[Tennis- ATP Wimbledon] 16.7/ 15:00 C.Alcaraz- N.Djokovic
Posted: 16 Jul 2023 14:39
[Tennis- ATP Wimbledon] 16.7/ 15:00 C.Alcaraz- N.Djokovic
I know who will win. Professionals, including Wojciech Fibak, bet on Nola, but yesterday the professionals bet on the Tunisian, and we all know how it ended. Everything points to a tight, even match. In my opinion, Alcaraz will put Djoko firmly, he has strong papers for it, and the slippery grass can even help him. Generally, you have to go, also in the bookmaker, towards the young, it has worked for me several times.
Djoko has already been in dire straits in London this year. He plays brilliantly, he is a great master of discipline, but the truth is that in key moments the opponents can not stand it and help him a lot. They get on their knees. They are looking for extreme plays, because HE is on the other side. Our Hubert serves ace after ace, and when it comes to a tie-break, at set point he plays the ball straight to the opponent's racket, on the forehand. And he could even beat Djoko 2-0 in sets... Jannik Sinner also panicked. He was looking for winners instead of calmly playing diagonally when Djoko was sent off.
I hope Carlos Alcaraz Garfia will play the game of his life and push Nole to the extreme. It will force him to plow all over the court, play on the run, spin to the net. He will be lobbed and abused. In the fifth set, the Spaniard is also not without chances, but experience and efficiency are rather on the side of the Serb. Rather, because the historic victory of Alcaraz and the dethronement of the champion cannot be ruled out.
We remember Serena Williams matches. She also broke records, she also had to win, and ... she lost, because the pressure tied her arms and legs.
Of course. Risky type, but probable, bp since our Hubert or Rublow broke Djoko's set, the Spaniard can easily win at least two, including the first one. Along the way there will be fluctuations of both, loss of concentration. That is why it promises to be a full-distance match that we will remember for a long time.
There is a lot of talk about the Serbian's mental strength. We will see. However, the pressure is on his side. The Spaniard is 20 years old, he doesn't have to do anything - he can do anything. Another Serbian. In this year's Wimbledon, he controlled his matches. Even with our Hubert, he knew (unfortunately) that the Pole would help him, because he always extends a helping hand. There will be no such Versailles with the Spaniard, because he does not call his hand, he is unpredictable. And very well. He just has to win a few golden balls, which usually go to the Serb's account. And when Novak Djokovic starts to lose, even single rallies and running all over the court, frustration will start to build up in him.
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I know who will win. Professionals, including Wojciech Fibak, bet on Nola, but yesterday the professionals bet on the Tunisian, and we all know how it ended. Everything points to a tight, even match. In my opinion, Alcaraz will put Djoko firmly, he has strong papers for it, and the slippery grass can even help him. Generally, you have to go, also in the bookmaker, towards the young, it has worked for me several times.
Djoko has already been in dire straits in London this year. He plays brilliantly, he is a great master of discipline, but the truth is that in key moments the opponents can not stand it and help him a lot. They get on their knees. They are looking for extreme plays, because HE is on the other side. Our Hubert serves ace after ace, and when it comes to a tie-break, at set point he plays the ball straight to the opponent's racket, on the forehand. And he could even beat Djoko 2-0 in sets... Jannik Sinner also panicked. He was looking for winners instead of calmly playing diagonally when Djoko was sent off.
I hope Carlos Alcaraz Garfia will play the game of his life and push Nole to the extreme. It will force him to plow all over the court, play on the run, spin to the net. He will be lobbed and abused. In the fifth set, the Spaniard is also not without chances, but experience and efficiency are rather on the side of the Serb. Rather, because the historic victory of Alcaraz and the dethronement of the champion cannot be ruled out.
We remember Serena Williams matches. She also broke records, she also had to win, and ... she lost, because the pressure tied her arms and legs.
Of course. Risky type, but probable, bp since our Hubert or Rublow broke Djoko's set, the Spaniard can easily win at least two, including the first one. Along the way there will be fluctuations of both, loss of concentration. That is why it promises to be a full-distance match that we will remember for a long time.
There is a lot of talk about the Serbian's mental strength. We will see. However, the pressure is on his side. The Spaniard is 20 years old, he doesn't have to do anything - he can do anything. Another Serbian. In this year's Wimbledon, he controlled his matches. Even with our Hubert, he knew (unfortunately) that the Pole would help him, because he always extends a helping hand. There will be no such Versailles with the Spaniard, because he does not call his hand, he is unpredictable. And very well. He just has to win a few golden balls, which usually go to the Serb's account. And when Novak Djokovic starts to lose, even single rallies and running all over the court, frustration will start to build up in him.
over 39,5 gems @1,85 Bet365