Nabeel Bhatti

But it hasn't been significantly relevant.

And at the end of the day, the guy I tipped up to win this tournament, I gave that out to my clients way back in September.

So I've been on Sinner.

since September.

The original price on Sinner back in September was 64 plus 150.

And Yannick Sinner, the best price on him now is 10 to 11 minus 110.

Now, I would not dissuade you from playing Sinner.

I'm just telling you that my

clients have already got him at six to four plus 150.

So now you would be jumping in at the best price of 10 to 11 minus 110, more widely available at four to five minus 125.

But I still think ultimately that Sinner wins this tournament.

Reason being is because there are just too many questions about Carlos Alcaraz.

This is a player who I genuinely think

could go the entire year without winning a slam.

He's someone who has changed his coaching team, but it wasn't solely a tennis-based ideology.

Carlos Alcaraz's dad and family wanted him to find a coach who was more agreeable to Carlos Alcaraz being able to go out and socialise and to make sure that Carlos Alcaraz was able to make time for his marketing activities.

That doesn't sound to me like a good tennis decision.

So whilst the prior coach wanted Alcaraz to primarily focus on tennis and to stop taking out trips to Ibiza, Carlos Alcaraz's dad and family believed that Carlos Alcaraz needed to be with a coach

who allowed Carlos Alcaraz to do these things, to understand that Carlos Alcaraz wanted to be the top tennis player in the world, whilst understanding that he needed to go to places like IB for two and one, that Carlos Alcaraz actually enjoys the celebrity side of being the tennis player.

So,