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This space has now hit outrights in all four weeks of the season, so let’s dig in and see if we can’t find a fifth.
The European indoor hard court season gets going with tournaments in Sofia, Bulgaria and Montpellier, France, while the Golden Swing gets the clay season kickstarted in South America.
Tennis season is back in a big way! The season gets its unofficial jumpstart on Sunday with the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of the season.
These tournaments are also held the week before a Grand Slam, so top ten ranked, big names are generally absent and crazy things can happen.
Auckland has some big names and some short prices — five of the top 25 players in the world are here and eleven of the top 50. That also means that we have five guys with single digit outright prices. That’s no fun.
Week one of the ATP Tour gets started… right now. Let’s break them down and see if there is any value in some outright picks to get the season started the right way.
What is pretty unique is that only one member of the 2017 tournament is returning for 2018, Andrey Rublev. Everyone else is new to the venture.
The final tennis tournament of the year is upon us. The season ends with a bang, in a Master 1000 event under the bright indoor lights of Paris, France.
The final lead-up events, to the year-end Masters Series event in Paris, take place in Switzerland and Austria this week. Everything stays indoors and as fans, we get some fast tracks, conducive to big serves and big forehands.
The hard sprint to the end of the season begins this week. With the Asian swing complete the tour heads to Europe to play some indoor tennis to finish the year. This week fans are graced with three separate events across the continent.
