Personally, I took Federer at $2, but the more that you and others are saying he's such a good thing, the more I'm getting worried. :o

lol when are you going to realise that what people like me say doesn't impact the result one iota. :)

I'm just kidding. :)

But it's amazing how often these 'good things' get beaten.

Well, Sharapova's really thrown it away today. She served for the match in the second set and got broken and ended up losing the set. Then she served for the match again in the 3rd set and got broken again. Just like yesterday's match, I backed the winner today but I'm disappointed with the result. I would have loved a Molik/Sharapova final and it could so easily have happened.

damn thats a shame

i like sharapova

Well theres a first time for everything!!

First time in my life ive ever cheered serena on, although she's easy on the eyes sharapovas oncourt antics and grunting etc has suddenly (this summer of tennis) started getting on my nerves

Im happy to see Serena battle it out and come out with a hard fought win after last years problems..!

I don't care who she's playing against, I could NEVER cheer for Serena Williams. AND I BET ON HER!!!

Federer's got a real struggle on his hands tonight by the looks of it.

hold ur horses.

What did I tell ya?

Well, it just proves once again there aint no such thing as a good thing. It also proves you should stick to your rules. I wouldn't normally think of backing anybody at $2 to win a Grand Slam tournament, but I thought this was different. I thought $2 looked okay for Federer. Anyway, I certainly didn't have a huge bet on so I'm not that worried. If Serena wins, I'll still end up with handy profit thanks to my single match bets which have gone okay.

I think it will be good for Mens Tennis to have someone different holding up the trophy on Sunday. By the way, what was the highest price on Safin during the tournament? Around $7 or something? Anybody that backed him will be laughing, because now they can just wait to see who wins tonight and have a saver.