Bets:
Clement (2.24) v Becker. The German simply isn't that good, Davydenko really didn't care on Tuesday, he just wanted to go home ASAP after the British press opened up the match-fixing stuff again. Can't see how Clement isn't favourite here, and a clear one.
Dulko (2.6) v Davenport. The big Yank was extremely heavily strapped in R1 on her comeback from injury and illness, I'm banking on Dulko being far more capable of running her around. The steady (and stunning) Dulko is a very handy player and can definitely exploit any weaknesses in Davenport's fitness.
Kleybanova (2.5) v Hantuchova. The stunning Slovak is coming back off a long injury break and faces a tougher opponent than in R1. She won't be allowed to make as many unforced errors here. I'd hoped the price would be a little higher on the Russian, but I think there is still some value left.
Positions to trade:
Hsieh (10) v Safina - the Taipei girl is very feisty, has a good Slam record and is far better than her ranking suggests. Safina has been on a great run of form but is now getting a few injury niggles. I still think the Russian will previal, but Hsieh will trouble her. Will be very surprised if we can't trade out at half her price (or at least double the price if laying Safina).
Tipsarevic (5.3) v Roddick. The Serb is a dangerous opponent on any surface. Roddick should be too good, but if he shows any sign of the shoulder injury he had in Rome, he'll be in trouble here. Expect Tipsarevic to get a set at least.
Clement (2.24) v Becker. The German simply isn't that good, Davydenko really didn't care on Tuesday, he just wanted to go home ASAP after the British press opened up the match-fixing stuff again. Can't see how Clement isn't favourite here, and a clear one.
Dulko (2.6) v Davenport. The big Yank was extremely heavily strapped in R1 on her comeback from injury and illness, I'm banking on Dulko being far more capable of running her around. The steady (and stunning) Dulko is a very handy player and can definitely exploit any weaknesses in Davenport's fitness.
Kleybanova (2.5) v Hantuchova. The stunning Slovak is coming back off a long injury break and faces a tougher opponent than in R1. She won't be allowed to make as many unforced errors here. I'd hoped the price would be a little higher on the Russian, but I think there is still some value left.
Positions to trade:
Hsieh (10) v Safina - the Taipei girl is very feisty, has a good Slam record and is far better than her ranking suggests. Safina has been on a great run of form but is now getting a few injury niggles. I still think the Russian will previal, but Hsieh will trouble her. Will be very surprised if we can't trade out at half her price (or at least double the price if laying Safina).
Tipsarevic (5.3) v Roddick. The Serb is a dangerous opponent on any surface. Roddick should be too good, but if he shows any sign of the shoulder injury he had in Rome, he'll be in trouble here. Expect Tipsarevic to get a set at least.
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