2025 Tennis Picks/Conversation Year Long Thread

[Wagerallsports]

Always 11am eastern

Maybe when I looked at random time last night it was for another time zone

 

[rickeyphillips]

Better chance of the sun not rising today than Alcaraz losing. Carlos is a

Anyone who doesn’t have half of their net worth on Alcaraz is a f ucking certified
f aggot

 

[rickeyphillips]

Sinner now -120, makes absolutely no sense. Again, you are an absolute f aggot if you’re not pounding Alcaraz

 

[betbrotha]

What channel?

 

[jjgold]

ESPN

 

[Wagerallsports]

I have Alcaraz in like 3 future parlays

If he loses they are dead

May trade some during match to try & cover

 

[patrick9]

Was the match originally scheduled an earlier time?

This is the first year Wimbledon flipped double and single finals on Sat and Sun.
Singles were earlier in the morning, in years past.

 

[KidsToFeed]

"Head-to-head: Carlos Alcaraz leads 9-4 (Sinner leads 1-0 on grass). The numbers are heavily stacked against Jannik Sinner, who has lost their last five official encounters. However, Sinner has arguably been the better player for large stretches in most of those matches, often finding himself in advantageous positions. What let him down, time and again, was not his game but his mindset as these losses were more mental than technical.

After the heartbreaking loss at the French Open, which left him visibly in shock and tears, there's a strong case to be made that Sinner has already faced the worst emotional blow of his career. With that behind him, there may be nothing left for him to fear mentally. The faster playing conditions at Wimbledon, compared to Rome or the French Open, give Sinner an extra edge that could finally help him overcome his trauma against Carlos Alcaraz.

All four of Sinner's previous wins over Alcaraz came in matches where he entered as the underdog. That is once again the case here, unlike their recent meetings at the Rome Masters and French Open, where expectations were higher. With slightly less pressure on his shoulders and playing in conditions that suit him better, the Italian has a genuine opportunity to get things right and redeem himself after the heartbreak in Paris."

 

[rickeyphillips]

"Head-to-head: Carlos Alcaraz leads 9-4 (Sinner leads 1-0 on grass). The numbers are heavily stacked against Jannik Sinner, who has lost their last five official encounters. However, Sinner has arguably been the better player for large stretches in most of those matches, often finding himself in advantageous positions. What let him down, time and again, was not his game but his mindset as these losses were more mental than technical.

After the heartbreaking loss at the French Open, which left him visibly in shock and tears, there's a strong case to be made that Sinner has already faced the worst emotional blow of his career. With that behind him, there may be nothing left for him to fear mentally. The faster playing conditions at Wimbledon, compared to Rome or the French Open, give Sinner an extra edge that could finally help him overcome his trauma against Carlos Alcaraz.

All four of Sinner's previous wins over Alcaraz came in matches where he entered as the underdog. That is once again the case here, unlike their recent meetings at the Rome Masters and French Open, where expectations were higher. With slightly less pressure on his shoulders and playing in conditions that suit him better, the Italian has a genuine opportunity to get things right and redeem himself after the heartbreak in Paris."

Sinner is not the underdog.

 

[KidsToFeed]

Sinner is not the underdog.

Yeah it's a copy/paste from livesport. Probably written a few hours ago.

 

[KidsToFeed]

I'm hoping for some big "in match" variance to grab either player as a dog after a bad set. Looking at previous H2Hs, they've each won at least one set in 5 of their previous 6 meetings.

 

[rickeyphillips]

Yeah I think someone said it a few posts back. This is the type of play where you bet Carlos and if Sinner somehow wins, god bless. Alcaraz is very close to the big 3 territory. I find it hard to believe someone beats him 3 out of 5 sets in a major. and if Sinner does oh well. Some rinky dink tournament like Cincinnati I could see him losing 2 out of 3. Not a major.

 

[samsncharge99]

Kuderemtova/mertens -130

Alcaraz -110

Doubles winner

 

[samsncharge99]

Hereeee we go. Wont be 5 and a half hours. But should be exciting match. Great rallys and alcaraz in 4

 

[europro]

Better chance of the sun not rising today than Alcaraz losing. Carlos is a

Anyone who doesn’t have half of their net worth on Alcaraz is a f ucking certified
f aggot

You bet 5 dollars shut your mouth. Post your ticket since hes such a lock

 

[jjgold]

Best of luck we are underway

 

[samsncharge99]

4 relatively easy holds to start. no surprises. this will come down to a few points. rare breaks.

 

[ttwarrior1]

just want a good match

 

[samsncharge99]

and then sinner breaks hahaa

40-15 up

 

[europro]

Hes a born sinner. So glad im not on this over lol