Avery Zimmerman

“I'm going to go with Roberto Bautista Agut in the third quarter. I know we are aligned on this, but I will run it down. Bautista Agut is a semifinalist. 2019, he fought Novak and actually played him pretty well in that match, but Djokovic was just too good. He's 19-7 all-time at Wimbledon. He's a veteran, and in this era, I don't think that younger players really care that much about grass. Generally speaking, it's a short season, and they don't really prioritize it, whereas someone like Bautista Agut has always been very comfortable on grass. It's as unique a service as they have on tour, even though all of the surfaces are becoming more and more similar. He also played well in Hala. He reached the semifinals, beat Medvedev, beat Nakashima, who's a pretty solid grass quarter, beat Vavasori, pretty solid player. And he played Rublev pretty tough. I'm sure he ran out of a little bit of energy at that point. But if he's rounding into fitness, and I don't think that'll be too much for him to get through four or five matches, his path is pretty straightforward as well with Roman Sifulin, the winner of Gasquer Moutet, maybe born to Chorich, Ben Banzi in the third round. And then it's Shapovalov, who's completely out of form, could typically be dangerous on grass, but right now isn't anything dangerous. Or Kasper Root, who is playing golf and is not preparing and is perhaps getting ready for the summer hardcourt swing After that it just a sinner Fritz And he wouldn be more than plus 150 plus 200 in a match like that so at 14 to 1 i think you getting a really good price”

Official Wimbledon draw confirm that Roberto Bautista Agut to win Quarter 3 settled lost as recorded.

“Yeah, this is a really interesting quarter. I'm going to go with Alex Dimonor at 11 to 1.”

Official Wimbledon draw confirm that Alex de Minaur to win Quarter 1 settled lost as recorded.

“the quarter where we all need to take like a 20 to 1 or longer to win this right yeah I'll give you a 40 to 1 in Marcy Fuksovich who I love his game if you're concerned about fitness with any of your tennis bets, which is always one of the biggest parts of the game.”

Official Wimbledon draw confirm that Marton Fucsovics to win Quarter 2 settled lost as recorded.

“the first is nuno borges against francisco sarundalo a sarundalo who will likely have played two matches uh on saturday i believe is that correct gill yeah this is a saturday final yeah so this will all be on saturday as long as he converts from 5-2 against against mackie mcdonald in the morning then he'll have a second match in the final in eastbourne it's fortunate for him that he's playing on tuesday this isn't a monday a monday match against borges but borges is a guy who is very capable on the big stage he beat ben sheldon at the U.S. Open. He snagged a win, I believe, in two of his last three slam main draws. So I'm not concerned about the mentality necessarily. And I'm also not concerned about his game. He reached a semifinal on grass and a challenger losing to Andy Murray, who's just a level above him on the surface. And he also has flat strokes. So his game suits really well. He's pretty flat forehand and even flatter backhand. Can have a big serve a lot of the time. It was Isner that he beat actually at Roland Garros now that I think about it in five sets. So he came through some really tough matches against against Sheldon and Isner and almost beat Wu who is in great form at the US Open as well This guy a gamer His play really suits the surface and he could be coming into a Sarindolo who when not serving well on grass can be really gettable The second is Jan Choinski against Dusan Lajevic I actually, Choinski is a guy that not many people are going to know, and I haven't seen many of his matches, admittedly, since I, my consumption of the challenger from Dora has far decreased in the last year or two years. But he's a guy that likes clay a little bit more than grass, even though he's British. but nonetheless, he's a big guy with a big serve, and he's been playing on grass, whereas Dusan Lajovic has not been playing since the French Open after withdrawing against Jijin Jiang, where he was hurt. He's a guy that does not like playing on the grass. I believe he's 6-23 in grass in his career, and Choinski is 2-11, but nonetheless, it's a spot that I really like Choinski, especially at a plus-180 price. So Nuno Borges, plus 280.”

Official Wimbledon draw confirm that Nuno Borges ML settled lost as recorded.

“[3:23] and that really opens the door because Nadal has dominated this tournament for so long and now [3:29] Carlos Alcaraz is the betting favorite the up-and-coming superstar I guess he's now arrived [3:35] at this point Avery we'll start with you we want to get right into the action what is your best bet [3:41] it could be a quarter a future around one matchup what is your best bet for the French Open this year [3:46] and why? [3:49] Ian Mee, born at George 14-1 to win his quarter. [3:53] I think out of any quarter bet, this is easily my favorite one.”

Borna Ćorić did not reach the French Open semifinals, so he did not win his quarter as stored (Roland-Garros).

“nori just about my favorite play to win that quarter”

Cameron Norrie did not win Australian Open Quarter 2, confirming the stored loss (Australian Open draw).