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Tennis betting apps are becoming more popular all the time, and there are plenty of sportsbook companies offering markets on what is still one of the biggest sports in the world, both for gambling and for the general spectator. Companies such as SI Sportsbook show how some big companies like Sports Illustrated are trying to […]
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ATP · Gambling apps · Tennis betting · US Open · Wimbledon · WTA

By Scoop Malinowski American star Jenson Brooksby began 2022 like a house on fire, a certifiable tennis winning machine. 12-5 in his first 17 matches of the season, including finals of Dallas, a 76 76 loss to Reilly Opelka, Brooksby has cooled off considerably since a 75 61 round of 16 loss to then world […]
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Jenson Brooksby · Uomo Sport · Wimbledon

When ATP rising force Holger Rune publicly announced last year that he would like to break Rafael Nadal’s Roland Garros record, it showed how driven, bold and self confident the Dane is about his own abilities. This week Rune dared to speak publicly about topic that few would dare to criticize – Federer’s misbehavior on […]
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Halle · Holger Rune · Roger Federer · Wimbledon

Tennis is a hugely popular sport, drawing millions of viewers across the globe. One of the most exciting things about tennis is the continuous crop of rising young talent. One such player who has captured the imagination of millions is Emma Raducanu. In this guide, we’ll take a look at Raducanu’s meteoric rise to the […]
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Emma · Emma Raducanu · Evian · Nike · US Open · Wilson · Wimbledon · WTA

By Scoop Malinowski Faking or exaggerating injuries is an artful weapon in tennis. The injection of the seemingly minute detail of a minor injury into a tennis match can alter the chemistry, rhythm and emotional balance of the competition. There are countless examples of major matches changing course after a losing player has declared an […]
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Roland Garros · Wimbledon

By Scoop Malinowski Jelena Ostapenko performed perhaps the most honest, blunt and politically incorrect on court interview today in Birmingham after her 62 57 63 victory vs Rebecca Marino. Showing no regard for political correctness, cliches and establishment scripts, Ostapenko answered questions about the match straight from her heart withouth any cares of concerns of […]
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Jelena Ostapenko · Roland Garros · WTA

Tennis has been around since the 13th century and originated in France. It was initially called jeu de paume (“game of the palm”) and was later developed into the sport we know and love today: a complex ball-to-racket, outdoor game. Women’s tennis was introduced in 1884, with Billie Jean King becoming the first female to […]
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Jeff Tarango · Martina Hingis · Monica Seles · Wimbledon

By Scoop Malinowski A good friend I met at US Open qualies many moons ago reached out to me this week to express his frustrations with the direction pro tennis is going… “Hope all is well. I was reading that they will not let Djokovic into the country because he has no vaccine. Could he […]
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ATP · Novak Djokovic · US Open · Wimbledon

By Scoop Malinowski World no. 21 Alex de Minaur beat Reilly Opelka all four times they played in 2019. The Australian’s mental and physical dominance of Opelka was so firmly established that the one-foot taller, six-foot-eleven inch tall American half-jokingly called his rival, “dad.” Today, after a three year hiatus in their rivalry, the odd […]
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Alex de Minaur · ATP · Queens Club · Reilly Opelka
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