Im a huge Davydenko fan today. I think he is playing phenomenal tennis and if he can put a few of his mental demons aside might finally be able to break through for a big tournament win. A must win match for Ancic as if he does win he overtakes Blake and would almost certainly qualify for Shanghai, but I just think Davy's form is more solid at this stage.
Beware of the letdown factor for Tommy Robredo. With his win yesterday he qualified for Shanghai, so he might lack the urgency in todays match. He does lead Nieminen 4-0 head to head, but theyve only played once in the last 3.5 years, and Nieminen has imporved a lot since then. I think Robredo's price is a litle high for this one as he is 40 cents worse than he was yesterday against Paul-Henri Mathieu and in my opinion, Nieminen is a lot better player than Mathieu.
Berdych has far more to play for than hrbaty in the third match as he is trying to defend th title ( and points ) that he won here last yar, and that should be enough to get him through.
The last match is a tough one as neither player has anything to play for although a good Safin performance will ensure that he gets a seeding for the Aussie Open. Hass was dominant yesterday against Blake, and on his day can trouble anyone, as can Safin, but I think I will prefer to watch this without any of my hard earned cash and not have to worry about who's day it will be.
Good luck guys.
Beware of the letdown factor for Tommy Robredo. With his win yesterday he qualified for Shanghai, so he might lack the urgency in todays match. He does lead Nieminen 4-0 head to head, but theyve only played once in the last 3.5 years, and Nieminen has imporved a lot since then. I think Robredo's price is a litle high for this one as he is 40 cents worse than he was yesterday against Paul-Henri Mathieu and in my opinion, Nieminen is a lot better player than Mathieu.
Berdych has far more to play for than hrbaty in the third match as he is trying to defend th title ( and points ) that he won here last yar, and that should be enough to get him through.
The last match is a tough one as neither player has anything to play for although a good Safin performance will ensure that he gets a seeding for the Aussie Open. Hass was dominant yesterday against Blake, and on his day can trouble anyone, as can Safin, but I think I will prefer to watch this without any of my hard earned cash and not have to worry about who's day it will be.
Good luck guys.