Australian Open Betting / Joe Dyer / 01 February 2009 / Leave a comment

Melbourne witnesses a classic as the two best players in the world go toe-to-toe for four hours and 23 minutes.

Rafael Nadal once again got the better of Roger Federer in a Grand Slam final when defeating his great opponent in five sets today.

In a genuine classic, the Spaniard ousted the Swiss 6-2 in the final set to win the Australian Open after trading shots for more than four hours.

Nadal traded at a high of [9.0] in Betfair's tournament winner market while Federer was backed at a low of [1.35].

In betting on the final, the Spaniard, undisputed world no.1, was backed at a high of [3.7] to win with the Swiss world no.2 trading at a low of [1.34].

Nadal to win three sets to two was backed at [12.5].