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It's my lucky weekend, I had Alcaraz parlayed with Vondrousova and the RedBlacks scored 25 points in the 4th/OT . . . 
The intrinsic cash out on this bet is $ 306.00, look at how much my bookie is shaving me. .. UGH !
The intrinsic cash out on this bet is $ 306.00, look at how much my bookie is shaving me. .. UGH !
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Wasn't the French Open on clay ? Speculation was that Alcaraz faked cramps vs Djokovic . . . . Why fake 1-6, 1-6 on the last two sets ? Just retire . . .
Yes and he made the semi-finals but didn't win. So, can he win on clay? Maybe not win the French Open 14 times like Nadal has done. He still has to win the French and the Australian but he is young so lots of time.
| Australian Open | 3R (2022) |
|---|---|
| French Open | SF (2023) |
| Wimbledon | W (2023) |
| US Open | W (2022) |
Alvaraz made an impressive recovery after the nervy first set, which he lost 1-6. The second set he won on a tie breaker was huge.
He is the best all around tennis player in the world, combining a great serve with a huge forehand, slices, drop shot and even serve and volley. Two majors at 20 years old. Impressive
I know it depends how the tournament organizers create the quarters and starting matchups. But assuming Alcaraz does meet the Joker in the U.S. Open, Alcaraz is still the underdog. WTF ?!
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ThIs really sucks I was hoping to see a Djokovic/Alcaraz rematch in Toronto come August.
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We definitely have to suspect these draws are rigged and very unfair. Poor Claire Liu has already played and lost to our World #1 three times already in 2023 alone.
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Having the most Grand Slam titles in and of itself does not necessarily mean that one is the GOAT. Just saying.
If you take into account gentleman ship Federer is the absolute goat. Probably all sports included.
