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Federer staves off retirement talk as he returns to clayMany have thought Roger Federer was going to retire earlier. After some time in the relative wilderness of not winning Grand Slams for a few years in the middle of the decade, he found some resurgent and consistent form to get back among the top once again.

Auger-Aliassime advances in Lyon OpenFelix Auger-Aliassime may feel like he has a lot to prove, but he has already changed many minds on the circuit in 2019. Given that he started out in qualifying rounds in smaller tournaments to kick off 2019, being the fourth seed here in Lyon is a big development for the 18-year-old.

Pliskova ends Konta’s run with trophy in RomeFairy tales can only go so far, as Johanna Konta has discovered. An incredible run of matches, including beating sports betting favourites Sloane Stephens and Venus Williams on the same day earlier in the week, was not enough to guarantee her victory in the final.

Sharapova pulls out of French Open with shoulder injuryIt has not been the best of years for two of the game’s great stalwarts in the women’s draw, with Maria Sharapova seemingly on the treatment table just as much as Serena Williams right now. While Williams exited the Italian Open in just the second round, pulling out before her playing against her sister Venus, things look worse for Sharapova.

Nadal wins opening game in MadridRafael Nadal is the player who everyone will be watching over the next couple of weeks, as pundits and sports betting fans alike assess his form ahead of the French Open, which kicks off on 26 May. He has several challenges ahead of him in the Madrid Open this week, and Rome the week after, before he embarks on his quest to secure a record 12th title at Roland-Garros.

Kvitová eases into third round in MadridDefending champion Petra Kvitová is aiming to show that she can be the one to finally take a stranglehold on the women’s game in 2019 and start to win more tournaments than her rivals. She is the first player to take two titles this year on her side of the draw, and now it seems as if a third could be hers.

Madrid and Rome to set the scene for French OpenWe have already seen a fair few upsets in the fledgling tournaments of the clay season, with Rafael Nadal still yet to get his name on one of these trophies.

Goffin and Tiafoe through in EstorilSome tournaments have been flying under the radar without the biggest names there, but this does not mean that they are without sports betting value or entertainment. The quarter-finals of the Estoril Open look to be exciting ties, as the likes of David Goffin and Frances Tiafoe eased through to the last eight.

Potapova beats Sevastova in PragueAnastasia Potapova has achieved the biggest victory of her short career so far, defeating second seed Anastasija Sevastova 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 in the Prague Open. The Russian beat the Latvian in their first meeting, with both players making their debut on the clay of Prague.Anastasia Potapova has achieved the biggest victory of her short career so far, defeating second seed Anastasija Sevastova 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 in the Prague Open. The Russian beat the Latvian in their first meeting, with both players making their debut on the clay of Prague.

Tennis: best bets of the weekendAs we get deeper into the clay court season, and with the start of the second Grand Slam of the year only a month away today, how each player gets on now is a sure sign of what kind of form they will be in for France.

Wawrinka knocked out of Geneva as Tsonga advances in LyonWith the French Open just days away, some last-minute preparations are underway for a few tennis stars competing in Geneva and Lyon. However, there are contrasting fortunes for those hoping for a strong showing in Paris.

Many French Open contenders mean Serena is no longer a favouriteWith so many players in the women’s draw looking as if they could go on and win a Grand Slam, it becomes difficult to see how some of the former favourites are going to be able to keep up. While the likes of Simona Halep, who is considered the sports betting favourite right now, already have their work cut out trying to secure a big result, it means other names can fall even further.

Zverev through in Geneva as Dimitrov crashes outAlexander Zverev may feel as if he has vindicated his viewpoint already, as he eased into the quarter-finals of the Geneva Open. He admitted his poor run of form needed to be addressed by playing in as many tournaments as possible until something began to click.

Murray says he will not return for Wimbledon singlesAndy Murray had long made it clear that he had hoped he could at least bow out at Wimbledon, whatever the circumstances. While he may not get to do it on the singles court, there seems at least a possibility he could manage it with a partner on board

Tsitsipas up to sixth in rankings The Greek talent Stefanos Tsitsipas has had a great 2019 so far, and it is only going from strength to strength for him as he continues his impressive rise the rankings.

Nadal digs deep to secure first title of season in RomeIt may have taken Rafael Nadal longer than he would have liked to win his first title of 2019, but it arguably could not have come at a better time. With a week’s break until the second Grand Slam of the season in Paris, the Italian Open is considered the measure of where players are at on clay.

Men’s top three come through gruelling double dayA day of heavy rain on Wednesday meant that a rare spectacle occurred on Thursday, with several top-name players having to play two matches on the same day to keep the schedule moving.

Osaka and Bertens survive double duty in RomeGiven the number of upsets across most big tournaments this year, it was surprising that there were very few on a day when there was more of an excuse than normal for that to occur. Many players had to play two matches at a high level on Thursday, as Wednesday was a total washout.

Wednesday’s play in Rome sidelined by rainWhat was expected to be one of the most exciting days of the clay season so far was quickly curtailed by a deluge of rain in the Italian capital, which caused everything to be pushed back by 24 hours. This means that the likes of Roger Federer will now take to the court for the first time on Thursday.

Nick Kyrgios gets past Medvedev in Rome OpenWhen somebody is about to face up to Nick Kyrgios on the court, nobody quite knows what to expect. Daniil Medvedev, who was arguably sports betting favourite here, was certainly caught off guard from the first moment, as Kyrgios delivered an underhand serve to win the first point.

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