Record 39-16
June 10-1 +9.9 units
I don’t get this line seems way cheap, Johnson is 4-24 against top 10, Zverev just lost his first match in home country of Germany in stagguart now playin in Hail Germany. I think he wants this bad ? Or maybe he hates Germany.line opened at -190 went down to 180 in my disbelief then back up to -185. I looked hard for injury’s but found none.
I think I will watch this line all day today anyone following might want to do same. Just looks fishy.If line goes in Johnson’s favor I might get off.
If if it looks to good to be true it probably is.
June 10-1 +9.9 units
| Risking / To Win | Ticket#: | |
|---|---|---|
| STRAIGHT BET | Jun 20 | MU [8148] ZVEREV, ALEXANDER -185 (JOHNSON, STEVE vrs ZVEREV, ALEXANDER) |
I don’t get this line seems way cheap, Johnson is 4-24 against top 10, Zverev just lost his first match in home country of Germany in stagguart now playin in Hail Germany. I think he wants this bad ? Or maybe he hates Germany.line opened at -190 went down to 180 in my disbelief then back up to -185. I looked hard for injury’s but found none.
I think I will watch this line all day today anyone following might want to do same. Just looks fishy.If line goes in Johnson’s favor I might get off.
If if it looks to good to be true it probably is.
From Flashscore.com
Preview
Second seed Alexander Zverev avoided his second consecutive opening-round defeat on tour — lost to Dustin Brown in Stuttgart last week — with a straight set win over the struggling Robin Haase on Monday, 6-4 7-5. It wasn't a straightforward win for the German as he twice trailed in the second set by a break and later saved a set point on serve.
The top-ranked German hurt his knee during the first round encounter against Robin Haase and withdrew from his doubles match on Wednesday. However, he's had two days to recover, and it is to be seen if the injury impacts his performance on Thursday.
World #5 Alexander Zverev's career-best results on grass have come here at Halle as he made back-to-back runner-up finishes in 2016 and 2017, losing to compatriot Florian Mayer and Roger Federer, respectively.
The top-ranked German lost a few places in ATP World Rankings after failing to match his last year's excellent results on clay in the previous two months, but he's got a chance to make up for it in this grass season considering he could win only two matches on the surface in 2018 (2/2).
Steve Johnson snapped his three-match losing run with a comfortable straight-set win over Philipp Kohlschreiber (6-3 6-3) in the first round and will now face yet another home-crowd favorite in the second. He has gone 1-1 against Germans in Halle so far in his career — lost to Florian Mayer back in 2015.
Former world #21 Steve Johnson is in desperate search of a good result at the moment as the failure to defend the title at Houston coupled with terrible results in these six months (7/13) have seen the American drop to #76 in the latest ATP World Tour rankings.
Alexander Zverev's fitness and performance levels will decide the outcome as he is by far the better player and is favored to level the H2H series against Steve Johnson (7-6 7-6 in Miami 2016, R2).
Preview
Second seed Alexander Zverev avoided his second consecutive opening-round defeat on tour — lost to Dustin Brown in Stuttgart last week — with a straight set win over the struggling Robin Haase on Monday, 6-4 7-5. It wasn't a straightforward win for the German as he twice trailed in the second set by a break and later saved a set point on serve.
The top-ranked German hurt his knee during the first round encounter against Robin Haase and withdrew from his doubles match on Wednesday. However, he's had two days to recover, and it is to be seen if the injury impacts his performance on Thursday.
World #5 Alexander Zverev's career-best results on grass have come here at Halle as he made back-to-back runner-up finishes in 2016 and 2017, losing to compatriot Florian Mayer and Roger Federer, respectively.
The top-ranked German lost a few places in ATP World Rankings after failing to match his last year's excellent results on clay in the previous two months, but he's got a chance to make up for it in this grass season considering he could win only two matches on the surface in 2018 (2/2).
Steve Johnson snapped his three-match losing run with a comfortable straight-set win over Philipp Kohlschreiber (6-3 6-3) in the first round and will now face yet another home-crowd favorite in the second. He has gone 1-1 against Germans in Halle so far in his career — lost to Florian Mayer back in 2015.
Former world #21 Steve Johnson is in desperate search of a good result at the moment as the failure to defend the title at Houston coupled with terrible results in these six months (7/13) have seen the American drop to #76 in the latest ATP World Tour rankings.
Alexander Zverev's fitness and performance levels will decide the outcome as he is by far the better player and is favored to level the H2H series against Steve Johnson (7-6 7-6 in Miami 2016, R2).
