The upcoming 2017 ATP World Tour tennis betting tournaments will the hair of the dog for those people who bet on tennis who will surely be suffering from a Wimbledon hangover.
2017 Hall of Fame Tennis Championships
Date: July 17th-July 23rd
Category: ATP World Tour 250 series
Surface: Grass/Outdoor
Location: Newport, Rhode Island, United States
Venue: International Tennis Hall of Fame
Defending champion: Ivo Karlovic
Seeds
1. John Isner
2. Ivo Karlović
3. Adrian Mannarino
4. Pierre-Hugues Herbert
5. Víctor Estrella Burgos
6. Lukáš Lacko 105
7. Tennys Sandgren
8. Illya Marchenko
9. Wild cards
10. Michael Mmoh
11. Rajeev Ram
Replacements
Marco Chiudinelli replaces Marcos Baghdatis
Stefan Kozlov replaces James Duckworth
Peter Gojowczyk replaces Ernesto Escobedo
Bjorn Fratangelo replaces Jürgen Melzer
Akira Santillan replaces Gilles Müller
Mitchell Krueger replaces Sam Querrey
Tobias Kamke replaces Jordan Thompson
Dennis Novikov replaces Dudi Sela
Denis Kudla replaces Mischa Zverev
People who bet on tennis have got to believe that guy actually named Tennys should be an odds-on favorite, right? Right? All joking aside though, current champion Karlovic has been featured in the last three final matches, while Isner is the most recent back-to-back winner.
2017 Swedish Open
Date: 17th-23rd July (men), 24th-30th July (women)
Surface: Clay
Venue: Båstad tennis stadium
Defending champions: Albert Ramos-Viñolas, Laura Siegemund
Men’s Seeds
1. Pablo Carreño Busta
2. Albert Ramos Viñolas
3. Pablo Cuevas
4. Richard Gasquet
5. Karen Khachanov
6. Fernando Verdasco
7. Diego Schwartzman
8. David Ferrer
9. Wild cards
10. Tommy Haas
11. Elias Ymer
12. Mikael Ymer
Replacements
Facundo Bagnis replaces Nicolas Almagro
Alexandr Dolgopolov replaces Steve Darcis
Renzo Olivo replaces Viktor Troicki
Women’s seeds
1. Caroline Wozniacki (tennis betting fave)
2. Petra Kvitová
3. Anastasija Sevastova
4. Caroline Garcia
5. Timea Bacsinszky
6. Anett Kontaveit
7. Carla Suárez Navarro
8. Kiki Bertens
Ramos-Vinolas became the champion of 2016 Swedish Open when he defeated Fernando Verdasco in the final 6-3, 6-4. This was the Spaniard’s first tourney win on the ATP Tour and the 28 year old was awarded the prize from the hand of none other than Swedish legendary tennis player Björn Borg. Meanwhile, runner up Verdasco annonced that he will return to Båstad this summer. David Ferrer will join Verdasco – Ferrer won the 2012 edition.
2017 Croatia Open Umag
Date: 17th-23rd July
Category: ATP World Tour 250
Prize money: €482,060
Surface: Clay
Location: Umag, Croatia
Seeds
1. David Goffin
2. Gaël Monfils
3. Fabio Fognini
4. Paolo Lorenzi
5. Gilles Simon
6. Borna Ćorić
7. Benoît Paire
8. Jiří Veselý
Replacements
Alessandro Giannessi replaces Andreas Haider-Maurer
Andrej Martin replaces Martin Kližan
Marco Cecchinato replaces Philipp Kohlschreiber
Norbert Gombos replaces Yūichi Sugita
Belgian Goffin will compete in the tourney on a main draw singles wild card and should be the top seed of the many ATP World Tour tennis betting faves who have already confirmed their participation in the competition. The top notch lineup guarantees that there will be superior tennis from the very first to the last day of this year’s Croatia Open. Meanwhile, France’s Gael Monfils stated that “This is the third time I’ll be playing in Umag and I really hope I will finally be able to go all the way. It’s a great tournament and one of my favorite ones on the ATP World Tour calendar.”