
Rafa Nadal is gunning to break Bjorn Borg’s record 6 titles and become the undisputed all-time ‘king of clay’ at the French Open next week.
Rafa could rewrite history at Roland Garros
He is preparing nicely to take the crown on the more familiar red clay of the Rome Masters this week, compared to his relatively poor outing on the highly controversial blue clay of the Madrid Masters last week.… Read More…

This week is what you would the call the week off from the clay court season. It is an opportunity for the top players to work out their last few kinks before the final two clay court Masters 1000 events and the grand finale, the French Open.
There is still a fairly big tournament going on though. Surprisingly, it is only Bet Victor who have currently printed prices for an outright winner of the BMW Open in Munich.… Read More…

It is always nice to see a bright orange court while two guys are sliding around and being a tough as possible; welcome to clay court tennis. Its great to see some live tennis at a proper time of the day meaning that more can be made of the value of each day’s play. Time to make some money for that much needed summer holiday.… Read More…

The Davis Cup this weekend was brought down by the fact that Britain was comfortably beaten by Belgium with Murray and British No. 2, James Ward, not playing. Britain were rejected in their bid to join the World Group finally, I guess another year we shall wait. In the World Group though we saw some strange results.
Czechs destroy Serbia and look Tasty for Title
The Czechs met Serbia in Prague and it was the home team who defeated Serbia 4-1 where World No.… Read More…

Easter weekend will bring back the Davis Cup. After Britain’s great victory over Slovakia, they return to the rapid, indoor courts of Scotland to face Belgium. We need a miracle.
Great Britain’s victory over Slovakia saw the emergence of a new Davis Cup hero, Dan Evans. Evans defeated a top 50 opponent and then won the decided rubber to take Britain through.… Read More…

Roddick’s defeat of Federer means one thing people, the Party in Miami is heating up and you cannot miss out on today’s match-ups. They are full of value and full of entertainment.
Today sees the start of the round of 16 for the Men in Miami. Racing Post has already reported on their love of Tipsarevic’s match-up against the unknown Dimitrov while also expressing that Isner’s conqueror, Florian Mayer, should be backed to get at least a set.… Read More…

“The place where the sun sets low… every day is like Mardi Gras,” is how Will Smith describes Miami. The best tennis players in the world will call it their trenches for the next week and a bit as the second ATP Tour Masters 1000 event moves from the West to the East Coast.
However weird it may feel by quoting an Old School Will Smith song, it does not come anywhere near the to the results of Indian Wells and add to the excitement on the betting markets for Miami.… Read More…

Sunday, March 12th is a great time to jump down the bookies and have a little flutter on tennis. Why tennis during March? Well you have to remember that the Indian Wells Masters right now will start at 7PM GMT and this allows us enough time to stop thinking about football and settle in for a nice night of more tennis magic.… Read More…

The arrival of March every year offers the first two ATP Tour 1000 Masters events to occur. Indian Wells and Miami are the lucky arenas that get to show case the very best of Men’s tennis; tennis hasn’t seen such competitive heights since the ’70s.
Dodgy Djokovic in Dubai still Favourite at 7/4
Indian Wells, CA is first up. The main draw starts March 12th and World No.… Read More…