Rafael Nadal Grand Slams

What a year for the Spaniards, first they win the World Cup, then Albert Contador captures his third Tour De France and now Rafael Nadal grand slams at the U.S. Open.

Nadal beat out Serbian, Novak Djokovic, in a match that lasted more than 3 hours and was delayed several times due to rain. Only at the young age of 24, Rafael Nadal became the 3rd youngest man in to U.S. Open to have won an Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and the U.S. Open.

Rafael Nadal News

After taking the customary bite out of the trophy Nadal had this to say, “It feels like for the first time in my life I played a very good match in this tournament, better than I expected. I worked a lot my whole career to be here, and I still cannot believe I would have 4 Grand Slams.”
Now Nadal is expected to take some time away from tennis, possibly focusing on dating models and doing endorsements for male hygiene products.

Women’s Tennis Betting Odds

Anytime a writer has the opportunity to look at pictures of Women’s Tennis players and call it work is going to have a great day. Any excuse I have to post a Women’s tennis players’ picture I am going to use it.

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Wozniacki vs. Zvonareva

Caroline Wozniacki (#1 seed) and Vera Zvonareva (#7 seed) will meet in the Women’s U.S. Open Semi-finals this week to battle it out for their shot at the U.S. Open. Wozniacki is currently listed as the favorite at -400 betting odds at Sportsbook.com.
For Wozniacki, the journey to this semi-finals match against Zvonareva had a minor speed bump. Wozniacki, who barely ever loses your cool when playing, almost blew her top off in an heated debate with an official who asked her to play a point over. When I say blew her top, I mean figuratively, not literally so you don’t have to go onto YouTube searching for the video!

U.S. Open Betting Odds

The U.S. Open is just a few days away and online sports bettors are rushing to get their picks in. This will be Rafael Nadal’s 3rd straight appearance in the U.S. Open semi finals and this amazing accomplishment has not been lost on him.

“I am excited for this match as I was for my first U.S. Open semi’s. I’m very familiar with Mikhail and I know we will put on a great show for the viewers.”

Nadal vs. Youzhny

Rafael Nadal, the #2 seed in the world, and Mikhail Youzhny will meet each other in the U.S. Open semi-final where the winner will then advance onto the U.S. Open Finals.

Betting odds for this match opened at -1400 for Nadal who is an overwhelming favorite. It is pretty evident this is going to be a no-brainer. Although Nadal has never made it to the Flushing Meadows Finals, his coaches and sports handicappers are predicting this to be the year he does make it.

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Andy Murray Tennis

Andy Murray tops Roger Federer in Rogers Cup Final that has a lot of online sports betting players shaking their heads. If you bet on tennis games online, the chances are very likely that you had money riding on Roger Federer in this match. Andy Murray beat Roger Federer 7-5 and 7-5, making Murray the first player to win back to back Rogers Cup Finals since 1995, since Andrew Agassi did it.

When asked on his reaction to winning the Rogers Cup back to back, this is what Murray had to say,

"Winning a tournament is always great and this is the first time I've beat Roger and Rafa in the same tournament, which is probably the most pleasing thing thus far in my career. And I didn't drop a set against either of them -- so it's good for the confidence for the next few weeks.”

Online Betting Odds

The Bodog.com online sportsbook has currently posted betting odds for total number of Grand Slam wins for Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray.

Roger Federer 2010 Grand Slam Wins

Exactly 1: -400
Exactly 2: +275

Rafael Nadal 2010 Grand Slam Wins

Exactly 2: -300
Exactly 3: +225

Andy Murray 2010 Grand Slam Wins

None: -650Exactly 1: +400