re: 2025 French Open - Men’s Final - Sinner (1) v. Alcaraz (2).

41 shot point

Djokovic vs Sinner will be a good test for both players for different reasons.

I saw a quote from him about how clay isn't a real surface and so he doesn't count RG in major totals. I'm not sure if it was real or fake. He is so crazy that it's difficult to tell.

Swiatek and Sabalenka coming up now. You can get the four time champion at +105.

Coco Gauff seems to have brought her A game today.

Always a good day when Iga loses

For anyone who has played on European red clay, how different is it from American rubico/green clay?

Also, I see there are a few resorts in the northeast and some academies in Florida that have red clay courts. For those who have played on red clay in America, how similar is it to the European red clay?

Can't say. I played on some green clay when I was younger. I would bet the red clay here isn't even like Europe. While we are at it, I'm curious if the South American clay is.

I wouldn't sleep on Moose tomorrow, but I think Alcaraz gets through in a tight one.

Who is taking the GOAT +310? Can he go lockdown mode at 38 and choke out Carrot Top the doper?

Women's finals odds are closer than I thought they would be. I figured Coco would be like +300. Can she just play insane defense and grind out a win? The problem is I don't think she moves that well on clay.

It's pretty tempting, I may bite. Like I said, I think he has to do what he did to Alcaraz two years ago. Grind out two long sets and administer a TKO. Sinner may have enough power to hit him off the court, but it's very hard to do on clay. And Sinner's legs are younger, so I don't know if Nole can actually grind him down at 38 in a marathon.

Give me a Sinner Alcaraz five-setter