Pay per Head: Djokovic insists that he’s having a great year

DjokovicDjokovic – a very big favourite with pay per head services dealing with tennis – insists that so far his 2012 season has been “great”.

Cost per player services saw that the Serbian player was not able to replicate the amazing start that he had last year, when he was able to win his first 42 matches, but he won the only Grand Slam tournament in Australia so far.

Djokovic  was defeated four times, and pay per head services saw that his latest loss came last week in Madrid at the hands of Janko Tipsarevic, but the world number one put that behind him and this week he looks forward to the defence of his Rome Masters title.

Olympic Odds: Skelton takes it easy

Nick-skeltonBritish number one Nick Skelton, who is sure to make great Olympic odds, is keen on not putting himself under pressure.

As he enjoyed a fantastic start to 2012, Olympic betting fans saw that on Sunday, Skelton added to his success, as he was able to land the Longines Grand Prix of La Baule in France and win £53,000.

It came after a recent grand prix win in Antwerp, while he was also the star performer at the six-week Florida Winter Festival this year on his two Olympic show-jumping prospects – Carlo and Big Star.

Bookmakers: Balotelli won’t go anywhere

Mario-balotelliRoberto Mancini reiterated that controversial striker Mario Balotelli, who is very famous with bookmakers, will not leave Manchester City.

Sports bookmaker services saw that this season, the player at times pushed the limits of his manager’s patience, but along the way the former Inter Milan player made key contributions to City’s title success.

Balotelli already stated that his future is with City, as his agent said that the attacker is not for sale, and bookmakers found out that those sentiments were echoed by Mancini.


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