This should be an interesting day at Indian Wells. A few clashes that i find very exciting will be under way.
The first of them is the "epic" battle between Carlos Moya and James Blake. These players have met 11 times before in the ATP circuit, so it's clear that they are very acquainted with each other's style of play. All tennis fans know that Moya is a great player in clay despite his age (32 years). And we can't say that he does bad on other surfaces, but the fact that he chooses to play on clay in the intermediate seasons is proof to that theory. Moya is 5-3 this season on both hard and clay, reaching a 10-6 record. Currently seating on the 19'th spot in the rankings, Moya did not impress anyone with his tennis, especially on hard, where he lost to Nadal, Koubek and Calleri. The only top player he defeated was Robbie Ginepri (in the second round here). On the other hand, Blake is 9-3 on hard, including a quarterfinal at the Australian Open where he was defeated by Federer. He had some slips, but in front of new players. Blake has a way of self-motivating when playing against a top player. He leads 6-5 against Moya (4-1 since 2006), and my guess is that he will take this.
Another match i advise you to watch is the clash between Serbian Novak Djokovic and Germany's Phillip Kohlschreiber. Kohlschreiber is a player who progressed a lot and he can pose some problems in this match.
Baghdatis matches up with Wawrinka for a place in the fourth round. Even tough Baghdatis can is probably the better player, Wawrinka is a player with a lot of potential, and he can win any match if he is in the right "zone".
TIP :
COMBO
Carlos Moya v James Blake : Blake to win @ 1.40 - BET365 OK
Donald Young v Rafael Nadal : Nadal to win @ 1.07 - BET365 OK
TOTAL 6 units @ 1.49 : BET365 OK +2.94 units
Ballance This Week: +5.28 units
Ballance This Month : +18.84 units
Overall Ballance : +18.84 units
The first of them is the "epic" battle between Carlos Moya and James Blake. These players have met 11 times before in the ATP circuit, so it's clear that they are very acquainted with each other's style of play. All tennis fans know that Moya is a great player in clay despite his age (32 years). And we can't say that he does bad on other surfaces, but the fact that he chooses to play on clay in the intermediate seasons is proof to that theory. Moya is 5-3 this season on both hard and clay, reaching a 10-6 record. Currently seating on the 19'th spot in the rankings, Moya did not impress anyone with his tennis, especially on hard, where he lost to Nadal, Koubek and Calleri. The only top player he defeated was Robbie Ginepri (in the second round here). On the other hand, Blake is 9-3 on hard, including a quarterfinal at the Australian Open where he was defeated by Federer. He had some slips, but in front of new players. Blake has a way of self-motivating when playing against a top player. He leads 6-5 against Moya (4-1 since 2006), and my guess is that he will take this.
Another match i advise you to watch is the clash between Serbian Novak Djokovic and Germany's Phillip Kohlschreiber. Kohlschreiber is a player who progressed a lot and he can pose some problems in this match.
Baghdatis matches up with Wawrinka for a place in the fourth round. Even tough Baghdatis can is probably the better player, Wawrinka is a player with a lot of potential, and he can win any match if he is in the right "zone".
TIP :
COMBO
Carlos Moya v James Blake : Blake to win @ 1.40 - BET365 OK
Donald Young v Rafael Nadal : Nadal to win @ 1.07 - BET365 OK
TOTAL 6 units @ 1.49 : BET365 OK +2.94 units
Ballance This Week: +5.28 units
Ballance This Month : +18.84 units
Overall Ballance : +18.84 units
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