Nadal-Federer: US Open Odds game #1 seeds at SBG Global

April 5th, 2021 Tennis Betting

The big story heading into the Men’s US Open odds game has two protagonists: Roger Federer and Raphael Nadal. Just ask any US Open betting fan who they think will win the US Open odds game and 99.9% of them will say one of these two names. But based on their recent history this season on Tour, it’s all but impossible not to like Nadal’s Chances in the US Open odds game.

US Open odds game analysts have more than enough tape to look over of these two players going head to head. And the material is all the better considering that that the two have squared off in the two previous Grand Slam finals prior to the US Open tennis betting. Granted the French Open and Wimbledon are two different surfaces than what will be featured at the US Open odds game, but considering that Nadal beat Federer on grass (once though an impossibility by many US Open betting fans) anything seems possible once the US Odds game begins.

And it’s because of that win that Nadal has a very good chance of uprooting Federer from the US Open odds game number one seed that he has hogged for the past four years. Much of the US Open betting seeding will depend upon how the players perform in the few tournaments left before the US Open games commence. In all likelihood the world’s number ranked player at the start of the US Open game will be the number seed in the US Open betting.

So, who will that player be? Good question.

There is a very good chance that Rapha Nadal will be ranked number one by the time the US Open game begins. If he wins the upcoming Cincinnati event and Roger fails to get past the semis, Nadal will be number one. That doesn’t ensure he’ll be number one when the US Open game begins, but it would send a clear message to Federer and to the US Open odds game wagers.

But anyone that has seen any of the previous four US Open games knows that you shouldn’t count Federer out and the seeding for the this year’s US Open  game will be one of the most difficult in recent memory.

 

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