Through the first four rounds in the men’s draw of the U.S. Open, the tennis matches have mainly gone with form for Tennis betting fans. However, #3 seed Andy Murray became an early upset victim, falling to #15 seed Kevin Anderson, 7-6(5), 6-3, 6-7(2), 7-6(0). Murray looked a little off kilter in the early going of the match, and Anderson did not fail to take advantage. His normally terrific serve was in full gear, but he also showed an unusually strong game with his short volleys too. He had perfect placement time and time again, and he won most of the net battles with Murray.
#Anderson “Top 10 has been a lifelong dream. Feel I’m getting closer. Even top 5, that’s where I want to be #usopen pic.twitter.com/8S1763V4kK
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 8, 2015
The first set went to Anderson through the tiebreak. He was also playing a bit rough at the beginning, and when it came to an end he had made 17 unforced errors against Murray’s three. However, he had 27 winners, while Murray just had 12. His eight aces outmatched Murray’s six as well.




