Roger Federer 2010 Australian Open Tennis Results Odds Picks - On the match itself, I thought it was very high-level play throughout, though it definitely culminated in the third set. Australian Open Odds Roger Federer was a big favorite. Australian Open Picks Even though I knew Roger would win after that second set (nobody's ever come back on him after dropping the first two sets) that tiebreak still nearly gave me a heart attack.

2010 Australian Open Tennis Results: Roger Federer does truly dislike Murray. That's why he trash talked him before the match. Federer won the lengthy third-set tiebreaker in the third match point after fending off five set points for Murray. He clinched the match in 2 hours, 41 minutes when Murray netted a backhand.

Andy Murray talks the talk, but can't walk the walk. Djokovic was arrogant as hell at the Aussie Open in 2008, and he backed it up. Perhaps Andy should try del Potro's and Nadal's method: being a nice, humble guy who doesn't boast about beating Federer. Roger Federer’s has won 16 out of 22 Grand Slam finals. He has also appeared in 18 of the past 19 Grand Slam finals.

"All of a sudden, it was over, and it hit me," Federer said. "It was very much a roller-coaster."

ATP Australian Open Odds Serena Williams 2010 Australian Open Odds  - Rafael Nadal did not look good at all. The quarterfinals is where it ends for him if he can get by Mayer. ATP Australian Open Odds Leonardo Mayer -175 favorite over Lukas Lacko.  

The last time we saw Serena Williams, she was berating an umpire during a loss at the U.S. Open. Here’s what she said to Japanese official Shino Tsurubuchi during a semifinal match: 

“I swear to God, I’m f—— takin’ this ball and shovin’ it down your f—— throat. I swear to God,” Williams said. Williams apologized, but it was arguably the worst moment in tennis last year. She was fined a record $89,420 — plus a $10,840 on-site penalty – for that verbal abuse after Tsurubuchi called for a foot fault. 

2010 Australian Open Odds Tennis Betting Odds Serena Williams +250 at Betus.com. Well, Tsurubuchi will be an official at the Aussie Open, which begins Monday, but officials would not reveal whether she would be involved in any of defending champion Williams’ matches at Melbourne Park. Serena is the favorite for this tournament on WagerWeb.com’s tennis odds at +250. 

Last year in Melbourne, Serena routed Dinara Safina in the final – and those two would meet again in the championship match if form holds. Serena and sister Venus are in the same half of the draw, meaning there won’t be an all-Williams final. Check the site daily for 2010 Australian Open Odds & Tennis Betting Picks.

Tennis Online Gambling News Caroline Wozniacki Gambling Ring Fix - I don't think this had anything to do with betting, but it does bring to light an interesting deal. If you are playing with an injury and know that even though you might be able to pull out the match, should you retire to allow your opponent to go through to the next round, or do you go ahead and win. Check out more Tennis Online Gambling News.  

No. 6 seed Carolina Wozniacki lost in very suspicious fashion on Wednesday, which has created quite a buzz around the internet about gambling ring schemes and whether or not anything criminal happened in the tennis match. Tennis Betting Odds.

Caroline Wozniacki lost in the first round of the Luxembourg Open in straight sets and she wasn’t even able to finish the match as she pulled out with a hamstring injury.

The reason there is suspicion of a betting ring is because of how the Caroline Wozniacki pulled out of the match. There was a strange betting patter on the fight as well. Why doesn't Tennis just tell the networks (or whoever) to turn the mics off? Fed was fined earlier this year because CBS was dumb enough to listen in on the convo. Now this? Very easy solution here. Check out Tennis Matches and Betting Odds.

Tour de France Betting Odds - Contador's Race to Lose...or is it? Sportsbook Tennis betting is the flavor of the month in June, which is understandable as Roger Federer attempts to break Pete Sampras' Grand Slam titles record. However, in July, the focus will shift to the cycling world -- specifically, Tour de France betting. Deposit now and receive $125 bonus.

The man of the hour is Mr. Alberto Contador. At 26 years old, he's already tasted Tour de France glory, as he won the 2007 race. It's thus understandable that he's a +110 favorite to win it; the hugely lopsided odds in his favor show just how ahead of the pack he's perceived to be. Deposit now and receive $125 bonus.


However, there's a slight complication. None other than Lance Armstrong is back after a three-year retirement. He's a legend among sports predictions fans, having won the Tour de France seven straight times from 1999-2005. Will he show rust or can he return to dominance? Deposit now and receive $125 bonus.


There are many factors standing in Armstrong's way. First, there's the simple problem of age. He's 37, 11 years Contador's senior, so his body simply won't fire at the same rate. Secondly, he broke his collarbone in an ugly pileup this past February. His corrective surgery went well according to doctors but the Tour de France is a challenge on a higher level, so who knows how the collarbone will respond? Maria Sharapova was thought to be healthy before looking rusty and not 100 per cent at Wimbledon in her early-round exit. It's risky betting management to go with Lance. Bet Tour de France Betting Odds with betonline.com.

Another factor to consider: Armstrong is Contador's teammate and thus may feel obligated to help his younger colleague by protecting him in an alliance. If that's the case, Armstrong may not really be racing for first place at all. Deposit now and receive $125 bonus.


It's tempting to bet with your heart, as Armstrong's story is uplifting, but the smart money is on Contador. Make him your Tour de France betting Odds and  pick and hope Lance comes back as a contender in 2010.