Australian Open 2010 Mens Finals Tennis Championship Match Roger Federer versus Andy Murray Betting Odds and Sports Betting Preview

Published on January 30, 2010 by admin · No Comments

The Men’s Australian Open finals are set and it will be Andy Murray doing battle with Roger Federer on Sunday for the 2010 title. Start time for the finals is set for 3:30AM Eastern Time in Melbourne Australia with national television coverage provided by ESPN. The current odds reveal the favorite being Roger Federer returning -195 to his backers to win with the underdog Andy Murray bringing back +155 to pull off the upset victory. Prop players will find +330 betting odds for Federer to win by sweep at 3 sets to 0. If you think this will be a 5 set match then you can play on Roger Federer to win at +400 with Andy Murray bringing back +500.

Roger Federer is the ATP #1 Men’s player in the game and he enters the finals of the Australian Open off a straight set victory over Jo-Wifried Tsonga. Federer has only lost 2 sets in the entire tournament. Federer lost in the 2009 Australian final to Rafael Nadel in 5 sets. The twenty eight year old Swiss tennis pro has 15 lifetime Grand Slam titles. He has three career Australian singles titles. He won two Grand Slam titles in 2009 by taking the French Open and Wimbledon.

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The Scottish pro Andy Murray enters the final off a 3-1 set victory over Marin Cilic in the semifinals. Murray’s set loss to Cilic was the only set he has lost all tournament long. In the quarterfinals it was Murray taking two straight sets on Rafeal Nadel and when Murray was up 3-0 in the third set Nadel retired from the match. The 22 year old is 6 years younger and the hard playing surface is his best. Murray as never won a Grand Slam title. Murray has 14 ATP singles finals

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Andy Murray has faced Roger Federer on 10 occasions and won 6 and lost 4. Federer defeated Murray in the 2008 finals of the US Open in New York in straight sets, which was Murray’s lone appearance in a Grand Slam final. Their last meeting was at the 2009 ATP World Tour Finals and it was Federer earning a 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 victory.

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