Wimbledon Results: No-nonsense Nadal wins again

Wimbledon Betting / Jamie "The Pacman" Pacheco / 04 July 2010 / Leave a Comment

Hungry for success: Nadal gets his teeth into the Wimbledon trophy

"The world number one was matched at a high of [10.0] when the market first went up on Betfair but never traded shorter than that once the tournament got under way."

Rafael Nadal made light work of Tomas Berdych this afternoon to win his second Wimbledon title...

Rafael Nadal won his second Wimbledon title with minimum fuss this afternoon after beating Tomas Berdych in straight sets. The world number one was matched at a high of [10.0] when the market first went up on Betfair but never traded shorter than that once the tournament got under way, despite trailing 2-1 in sets on two occasions, first to Robin Haase and then against Phillip Petzschner.

Tomas Berdych backers certainly got a run for their money after the Czech was matched at a high of [250.0] to win pre-tournament; he was matched at a low of [2.88] when looking strong during the first set of the final. But the right-hander found out the hard way that not taking the few chances that come your way against Nadal normally comes back to haunt you and his inability to convert the few break points he had, cost him dear. A straight sets win for the favourite was matched at a high of [3.95], who only ever touched [1.45] on the match odds market.