Australian Open 2024 Outright - Sinner

[TennisCrazy]

Going with Sinner this year as seems be the only option offering a recent risk/reward profile. Anyone have some insight?

 

[Betting Forum]

What are the odds for Sinner?
I think he looos like favorite now, considering he is the only one withoit losing a set feom thw big playwrs.

 

[TennisCrazy]

Around 6.00 on exchanges I’ve had a small punt

 

[Betting Forum]

At 6 I would not take him, he looks a favorite but he has never won a GS. He needs to prove first that he can win and he might just do it but no bet for me.

 

[Betting Forum]

Sinner wins, now he will be plating more freely in grand slams.

 

[powelltilly]

Choosing Sinner for the Australian Open 2024 outright was a bold move, but sometimes those gut feelings pay off big time. And Sinner faced a tough challenge at Wimbledon this year. It's disappointing when a favorite doesn't quite make it, but that's the nature of tennis—unpredictable and full of surprises. I've been following the tournament closely, and it's been fascinating to see how different players adapt to the grass courts.

 

[Betting Forum]

Choosing Sinner for the Australian Open 2024 outright was a bold move, but sometimes those gut feelings pay off big time. And Sinner faced a tough challenge at Wimbledon this year. It's disappointing when a favorite doesn't quite make it, but that's the nature of tennis—unpredictable and full of surprises. I've been following the tournament closely, and it's been fascinating to see how different players adapt to the grass courts.

The biggest surprise is Djokovic reached the final in this condition. Alcaraz won easily in the final, he was too physically strong for the 37 year old.