N FOR 2022 VOUCHERS OFF TO MELBOURNE…
…to see if Novak can claim another Grand Slam, and the trend is now to the emerging Russian Daniil Medvedev to go one better than last year at an agreeable 3/1 Zverev should contest, as should Tsipitas, on home soil but it’s the Ruskie for me.
2 THE MASTERS
Fore!! Hardly, but the Green Jacket beckons for Collin Morikawa and (in the hope of a return to form) DJ at 18/1 and 14/1 in an event which might be overhyped with thereturn of Tiger.
8 WIMBLEDON FA CUP
The FA Cup starts proper in January and this year I can see all of the Big 6 being preoccupied with other goals. So therefore to West Ham and Crystal Palace to enhance Patrick Viera’s reputation at 25/1 and 50/1 (again each way).
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Strawberries? Cream? Pimms? Oh it must be Wimbledon and to that end, it might be an Italian powerhouse in last year’s finalist, Matteo Berretini that comes out on top at a juicy 12/1.
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THE FIRST WEEKEND IN FEBRUARY SEES THE SUPERBOWL And what a topsy turvy season this season is, with no team dominant, and each team with at least three losses so far.
In the AFC, the Championship game should be contested between KCC and the Bills with slight preference for KCC. But beware of the Patriots and dark horses, the Colts. Current odds for those teams for the AFC are respectively in order 7/2, 3/1, 11/2 and a whopping 16/1
The water in the NFC is less muddy and the championship should wrest between NFC powerhouses the Arizona Cardinals and the Green Bay Packers. Whoever wins the NFC West should have that crucial advantage to win the NFC. Current odds are 15/4 and 4/1 respectively.
3 WORLD SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP
Off to the Crucible and witness the kings of the green baize. Judd Trump will prove a worthy favourite at 7/2 ahead of Higgins, Selby and O’Sullivan but spare a few quid for Yan Bingtao at 33/1 (each way).
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