Kyrgios -130

Kyrgios's serve is unbreakable right now whereas Murray's been broke 3 times already. In today's post-match interview, Kyrgios emphasized that he wanted to do as little running as possible today. Plus, he got a break in an early retirement from Fucsovics. I think Kyrgios is giving it his all this week on his most habitable surface. Add to that the fact that he typically shows up against marquee players like Murray. I'm ignoring the head-to-head here. At worst, Kyrgios loses 6-7, 6-7. I'll take the juicy odds.

I was on Kyrgios today and will be again tomorrow, because his serve has been on fire. He’s always been a big money maker for me betting on him, as I tend to know when to stay away because he might pull his antics and quit. If you know when to back him, I find his odds to be very, very undervalued, including today, as well as tomorrow vs Murray. Often it’s after he’s returned after layoffs.Give me the Outback Headcase Saturday as well.

is murray a stud on grass? why is he playing so good? 

@theMatrix24

Some of Murray's most historic success is on grass, and he is having a bit of a career resurgence right now. However, he lost to Kudla on grass last week. This week, he has beaten O'Connell (not in the top 100), Bublik (7 double faults), and Tsitsipas (coming off of an extremely long and successful clay season).

Murray will have a shot, but this is Nicky's to lose.

I got cold feet and my 6th senses served me well. I didn’t bet this nor any tennis today. Murray certainly is not elite anymore but he’s come a long ways this year and is a force once again.

Seen a lot of people on covers on Kyrios. Reason to stay away