Aces +$151 ROI:+18.9% 100%
| | Hmm im in quite a pickle. Backed both way in advance of the whole tourney in the outright market, have 320% profit on Federer and 511% profit on Potro, not sure its worth sacrificing the motherload to even it up for Federer as Potty is much more lucrative and in comparison selling 30% of Potty only equals 4% gain on Fed... I think I'll sit back and let the winner deliver me my reward (rooting for Big Bucks Potro though!) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:52:21 Narasimha 310 (5758) Aces -$7 ROI:-0.6% 94%
| | JMDP has just broken, and is very pleased, very animated about it. Might he have just turned up?! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:51:36 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Now we maybve have a match. Potro suddenly finds two superb passing shots and breaks, and seems to have more confidence and aggressive intent. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:38:13 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Shame in a way, cos Fed is not serving well at all - 44% first serve, 5 doubles. It's very much there to be attacked, but del Potro just doesn't have the timing today at all. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:14:53 Taylor_LFC 0 (973) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Pathetic collapse from Del Potro. He could have at least bottled it after the first game. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:07:38 kwams5 0 (12) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | at least nadal would have given us a match |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:06:37 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Barring a miracle, that rather puts an end to it. Start of second set, needed the big effort from del Potro. Instead he double faults twice and gives away serve. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 17:06:08 pumper 0 (2252) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | unless you have won a grand slam its very hard to know how to win one but to do it against the king how was any one going to think del potro could |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:54:09 kingkoubek (Mod) 0 (5730) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Genius tennis from Roger.
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:36:59 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | Potro looks pretty nervous - only made 4 of 14 first serves that opening service game, and was camped way behind the baseline ...... like he was against Cilic at the beginning. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:32:23 Narasimha 310 (5758) Aces -$7 ROI:-0.6% 94%
| | Federer breaks with a great, great shot. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:19:24 kingkoubek (Mod) 0 (5730) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | http://www.atdhe.net/
try the first one |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:13:22 Taylor_LFC 0 (973) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Anyone have a link with english commentary? :( |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:09:30 trueskyblue1 0 (393) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Fingers crossed, legs crossed, arms crossed, cross-eyed in fact everything crossed go Delpo |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:06:03 DuncanZafod (Mod) 167 (15060) Aces -$693 ROI:-7.5% 62%
| | This is way to close to call.......evenly match quality of tennis....i may even give the edge to del po....just.....
Question is can del po produce it in context....i hope so..... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 16:03:35 thecarter 59 (765) Aces +$1,383 ROI:+12.5% 61%
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| | Sep 14 2009 15:15:41 the boxer 0 (11) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Federer will want to start pretty fast,to remind Del Potro what he is up against...and may well do it.However,the argentine must realise he needs to also start well [despite nerves] and my only bet is Federer to lose the 1st set,but win the match @11/2 with Skybet.Fed has lost 1st set in a few slam finals...Roddick at Wimbledon this year [should have been the 1st 2 sets as we know] Baghdatis in Melbourne...and Gonzalez had 2 set points in the 1st set at the same venue! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 15:09:48 gooner 0 (1442) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | 3 set, federer. cake walk. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 15:08:02 sleepwalker 112 (7594) Aces +$4,625 ROI:+18.0% 57%
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| | Sep 14 2009 15:07:23 miller31 0 (216) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 15:03:06 RogueScholar 0 (3670) Aces +$158 ROI:+12.5% 83%
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| | Sep 14 2009 14:40:17 lapnoir 230 (4812) Aces +$412 ROI:+10.7% 94%
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| | Sep 14 2009 14:03:12 bingkk32 0 (3106) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Only one man in history has taken 3 sets off the great Roger Federer in the final of a Major... and I don't think that's going to change today. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 13:59:17 superduper 750 (16032) Aces +$199 ROI:+14.9% 57%
| | Value bet by Comparative.Excel.Program! (Including Dynamics per set @ http://superduper-tennis.blogspot.com/) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 13:51:56 tankspotter 0 (6463) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Federer is in good form, Del Potro is in fantastic form. But this is not enough to beat Fed who is trying to equal the men's record of 6 US Grand Slams in a row. Del Potro's form has resulted in nice odds for Fed and you can't ignore that h-h of 6-0 to Fed because in that period Fed has lost to plenty of other players but not to Del Potro. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 13:43:09 hrclsk 0 (1081) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 13:40:45 hardcoree 0 (1238) Aces +$312 ROI:+6.0% 82%
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| | Sep 14 2009 13:35:20 gingermagic 0 (1243) Aces +$96 ROI:+24.1% 67%
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| | Sep 14 2009 13:03:05 Einstein2 10 (4533) Aces +$293 ROI:+6.8% 92%
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:44:38 TennisMasterMind 0 (54) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | JMP is a very dangerous on court,very talented,young and even if he´ll manage to stay cool, which I guess he will, federer will not loose this match. It is as simple as that he will not loose. Now I could write something about what the south american has to do in order to get the job done (attacking 2nd serve) or what Fedex will do to take del potro out of his comfort zone (playing slice and stuff like that) No matter how good del potro has become. federer playing very good this year especially since he´s crowned RG champion. He´s very relaxed and full of confidence and he was in this situation very very often. JMP will win a grand slam if not multilpe one in his career but not tonight in his first major final against maybe the best player in history, it´s just about 6-8 month too early for him. Nevertheless i hope he will put a good game on display to challenge federer, because if so we can enjoy a very nice match TMM |
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:43:04 HaveACigar 0 (513) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | I want to start by saying, THIS IS GOING TO BE A CLASSIC, and I cant wait...
First, we start with Federer, the world number one. Who has cruised to the final here at the Open, including wins against Soderling and Djokovic, his only challenges. And in my opinion these players never believe they have a real chance against federer in a Slam, and that causes them to lose easily.
Well Del Po believes and so do I !!! Today i watched Fed stop and watch numerous winners cruise rite by him, he sometimes didnt seem to care that much. And i find that to be very dangerous because this was not the case in the Del Po match. He was smashing balls left and rite, aiming at nadals feet, and made him play every ball. Which i feel were shots that would have flown past Fed today. This is not the case in Feds match, i didnt see much attacking from Djokovic, as he is usually pretty passive. I feel that Del Po could possibly come in to the final ready to fire away at every shot Fed hits to him. And if Fed stands around in the middle like he did against Djokovic today, i think Del Po has a great chance. But since Fed will be ready for him, Del Potro will be forced to attack his backhand, which is the only tiny weakness in Feds game. He will be smashing his forehand into that backhand creating that amazing angle that he has done again and again. This weapon plus a good game plan, could produce a First Time US Open Champ. JMDP
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:35:18 Springer 58 (2317) Aces -$2,595 ROI:-13.8% 52%
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:34:59 kingkoubek (Mod) 0 (5730) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:31:57 LaizaDenmark 14 (414) Aces +$596 ROI:+37.2% 69%
| | Roger Federer is a legend. - Argentine Juan Martin Del Potro is a great player, but his game is nothing near the level we see the swiss playing at the moment. I'm all in! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:15:45 Jazzanova 0 (251) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 12:07:58 Breezer 0 (1919) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 11:47:48 djordjec 55 (4834) Aces -$122 ROI:-3.4% 70%
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| | Sep 14 2009 11:09:46 scottie123 (Mod) 51 (12080) Aces +$226 ROI:+7.8% 65%
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| | Sep 14 2009 11:06:08 Hajduk 0 (284) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 10:56:10 rafanadal85 491 (30287) Aces +$24 ROI:+6.2% 79%
| | "Roger Federer at his best is better than anyone else in the world right now; even when he is off his game, he is better than anyone else not named Nadal"
I can`t agree when he is off his game, he is better than anyone else not named Nadal. Well straight-away Andy Murray can beat Federer, if Fed is in great form or not, and we seen when Fed lost concentration and is game dipped in Montreal against Tsonga he was punished (the mens game is very strong so maybe it`s me but i have a great respect for them). Roger will have to play is very best in my opinion today against Delpo because anything else i would expect JMDP to win. Same for del Potro if he wants to win he must bring his best tennis. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 10:45:10 axl3133 9 (2431) Aces -$767 ROI:-30.7% 53%
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| | Sep 14 2009 10:22:46 brumbiesjeff (Mod) 0 (4034) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | the bleacher report;....(delivered a bit late as I am on the road)
This year’s U.S. Open final has an unexpected matchup.
That Roger Federer is in the contest is no surprise. His opponent, Juan Martin del Potro, caught most of the tennis world somewhat off guard.
Make no mistake, Delpo, ranked No. 6 in the world, went into the USO as one of the few men to really be expected to have a legitimate chance at holding the champion’s trophy at the end of the fortnight.
The betting world seems to be very sold on Juan; he began the tournament as 11/1 shot at winning and now it has reduced to 6/1.
Federer, meanwhile, has gone from a betting choice (6/5) to the prohibitive the favorite, at 8/13.
If del Potro were to win, he would become only the second South American champion at the USO in tournament history. Guillermo Vilas won the title in 1977, when the championships were still held on clay.
DP Will Win If. . .
It is important to remember that the gulf between del Potro and Federer is greater than the betting odds could ever portray. Federer has won 15 Grand Slam titles, and Delpo has not won any. Federer, 28, is the oldest member of the top 10, Juan Matin (20) is the youngest.
This is a significant gulf to fjord, especially given the clutch ability of Fed.
The only chance the Argentine has is if his punishing attack keeps Federer off balance, while Delpo is able to continue landing his quick-strike attack from the baseline (33 winners in the semis versus Rafael Nadal). He simply must win easy points on serve.
On those occasions that Juan Martin comes to net, where he typically does well, he must win points quickly and efficiently, one tall order against Roger, who loves playing target practice with net rushers.
In short, del Potro needs to continue playing above his head if he wants to have a chance.
“I played a great match,†Delpo said after the 2-2-2 dismantling of Nadal. “I was so focused with my serve, with every break point, playing serve, trying to put the ball into the court and trying to be aggressive.
“I saw Rafa on the baseline, but too far away on the baseline. That’s important for me to come to the net and to do a short point. I served very well in important moments. I was confident with my forehand, and that’s two parts of my game that are very important to be in good shape. Today I played unbelievable, and that was the key.â€
If JMdP is waiting for Fed to camp out deep behind the baseline, he might as well forfeit the match right now...
It will help the long South American greatly if Federer gives him a lot of second serves to work with; del Potro’s ability to punish a slower serve is highly underrated.
Will Lose If. . .
Just about anything else happens.
Roger Federer at his best is better than anyone else in the world right now; even when he is off his game, he is better than anyone else not named Nadal. His is a prominent name in the GOAT discussion for good reason.
Anything Delpo can do, Federer can do better. Fed’s serve is one of the most remarkable weapons in the history of men’s tennis, even though del Potro generates better velocity. Fed is likely the best active player at net (Tsonga being his only peer). No one can win at the baseline from either wing quite as well as Roger (though Delpo is second).
In other words, there is nothing the massive Argentine can do that will rattle the current world No. 1; rather, JM must hope that Roger is off his game for some reason, any reason, while maintaining an extremely high level of his own.
If that sounds like I am pessimistic about del Potro’s chances, it’s because I am. Just because this is a Creature vs. Creature doesn’t mean that I have to be blind or foolish.
Intangibles
Juan Martin will have absolutely zero pressure on him tomorrow, which will accentuate his opportunity to hit freely and take chances. If he shows a propensity to keep his ground strokes deep and come into net aggressively, he might spring the upset.
Do not expect Federer to feel anxious at any time for the rest of his career. He already has 15 Slam titles; does anybody really expect him to ever feel pressure again, except in Davis Cup, perhaps?
“I’ve won already two slams this year,†he said before the Open. “That takes away pressure from maybe having to do well here, like the feeling I had last year, not having won a slam last year, trying to get the first one.
“Last year I felt like I had to win. It would have been disappointing not to have won a slam last year, not having defended my title from the year before. This year is different. I feel like I'm playing great. That gives me obviously a lot of confidence and relaxes my mind.â€
Shot to Look For
Federer’s ground strokes. He is 6-0 against Delpo for a reason; the Argentine’s stature (6’6†tall) obviously makes him vulnerable to balls that dip low and bite. He is perfect for Nadal’s topspin balls, which sit up in his wheelhouse; logically, that would leave him more vulnerable to low shots.
Meanwhile, Juan Martin needs for his serve to dictate points. He needs a high percentage of first-serves to land in, and he does not need to take much pace off his second serve. And he needs to come in behind his serve more often, in order to keep pressure on the Federer ground strokes.
I know, I know, that leaves him ripe for Fed’s passes at net; I’m just telling you what needs to happen, not that it will be easy or automatically productive.
Prediction
Fed in four. If del Potro is able to pull it off, it pretty much has to be 7-5 in the fifth. I cannot see Juan Martin beating Roger in a winner-takes-all fifth set ‘breaker.
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| | Sep 14 2009 10:10:13 johndory49 0 (21354) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 09:36:25 rafaking 0 (588) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 09:28:01 KiLLerLooP 0 (7867) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 08:45:20 HappyGuy1 0 (233) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Lets finish this US Open with style , if you could do it so easily at Australian Open you can do it here as well , go Roger ! |
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| | Sep 14 2009 08:30:18 imolavs 0 (92) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Del Potro plays a better tennis than Federer at this US open -- this for sure
What are Federer's main weapons:
1. DelPotro mental issue --- he never beat Federer
2. Federer's very good service - this for sure will be hard to be solved by Del Potro BUT at least in One game from Five (0.22 - see statistics) DelPotro would have an opportunity to break ...Djokovic made 4-2 in the first set against Federer ...etc...
However the second service will be easy to be turned back by DelPotro ...remains to see where....
3. Drop-Shots to force DelPotro to come on the net - knowing his disability to take the low balls when he comes to the net....This can still work with DelPotro....On the other hand this requires systematic good balls, nearby the net at the very low level....that sometimes is risky
4. Federer low-level Slices -> I don't think that this will function currently with DelPotro...
What are delPotro's main weapons:
1. A service at least - as good as Federer's one (if he will not have frustration problems in his mind)....First Service a little bit less good than Federer's one ...second service for sure better than Federer's one
2. DelPotro's backhand is better than Federer's one currently
3. DelPotro's forhand is better than Federer's one currently
So DelPotro is currently better on all chapters but the following:
- mental frustration
- variety of play
- low balls
- first service
Is this enough to win.....
He needs to start 'from somewhere'
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| | Sep 14 2009 07:54:00 IndoGambler 12 (3789) Aces -$2,315 ROI:-21.4% 53%
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| | Sep 14 2009 07:39:15 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | Comprehensive match report from Tennis.com - food for thought for those yet to make up their minds:
In the Zone: Federer does no wrong versus Djokovic
By Tom Perrotta
"Isn't tennis fun? Get out there in the shade on a warm day, enjoy the breeze, take a few warm up serves, sip a little water. Crack a few forehands, sprinkle in a few aces, smash a few backhands. Overhead from the baseline? No problem. What could be easier? Oops, a forehand shank—that ends up being a perfect lob. Darn, that backhand ticks the tape—and drops at your opponent's feet, an inch from the net, the only place where he couldn't return it. A fine lob floats over your head, a perfect lob, in fact, perfect for a running, between-the-legs, crosscourt winner. At 90 miles an hour. For triple match point. One more swing and it's home to the wife and twins and parents.
What it must be like to be Roger Federer these days. There are no more records to break, no more burdens to carry. He's happy at home, happy on the court, and comically good when he needs to be. In a close and entertaining semifinal against Novak Djokovic on Sunday, Federer never seemed flustered and took advantage of what few opportunities Djokovic gave him for a 7-6 (3), 7-5, 7-5 victory. He'll play in his fourth major final of 2009 on Sunday, and try for his record sixth consecutive U.S. Open. His opponent, Juan Martin del Potro, who pummeled Rafael Nadal earlier in the afternoon, will contend for his first major title.
Djokovic played his best tennis of the tournament on Saturday and pushed Federer in all three sets, but Federer was more precise, more creative, and more daring in the match's decisive moments. When Djokovic served to stay in the match at 5-6, 0-30, Federer hit what he later described as the greatest shot he has ever hit in his life, between the legs and into the far corner for a winner. Federer celebrated and Djokovic wiped his nose and smirked. It was only match point, but this semifinal was over.
"Whenever he needed to serve well, he did," Djokovic said. "Whenever he needed to defend well from the forehand side or the backhand side, that's what he did."
That is, of course, what Federer does, especially at the U.S. Open, where he hasn't lost a match since 2003 (he's 40-0). Djokovic said Federer might be playing better than ever.
"He's maybe playing the tennis of his life," Djokovic said. "The way he stands on the court, the way he approaches the matches, it's different, you know. It's like more relaxed."
Del Potro could be the toughest opponent Federer has faced in a U.S. Open final. The 6-foot-6 Argentine made quick work of Nadal on Saturday afternoon. He served for the corners, rarely missed a ground stroke, and didn't drop serve once. Del Potro's 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 victory was the most lopsided defeat of Nadal's Grand Slam career.
One could hardly call del Potro elegant, but there is a smoothness to his strokes now that he didn't have two years ago. There's also a confidence about him that he lacked as recently as the Australian Open, where he lost two love sets to Federer in the quarterfinals. Since then, though, del Potro has improved on the form that earned him a 23-match winning streak, including four straight titles, last season. He's a bruising player, a man with devastating power on both his forehand and backhand and a serve that consistently breaks the 130-mph barrier. He's also well rested, unlike last year, when he struggled physically in a quarterfinal loss to Andy Murray.
Del Potro has not beaten Federer in six meetings, but their last match, in the French Open semifinals, was their closest (Federer won in five sets). Perhaps being Argentine will help. The last man to defeat Federer in Flushing, of course, was David Nalbandian."
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| | Sep 14 2009 07:22:40 csoda0 0 (3600) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 07:13:17 HuggyB (Mod) 0 (2844) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Both players fully deserve to be here but this is too early in DP's career for me to take on the great one in a slam final. This reminds me of Murray's first slam final last year and I think you'll find the same result as DP gets caught like a bunny in the headlights. He'll be back and will take a slam here in the future, just not tonight. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 06:48:55 string 0 (333) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | ggheisman02 - I've got news for you, the bookies don't give a rat's ass about Del Potro. This match is all about Federer and what is a fair price for him, JMDP is just a by-product of that calculation.
Don't knock guys for looking for value cos' that's where the dollars are, not just following the crowd with the easy calls. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 06:34:26 tommygun 0 (752) Aces -$94 ROI:-1.8% 83%
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| | Sep 14 2009 05:57:23 ljuboo 53 (4762) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 05:13:52 cuccu13 0 (52) Aces +$171 ROI:+170.5% 100%
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| | Sep 14 2009 05:12:49 allyho 0 (594) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Its the only bet of the day |
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| | Sep 14 2009 05:07:24 hamishc1975 0 (1824) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Del Boy is good, really good but Roger is a living legend. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 05:05:08 bennyg78 0 (783) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 04:50:46 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | From Tennis.com
Del Potro not sounding overly confident:
"Tomorrow, Delpo must be no less imposing and physical, but he's going to have to be quicker and even more willing to pounce on any opportunity to take the game to Federer - to impose the pace and tone he wants on the match, which is something Novak Djokovic wasn't capable of doing. The underdog del Potro's attitude is characteristically phlegmatic, "Yes, I'm (with) confidence. When I was playing against Roger in the French Open I was so close. On that surface was much better for me. And if I play against him tomorrow, the surface going to help too much him, not too much me. I hope the best for tomorrow."
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| | Sep 14 2009 04:39:26 uta281 0 (976) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 04:11:53 nadalin 141 (18274) Aces -$1,544 ROI:-5.1% 56%
| | Roger 3-1 will be my main bet Gl everyone ;) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 04:08:47 MrLeusk (Mod) 49 (2923) Aces +$89 ROI:+6.1% 38%
| | @ desstroyer : I agree Del Potro has a far more dynamic forehand than Soderling. For example notice how Del Potro was able to dig Nadal's deep shots of the baseline. Soderling would put those into the stands. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 03:59:39 paulmurphy (Mod) Ace Leader #1 2462 (85003) Aces -$1,320 ROI:-12.9% 72%
| | This is a match-up which is a difficult one for Del Potro.
Firstly Fed possesses more variety to his game than anyone on Tour in my opinion (with the possible exception of Santoro).
If one plan isn't working he simply tries plan B, or C etc etc etc
He frustrated Del Potro in Australia this year by bringing him to net with slices and dropshots and passing him time and time again.
It created enormous doubt in the Argentine's mind and his game suffered badly as a result.
Unlike Rafa, Fed will win plenty of cheap points off his serve.
On several occasions against Djokovic, Fed was down 0-30 and then reeled off three or four big serves to take control of the game and snuff out the break opportunity.
(Hopefully he won't have a first serve percentage in the low 20s again as he did for a large portion of the first set).
Del Potro will also win plenty of free points so to some extent the serves cancel each other out though there's no doubt in my mind that Fed possesses a superior second serve (and the best on Tour for that matter) so the Swiss should have the advantage there.
Both men possess big ground games and I think Del Potro has the advantage with his double handed backhand in terms of it being an offensive weapon.
It worked a treat against Cilic and Rafa with the big man punishing anything short, and it's the one area where I think Del Potro may have the advantage over Fed.
I don't think it will prove decisive however and Roger's variety on the backhand side is a big weapon in itself, particularly against such a tall man.
For one so tall Del Potro moves extremely well laterally but I do think Fed will exploit any deficiences that become apparent as the match wears on.
Fed showed in that second last point against Djokovic (the between the legs winner that has already become the stuff of legend), that his confidence is sky high and we all know how dangerous a confident Federer is.
Gone are the doubts that plagued him for 2008 and the start of this year.
Federer has been here before (grand slam finals) and has seen and done it all.
He has a huge edge in experience, though from what I've seen of the highly impressive Del Potro, I doubt he'll be overwhelmed by the occasion.
Federer is the greatest player of our era (and possibly of all time )without doubt and I've always been a fan of going for the very best quality in investments.
In tennis the most outstanding "brand" is Roger Federer.
This may go to four sets but can anyone see Del Potro winning three sets off the great man on this surface?
It could happen but the odds are it won't.
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| | Sep 14 2009 03:58:33 MrLeusk (Mod) 49 (2923) Aces +$89 ROI:+6.1% 38%
| | I don't think that the old tricks of slices and drop shots is going to be as effective on Del Potro this time. The other players on tour have given him too much practice dealing woth those shots. Federer will win if he gets Del Potro out of his comfort zone. Personally, I don't think that Del Potro will show us nerves tomorrow. Del Potro's ground game and serve won't give Federer much time to execute his strategy. I think Del Potro has a good chance to win this. The odds say that Del Potro really has no chance so the value is on Del Potro. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 03:39:51 igotbamboozled 0 (172) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 03:01:55 D.Carson. 27 (11716) Aces -$1,198 ROI:-28.7% 39%
| | Roger Federer is aiming to become the first player to win three consecutive Grand Slams in a season since the great Rod Laver completed his second 'Grand Slam' in 1969. Federer is simply brillant in all situations on the big stage, he's barely needed to step outside of his stride so far, was solid against Djokovic in the previous round and comes into the final surpemely confident, carrying a unanimous 6-0 H2H record against his Argentinian opponent. Juan Martin del Potro, the first Argentinian to reach the final at Flushing Meadows since Guillermo Vilas won the title in 1977, admitted after brutally dispatching world number two Rafael Nadal that it was his best performance in a Grand Slam to date. The big man was superb from the offset, clubbing Rafa's serve back all over the court and punishing every short ball offered up, and in all honesty, aside from all-too-rare glimpses of Nadal brilliance he never looked in any sort of trouble. Federer and del Potro have contested 17 sets of tennis over their previous meetings, and the Swiss holds a compelling 15-2 advantage. Simple reason; nobody is better than the great man at putting their opponents into awkward situations and dragging them out of position before moving in for the kill. del Potro struggles terribly with Roger's excellent low slice and is usually exposed by Roger's heavy, consistent groundstrokes, as he doesn't move well enough to be able to cover the court accordingly. I expect del Potro to keep a close first set before past memories return to remind him the exact reasons why he's yet to defeat Roger. Six consecutive US Open titles? Another chapter of history awaits... |
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| | Sep 14 2009 02:54:50 SimonP 0 (5796) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | I totally lost my nose in tennis. Probably Fedex will win this match in 4 sets but I would love to see Del Potro victory in 5 sets. I was right about 5 sets marathon in Wimbledon and now I want to see a copy of that match with a lot of drama and so on. Federer is really amazing player and he has got everything in his play whioch allows him to be the best player ever. But young player from Argentina deserves this title a lot. He is capable of beating nr 1 in 7th attepmt. 7 is my favourite number so I wish JMDP to win this match.
Vamos JMDP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By the way I bet on Nadal against Del Potro in semi final and Del Potro was simply amazing. If he is able to copy this performacne today Fedex will have troubles for sure |
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| | Sep 14 2009 02:14:50 willpies 0 (5393) Aces -$164 ROI:-8.5% 41%
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| | Sep 14 2009 02:02:43 Tsonga7 0 (726) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | RF in 4.
both have been playing incredable. Just like the womens final i think the experience will get fed home here. Delpo def a future GS winner. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 01:41:16 pumper 0 (2252) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | This is a bit like Le bron james vs kobe bryant lol in nba.
A monster who does amazing things that make you shake your head saying thats sick, you just cant do that!!!! refering LBJ
Kobe is a player who is composed and we are use to him playing great shots at moments that matter.eg Lakers vs Orlando and winning it at there home ground not at orlando and getting the job down when they were not favorites and risky it at there home ground. A master like fed.
Reason for this comparision is we get very carried away with exciting players but unless you have a nba ring or a grand slam you dont have the mental attitude to win. Del potro is a machine and like murray last year he was gone before kick off.
Le bron James was gone after getting beaten in game 1 after leading by 36 points at half time and getting done by 1.That was the end of his mental approach, for the whole series.
Other sporting events geelong vs western bulldogs just recently,kimmy vs wozinacki etc,etc.
You must be able to have the mental edge to win a big event.
Del potro was very very nervous before he went out against nadal but that did not matter after 2 games but this will be a very different ball game. I also believes he respects fed, i dont think he respects nadal so much so he almost applogies to fed if he wins a point.
Do i think del potro can win? yes he has the game to win, but not the mental game.
Fed has this in the bag but next year delpotro will be number 2 in the world and this will be over in 4 sets.
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| | Sep 14 2009 01:35:37 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | I would disagree that del Potro and Soderling are similar players, yes they are both big men with big serves but off the ground they are quite different. del Potro is compact in his technique whereas Soderling is a little more loose and free-swinging, but overall the Swede tries to hit the cover off each ball and hits very flat with little margin for error as opposed to del Potro who despite having that ability tends to play percentage and set up the point before going for a killer blow. Both, though, are similar in the fact that they relish anything around waist height and not so much around near shoulder height (though they rarely have to play like that because they are so tall) |
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| | Sep 14 2009 00:34:47 rafanadal85 491 (30287) Aces +$24 ROI:+6.2% 79%
| | Juan Martin Del Potro described yesterday win against Rafa Nadal as is "best performance ever" and you couldn`t disagree. Nadal for most of the match was clearly struggling with again with the abdominal strain but the Argentinean was just so focused on winning the match and absolutely was so brutal how hard he was hitting the ball and so many winners. This will give JMDP massive confidence beating Nadal for the third time out of four attempts this year taking on Roger Federer.
Roger Federer like Delpo as been very impressive in all of is matches and is on a fine winning streak here in New York and this season. But as good as he`s been i seen something against Soderling that would worry me if i was backing Fed here. Against Soderling (Delpo plays a very similar game style but a class above in all areas) a match that Roger dominated saving all five break points and winning 73 of 85 points behind first serve nearly went five sets. For the first two sets Soderling had massive problems with the wind and the world number one took advantage but as the wind went a away for a while Soderling got more control on serve and was not broken for the next two sets and hitting some massive winners and really troubling the world number one.
Looking at the match then. First thing first as we know this will be Fed`s six US Open final and Del Potro first. But the Argentinean is a cool as they come for me he will play with calmness from the off. Then Roger as a convincing H2H over the South American but the first three defeats can be forgotten. The first two defeats Delpo was just raw talent and around the 50 mark in the ranking in 2007 and the defeat in Madrid last year Delpo was physically and mentally tired after playing so many matches. The next two wins at the Oz and Madrid was just pure tennis from Roger beating Delpo comfortably. They`re last meeting at Roland Garros i believed we seen the real Delpo, the Delpo who believed he belongs with the best of the players and believed walking onto court that he can beat Roger Federer and with this approach he was very close going five sets.
Both players will hit many winners and i don`t think there will be many breaks on serve as both players have been solid on serve the past two weeks. Roger as we know is great taking the big hitters out of there comfort zone but for me Delpo game is alot more these days to just big hitting with much better movement than he`s credited for. Juan got an incredible coach the best in my opinion in Franco Davin who made Delpo into an even better player by improving the serve and net play. Davin will prepare Delpo with an excellent game plan and i believe he can execute it. If not i will be sad for a few days but i know Del Potro will win a slam in the near future. Good luck Delpo. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 00:34:33 doclribeiro 0 (412) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 14 2009 00:16:56 Telkom 44 (3520) Aces +$356 ROI:+11.4% 64%
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| | Sep 14 2009 00:06:03 thedestroyer9 0 (70100) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | The first two sets between Nadal and del Potro were closer than the scoreboard indictated, with the big Argentine taking full advantage of Nadal serving into the wind on both occasions and duely capitalising. Having said that, he was clearly the better player and proved to the theorists that he does in fact love the match up with the Spaniard whereby Raf's heavy topspinning forehand falls into the sweet hitting zone of tall del Potro's brilliant backhand wing. His serve was also prominent, but Nadal was nowhere near his best for the majority of this tournament suffering from some fitness issues and having to deal with a surface that is undoubtedly his least effective.
Federer wasn't his sublime best, but he improved his first serve percentage as the match progressed, remained steady on the big points despite some lazy forehand errors prior and took full advantage of the Djokovic second serve whereas the Serb had no impact vica versa due to the high kicking ball of Fed. He's still in wonderful knick though, Roger, as those last two points against Nole showed, and he simply rises to the occasion whenever the occasion calls for it - such as a Grand Slam final.
This match up against Federer is not so rosy for del Potro as the Nadal, or even Murray one, is. Federer has the abundance of power on the forehand wing to expose Potty's movement, he uses the backhand slice and drop slice to great effect against the big man forcing him to come into the net against his own terms, and keeps a fairly low trajectory on his groundstrokes which force Juan Martin to continually bend his knees. This was no more evident than in their Australian Open meeting earlier in the year where the Swiss made a bunny out of the sixth seed, and while the Argie has improved and developed immensely, Federer has also picked up his game to show why he is still top of the pops.
Unless Federer's first serve percentage is once again down, I can't foresee del Potro making too many inroads into his service games and will thus have to serve magnificently himself in order to stay level-pegging on the scoreboard. He needs to pull Federer wide onto his running forehand instead of pepper the backhand wing, for the demons of the slice and change in pace/angle may come back to haunt him. He was not far away from beating the world number one at the French Open with Federer admittedly well below par, and the fact he was again unable to do the job there on a surface that he loves dearly could potentially be another mental scar for this match.
Nearly every aspect of the game is in favour of Roger including the Arthur Ashe court, the US Open itself and the big-match experience, he erased the rusty cobwebs today after three days off due to the rain delays and will be now ripe to pick off del Potro in what should be a relatively comfortable final. Until Federer drops his level, this is not a contest the Argentine would be too happy to play on any surface or in any sort of conditions. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 00:01:52 ggheisman02 4 (1283) Aces -$629 ROI:-23.3% 47%
| | The Bookies made this line to entice the betting public (suckeroonies)into betting on Potty. I give Del Potro the greatest respect a tennis player deserves for his performance in the US Open by defeating Murray and the warrior Rafa. He simply mauled Rafa and continued to beat on him like a bar fighter who has knocked out his opponent to a state of unconsciousness and still uses a pool cue to bash his body and face over and over and over. Saying that, how in the world would anyone think that Federer would be favored by a 3 to 1 margin? Most people would be drooling to punt on Del Potro thinking that this is a gift from the tennis Santa Claus. Again, the bookies make these lines to work on the psychological thinking process for the betting public. Most punters only think about how Del Potro demolished Rafa in three straight sets and that he will get his revenge by pummeling Federer in the final with his current form. Most punters cannot believe that on top of this BET OF THE DAY (Del Potro), they will receive approximately 300 hundred dollars for every 100 dollars wagered! This is simply too good to be true! Remember the old saying, "If it seems too good to be true", it usually is too good to be true and your money will wind up in the greedy hands of all those sneaky bookies who prey off the betting public. I think Del Potro will be focused for this match and will play a very good match but in the end, Roger Federer, the greatest tennis player of all time will capture this title. Federer's game doesn't suit Del Potro's game in the slightest. Del Potro loves hitting balls back against a top spinner that keeps most of the ground strokes high in his power zone. Del Potro likes returning Rafa's kick serve that sits up high as well. Federer hits the ball much flatter and has pace and angles to keep Del Potro on the run. Del Potro will have a good deal of ground strokes that will keep Roger on the run as well but will not control the entire match. Roger has the fitness and Del Potro has not proven he can win a 5 setter in a match of this stature. Even Del Potro said today after defeating Rafa, "I am not as strong". I am certain he meant his fitness level. I believe that this match could possibly go 4 or 5 sets but I cannot rule out the possibility of Roger winning in 3. For Del Potro to have any chance, he MUST win the first set. Even with the first set under his belt, it is still unlikely that Del Potro will win the title. Remember, if the odds seem too good to be true......don't mess with trying to make a bundle on Del Potro as your money will soon be in the hands of those greedy, sneaky sharks! This is Roger's year once again. |
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| | Sep 14 2009 00:01:11 srllemo 0 (10686) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | @Pieric I can bring some additional facts to your way of thinking about this match :) Let's say that on this way, Juan Martin del Potro has h2h with Guillermo Canas 3-0, and Canas is one who defeated Federer 2 times on hard court in 2007 in period when Federer was ranked also world No1, and in the season when he won 3 grand slam titles and was runner up in RG, so very similar to this year with only difference that this year he missed to win AU open, and in 2007 missed to win RG. We can even think about that 2007 as better one for Federer because this year Nadal was out on Wibledon and in 2007 he played all grand slams without injury. So in that very big year for Federer Canas defeated him 2 times in same month on his favorite USA hard courts. That means if Del Potro can beat canas 3-0 in matches this will be very easy job for Del Potro. :) Good Luck ;)
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| | Sep 13 2009 23:55:08 thesparrow 0 (301) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 13 2009 23:51:02 srllemo 0 (10686) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | This match can be watched in 2 different ways. One is from the angle of tennis commentator and other one is from betting point of view by people who are betting in tennis matches often. Tennis side of view makes Federer big favorite and bookies also looks on that in same way giving opening odds more than 70% chances for Roger. I think considering all facts like recent performances, experience, confidence, way of playing tennis etc. Roger is really big favorite and it is very close to that 70% chances predicted by bookies. From betting point of view this is against my style of betting, because odds are very low and Del Potro could be player that have something in his reserve that is maybe still not shown. Not because he was hiding something of his game but because he wasn't yet in similar situation to play grand slam final against best ever player. I remeber that odds for Federer against Roddick in Wibledon final ware lower than this one offered for him against Del Potro, and probably everyone who backed him with suh low odds was loosing nerves in 5 hours dramatic match ending 16:14 in 5th set. To make some decent profit with such low odds something that has to be done is to take it with very high stake, and I am not ready for that. Odds of around 3.5 can make same profit with 3.5 times less stake but also higher risk. If I could see JMDP chances to win this match higher than 30% I would consider this odds as value but in this way I agree with bookies prediction, and that should be no value bet for me, and I will just enjoy this match without money on it. If I am more hazard orientated bettor I would back Roger with some big money considering the fact how many break chances JMDP gaved to Nadal and against Roger he can't count on so much break chances for him like against Nadal. Just for TI tipping with virtual money I will choose FedEx. |
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| | Sep 13 2009 23:43:07 hewitt14 0 (34) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | del potro is great value, and expect a good win here |
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| | Sep 13 2009 23:33:25 RFtHeBeStEvEr 475 (5217) Aces +$2,555 ROI:+4.7% 67%
| | Pieric,...your post are just funny...if only could it be so easy...i wonder how much you really do know about tennis 'cos you sound like a statician with no having a clue about tennis.
You just can't think like that it's not that easy...first of all it's pretty different to play Nadal then Federer 'cos they have a completely different stile of play...also Del potro never beat Federer again but was pretty close at the French this year.
Federer is very very experienced and knows how to play and handle teh pressure in a GS final on the other hand the argentine doesn't ha ve this so far 'cos it going to be his first final...remember last year how everyone thought that Federer could be upset by Murray...he couldn't handle the pressure and it was also a complete new thing to the scot.
The majority TI knows that this match in unlikely to go away from Federer 'cos he is the one who how knows how to deal with situations in a GS final especially if there's no Nadal on the other side of the net.
The swiss is also very focused and i really doubt he will lose this. |
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| | Sep 13 2009 23:06:08 gipsy1 0 (694) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 13 2009 22:09:10 KillerRS 4 (5174) Aces +$63 ROI:+4.4% 91%
| | 3/10 @ paddy power and boylesport
GET ON
Guranteed this price will drift by the morning (UK time)
woooahhhh, LETS GO FEDEX THE GREATEST SPORTSMEN EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| | Sep 13 2009 21:54:22 mistaflava 0 (18699) Aces +$8 ROI:+1.5% 50%
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| | Sep 13 2009 21:11:04 catscratch666 0 (3980) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | 7-0 after the deed is done. Del Patro overan Nadal who was clearly hurting. Overated win to be honest. Do not overestimate him and think value bet here. It ain't happening. Adios Del Patro. |
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| | Sep 13 2009 21:03:36 Pieric 14 (2990) Aces -$757 ROI:-5.2% 50%
| | Del Potro is playing incredible well in this tournament.
He won Nadal very in very easy 3 sets, he won Cilic who won Murray (player who won several times Federer ).
If JMDP will play as well as the last 3 matches, for sure he will win Federer. |
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| | Sep 13 2009 21:01:32 Cirstea 0 (13312) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | jmdp played his best match ever everyone will say he won the match vs nadal its not nadal just losing but still this match might be the match of excess for rafa after winning over monfils & gonzo Novak played a great match for sure vs this roger and its roger's mission to win this gran slam and become more than a legend in tennis if he make it We know juan almost beated roger at roland garros this match will be crazy considering both forms and level of tennis confidence will be high on the youngster to fight vs the legend but still roger is 48 strak wins at the us open and now its final the process for juan martin is for reaching the final of a grand slam this year and at the us open but roger is the king and cant lose now to juanny tennis process was for juan to reach his 1st final at a grand slam this year and he just did now ig he manages to win it it would be crazy crazy crazy I will trust the legend to make history again it will come soon for juan now he made another step up to the leaders of tennis players
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| | Sep 13 2009 21:00:11 sgerega 0 (0) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 13 2009 20:45:31 WildCard 0 (2626) Aces -$636 ROI:-22.7% 44%
| | This was my post when Potro lost to Murray at Montral: ''I'm not a bad loser, Murray won and it's ok, but I think if they were at the same conditions the match would have gone to Delpo. For a reason Murray thanked so much to the tournament director, after he gave only 14hs to rest to Delpo after an epic match against Roddick. I will say it now. Del Potro will win the US Open, he has everything to do it and it's his dream so motivation will be very high.'' Now I need just one more win to be a very happy man :) The bad thing it's against his worst nightmare Federer and in his house so it will be very hard. |
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| | Sep 13 2009 20:02:24 nggeewor 0 (1264) Aces -$108 ROI:-9.3% 50%
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:28:33 bingkk32 0 (3106) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Del Potro was an absolute monster and crushed nadal. however, I'm convinced nadal's game is simply an awful match-up to delpo's, and will continue to be the case in the future. Not to mention Delpo is just as clutch as Nadal in the key points of hte match. however, as good as he was, I simply cannot visualise a win against Federer in the final. I simply cannot see him winning this. Sure, Delpo took 2 sets off federer in the French, but this is federer's court. this is his castle and he is the king. People say Federer rules Wimbledon, but IMO he is at his most unstoppable form at the USO. The fact that he is going for his 6th in a row here underlines this. Crucially, Federer has been serving amazingly this tournament, and it is a major weapon to fall back upon (something Nadal did not have) as well as the deep, penetrating groundstrokes with most probably the best off forehand today (which nadal certainly does not have). Federer in 4. federer odds will be between 1.3 and 1.4 IMO |
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:24:00 arfster (Mod) 954 (39039) Aces +$176 ROI:+34.2% 92%
| | It'll be around 1.33 / 4.00 at pinnacle, they're pretty predictable. Del Potro gets a lot of kudos on most ranking systems for taking out the number three, regardless of his form/condition. |
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:22:29 KillerRS 4 (5174) Aces +$63 ROI:+4.4% 91%
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:20:55 livioo 0 (2754) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:20:11 srllemo 0 (10686) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
| | Hmm thinking about possible opening odds. Would be very surprised to see more than 1.3 for Federer |
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:17:59 fooubar (Champ) 278 (8916) Aces +$1,415 ROI:+5.2% 76%
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:13:50 RFtHeBeStEvEr 475 (5217) Aces +$2,555 ROI:+4.7% 67%
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| | Sep 13 2009 19:13:33 observer 0 (0) Aces +$0 ROI:+0.0% 0%
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