Submitted by Admin on November 17, 2010 - 13:04
The ATP Barclays World Tour Finals gets underway this weekend and some of the best tennis players in the world will be on display.
Online sportsbook, Skybook has the best betting options for tennis fans for this big event. There is no better place to wager on tennis and all tennis fans should have an account at Skybook for the ATP Barclays World Tour Finals.
This tournament stands head and shoulders above the rest because they eight best players in the world will come together at the O2 Arena in London to vie for the title. World No. 1 Rafael Nadal will be back in action and leads this star studded event.
Group A will consist of Rafa Nadal along with world No.3 Novkak Djokovic, Wimbledon finalist Tomas Berdych and Andy Roddick. Nadal is striving to win this title to add to his collection of tournament titles and cement himself as one of the best tennis players to ever play the game. Skybook currently has Nadal at +275 to win the title.
Last year Nikolay Davydenko stunned the tennis world by defeating Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer on his way to the finals where he defeated Juan Martin Del Potro to win the title. Skybook currently has Davydenko at +475 to win the title, although it will be tough to repeat in an event full of talent.
One of the best opening matchups will pit American Andy Murray against Robin Soderling to get things started in London on Sunday. Things don’t get an easier for Murray as he will also face Roger Federer and David Ferrer in his other Group B matches. Skybook currently has Murray at +425 to win the title, which seems generous considering the tough draw for the event.
Four-time former champ Roger Federer could erase a sub-par year at the event with a win. If Federer has any chance of winning the event he will have to take down recent Paris champ Robin Soderling, the aforementioned Andy Murray and tough to beat Spaniard David Ferrer. Skybook currently has Federer as the favorite to win the entire tournament at +225 to win the title.
Skybook also presents odds on every entrant into the tournament. Robin Soderling is at +1000, Tomas Berdych at +2000, Tomas Berdych at +2500, and the longshot of the event is David Ferrer at +3300.
The final event on the tennis season could be the best one of the year this weekend when the ATP Barclays World Tour Finals begins.