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It’s Wimbledon time again, and here we have the www.Wimbledon.com odds. In the mens side of the tournament, it’s already a 1 horse race, with Roger Federer a very short quote to win the tournament.

But seriously, who can beat him… Nadal? Roddick? Hewitt? Possibly - but perhaps not. Make sure you bet on www.Wimbleton.com today to get the best odds on these players - as they win through the tournament, their odds will come in.

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Roger Federer - 1.35
Rafael Nadal - 7.50
Andy Roddick - 10.00
Lleyton Hewitt - 26.00
Novak Djokovic - 29.00
Marcos Baghdatis - 41.00
Tomas Berdych - 41.00
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In the womens draw, we’re finding Justine Henin is just the favourite in front of Serena Williams.

Here are the latest 2007 Wimbleton.com odds for women:
Justine Henin - 3.15
Serena Williams - 3.55
Maria Sharapova - 5.50
Jelena Jankovic - 8.00
Amelie Mauresmo - 13.00
Nicole Vadisova - 15.00
Venus Williams - 15.00
Ana Ivanovic - 16.00
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Just a couple of days until the French Open Tennis starts at Rolland Garros. Suprising to everyone here at Winning Margin Sports Betting is that Lleyton Hewitt has really picked up his clay game in recent weeks and could actually challenge for the title. In addition, Federer finally put an end to Nadal’s incredible run of wins on clay recently. This has bought him closer to that elusive French Open title. You can Bet on French Open Tennis now and the latest odds are below.

In all seriousness, the womens title is very open. Henin and Williams take up the betting running. Perhaps someone like Nadia Petrova at 34 is a good bet.

Here are the Latest French Open 2007 Odds playing at www.FrenchOpen.com:

MENS FRENCH OPEN ODDS:
Rafael Nadal - 1.75
Roger Federer - 2.75
Novak Djokovic - 26.00
Fernando Gonzalez - 34.00
Lleyton Hewitt - 34.00
Guillermo Canas - 41.00
Nikola Davydenko - 41.00
Richard Gasquet - 41.00
Nicolas Almagro - 81.00
David Ferrer - 81.00

WOMENS FRENCH OPEN ODDS:
Justine Henin - 2.50
Serena Williams - 6.50
Jelena Jankovic - 7.50
Svetlana Kuznetsova - 11.00
Amelie Mauresmo - 11.00
Maria Sharapova - 17.00
Ana Ivanovic - 26.00
Nadia Petrova - 34.00
Nicole Vaidisova - 41.00
Venus Williams - 41.00
Anna Chakvetadze - 51.00

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With just 2 weeks to go until the www.FrenchOpen.com Tennis, the favourites have been set and it’s up to the challengers. At this years www.RolandGarros.com French Open Tennis Tournament, the prize money will be exactly the same for the men AND the women - in both singles and doubles. Think you know who’ll win? Check out the latest French Open Odds:

French Open Tennis Odds - Mens Odds To Win:
Rafael Nadal - 1.50
Roger Federer - 3.75
Novak Djokovic - 17.00
Richard Gasquet - 21.00
Guillermo Canas - 21.00
Fernando Gonzalez - 26.00
David Nalbandian - 34.00
Tommy Robredo - 34.00
Juan Carlos Ferrero - 34.00
Nikola Davydenko - 34.00
Nicolas Almagro - 41.00
Igor Andreev - 41.00
David Ferrer - 51.00
Andrew Murray - 61.00
Tomas Berdych - 81.00
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French Open Tennis Odds - Womens Odds To Win:
Justine Henin - 2.50
Serena Williams - 4.25
Maria Sharapova - 8.50
Amelie Mauresmo - 9.00
Nicole Vaidisova - 15.00
Nadia Petrova - 17.00
Svetlana Kuznetsova - 17.00
Jelena Jankovic - 17.00
Venus Williams - 21.00
Martina Hingis - 26.00
Anna Chakvetadze - 26.00
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Well, it really isn’t too far away until the 2007 tennis year begins with the www.AustralianOpen.com.au Tennis Championships. Every year we seem to hear about the chances in the mens tournament but it eventually fades out and Federer ends up the victor.

Again, Federer is starting the AustralianOpen as favourite, at 1.40 to win the tournament. Of course this seems very short odds for someone who has to win seven best of 5 set tennis matches in a row, but realistically Federer is going to be at between 1.01 and 1.05 odds to win most of these matches.

So who can challenge Roger Federer in the 2007 www.Australian Open.com.au? Perhaps a better question to ask is: Did you know the surface has been replaced over the past 12 months? There are reports that it is now a faster surface, which is what many players have been asking for. The most vocal in this regard is Australia’s Lleyton Hewitt. Will this help him? Will his mind still be on tennis after a packed couple of years (getting married and having his first child)? Hewitt is 29.00 to win the 2007 Australian Open tennis.

Don’t forget about world #2, Rafael Nadal who you can back at 6.50, or Andy Roddick at 13.00. Interestingly, Roddick gave Federer a shock at the 2006 season ending Masters tournament when he was only a couple of points from winning the match. Federer escaped that time, but who will put in the hard work in the off season?

The next line of betting sees the 2005 Federer destroyer Marat Safin at 26.00. One must note that the epic 5 set encounter between Federer and Safin at the 2005 Australian Open was voted the best match of that year - and Safin won it.

Federer looked very shaky in the 2006 Open against Davydenko, who is next at 26.00. Last years surprise finalist Marcos Baghdatis is at 34.00 along with the other surprise performer in Ivan Ljubicic (34.00 also).

Whatever way you look at it, the Australian Open is the toughest tennis event on the calendar for a number of reasons including the fact that it’s pretty much the first tournament of the 2007 year - anyone that has been partying too much over the break will be sorely tested in Melbourne. The other reason is the extreme heat and only a certain number of players can handle it.

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James Blake continued his excellent form to thump David Nalbandian 6-4, 6-1 at the Masters Cup in Shanghai overnight. His win sets up an unlikely final matchup with World number 1, Roger Federer after he walked over Rafael Nadal in straight sets.

The odds for the final are predicting a very one sided affair, with Federer as short favourite.

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Rafael Nadal will meet Roger Federer in the semi final of the season ending Masters Cup in Shanghai later today. Nadal came from a set down to beat Davydenko yesterday to book his ticket with Federer.

Nadal and Federer have had many battles over the past couple of years, however Nadal has only been able to triumph on clay. Federer is commanding favouritism for this match, post at 1.16 with Nadal at 5.15. Nadal’s form has not been overly outstanding this week to warrant much better, given that he has struggled in a couple of matches and lost to James Blake.

If you’re looking for some betting value, don’t go past the second semi-final between Blake and David Nalbandian. Blake has been on form this season and seems to be peaking this week. Expect a fiery showdown between two players who have differing styles of play. Blake seems the value at 2.05 while Nalbandian is 1.76.

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The season ending Masters Cup in Shanghai continues this week. This round robin event features the worlds best players fighting it out for the last individual crown of the season, and there certainly have been plenty of fights this week.

Nadal has already lost unexpectedly to James Blake, and World number 1 Roger Federer was tested very strongly in an excellent showing by Andy Roddick earlier today.

Roddick, who dropped to his 8th successive defeat at the hands of Federer, was fired up to win this clash today - however he fell at the final hurdle. In fact, many say Roddick had plenty of chance to finish the match off when he was 1 set up and leading 4-1 in the 2nd set tie-break, effectively just 3 points from the match.

As usual, Federer found something special when he needed it, and the rest is history. But does this raise questions as to weather he can go on to win this tournament?

Bookies have Federer at a very skinny $1.18 to raise the cup - you can pretty much write your own ticket on any other player (Nadal, Blake and Roddick at $13, Davydenko at $17, Nalbandian at $67 and Ljubicic at $81).

It’s hard to go past Federer at the worst of times, and this is no different. Perhaps Roddick could finish him off in the final or will Nadal prove to be a thorn in his side again this season. Stay tuned for what should be a very interesting end to the season.

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