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Great Britain will play their first Fed Cup home tie in 26 years when Johanna Konta and co take to the court at the University of Bath from February 6-9. Anne Keothavong’s team, which also includes Katie Boulter, Heather Watson,
Read more40/1 shot Martin Klizan delivered a decent profit from last week’s preview – at time of writing he’s due to contest the final in St Petersburg. The tour moves away from Europe and on to Asia this week with two
Read moreThe ATP World Tour returns this week with two events and I’ve picked up some long shots I like the look of. Hopefully you followed me in for some winners during the US Open when I was previewing matches for
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The final Grand Slam tournament of the season begins on Monday and hopefully we can add to a decent run at the majors in 2018 (see below). Without further ado… Click here for my outright preview of the US Open
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Click here for my outright preview of the US Open men’s singles US Open New York, USA (outdoor hard) Best bets: 2pts Sloane Stephens to win the title at 10/1 (various) 0.5pt e.w. Aryna Sabalenka to win the title at
Read moreAt time of publication, we’re still waiting to see if last week’s preview makes a profit – 9/2 pick Roger Federer will play Novak Djokovic in Cincinnati on Sunday, Djokovic being the player who beat our each-way shot Marin Cilic
Read moreMy usual moan to kick things off as last week was further cause for regret and what might have been. Big prices about Roberto Bautista Agut were snapped up only for the Spaniard to withdraw from Toronto prior to hitting
Read moreIt was good to see last week’s each-way pick, Leonardo Mayer, reach the final in Hamburg as a 33/1 shot. Less good was seeing him edged out 7-5 in the deciding set but a profit was secured for the week
Read moreLast week didn’t go well, let’s just admit it. I said there wasn’t a great deal to float the boat and the two picks I did decide to side with disappointed. Joao Sousa narrowly lost what was always likely to
Read moreIt was a decent Wimbledon for this column with Kevin Anderson winning his quarter at 9/1, although in the end I was left regretting not backing him each-way in the outright market. In the ladies’ singles, Serena Williams fell at
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