Month: January 2022

Australian Open Men’s Final: Predictions

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Aus Open Men's Final predictions!

Australian Open Women’s Final: THE PREAMBLE 

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The semifinals have concluded. They were, to my surprise, a little shorter than I anticipated.  First, Barty has such a solid game that you can not expect anything but her best tennis when she needs it the most. She is not the type to be overcome by nerves.  Keys, on the other hand, has been …

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Australian Open Predictions: Men’s semis and beyond…

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Only eight men are standing, only two will reach the final, and only one will lift the trophy. Who will it be?  Monfils vs. Berrettini. The Italian is one of my favorite players, but this time I think Monfils is going to beat him. The Frenchman, who has not dropped a set yet, is playing …

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My 2022 Tennis Resolutions:

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Thanasi Kokkinakis in 2022