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It was clearly said that after the 3rd round we can make round by round predictions. No one was required to make a full bracket until the final. I made a prediction only for the fourth round and tomorrow will make another post for the 1/4. Anyone who is worried about edits should just make a fresh post for the current round. Plus, i don't think after the results are published anyone is looking at the past round matches, if there are any edits.

[hide] Tour De France - Week 2 - Stage 10-15 Stage Top 3 Riders Île D'Oléron - Île De Ré Stage 10 September, 8th 1st: Caleb Ewan 2nd: Sam Bennett 3rd: Cees Bol Caleb Ewan Oliver Naesen Wout Van Aert Bryan Coquard Hugo Hofstetter André Greipel Sam Bennett Sonny Colbrelli Elia Viviani Cees Bol Alexander Kristoff Peter Sagan Pick a Non-listed Rider Châtelaillon - Poitiers Stage 11 September, 9th 1st:Wout Van Aert 2nd: Alexander Kristoff 3rd: Sam Bennett Caleb Ewan Wout Van Aert Bryan Coquard Hugo Hofstetter Sam Bennett Niccolò Bonifazio Elia Viviani Cees Bol Alexander Kristoff Peter Sagan Pick a Non-listed Rider Chauvigny - Sar. Corréze Stage 12 September, 10th 1st: Thomas De Gendt 2nd: Alexey Lutsenko 3rd: Domenico Pozzovivo Tiesj Bennot Thomas De Gendt Oliver Naesen Greg Van Avermaet Soren Kragh Andersen Kasper Asgreen Julian Alaphilippe Rémi Cavagna Benoît Cosnefroy Alessandro De Marchi Matteo Trentin Matej Mohoric Pick a Non-listed Rider Châtel-Guyon - Puy Mary Stage 13 September, 11th 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Egan Bernal 3rd: Nairo Quintana Egan Bernal Miguel Ángel López Nairo Quintana Rigoberto Uran Julian Alaphilippe Romain Bardet Guilaume Martin Emanuel Buchmann Adam Yates Tom Dumoulin Primoz Roglic Tadej Pogacar Mikel Landa Enric Mas Pick a Non-listed Rider Clermont-Ferrand - Lyon Stage 14 September, 12th 1st: Kasper Asgreen 2nd: Romain Sicard 3rd: Soren Kragh Andersen Tiesj Bennot Jasper Stuyven Greg Van Avermaet Soren Kragh Andersen Mads Pedersen Julian Alaphilippe Rémi Cavagna Alberto Bettiol Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Peter Sagan Matej Mohoric Pick a Non-listed Rider Lyon - Grand Colombier Stage 15 September, 13th 1st: Egan Bernal 2nd: Nairo Quintana 3rd: Primoz Roglic Egan Bernal Miguel Ángel López Daniel Felipe Martínez Nairo Quintana Romain Bardet Guilaume Martin Emanuel Buchmann Adam Yates Tom Dumoulin Mikel Landa Primoz Roglic Tadej Pogacar Pick a Non-listed Rider General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 10-15) Nairo Quintana Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stages 10-15) Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stage 10-15) :SUI Marc Hirschi Nans Peters Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 2 (Stage 10-15) Enric Mas [/hide]

Come on Maria, you have better rallies then this.

Damn, damn, i was watching a movie, because you know, straightforward Djokovic match and this happens

I am slightly mad i gave Kerber 1 set in my predictions Expected more fight from her.

Definitely not your fault mate It's just the historical last minute collapse than many bulgarian athletes have had throughout the years.

Ah yes, i knew what was coming when the end was nearing. Two matches and 4 points by the 92 minute, became 1 official point. Good stuff indeed

If this was RCS in this weather, we would have already lost the TV signal

[hide] Men's Singles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals N. Djokovic [1] 3 TBD X TBD X P. Carreno Busta [20] 0 D. Shapovalov [12] 1 TBD X D. Goffin [7] 3 B. Coric [27] 3 TBD X TBD X J. Thompson 1 A. Davidovich Fokina 0 TBD X A. Zverev [5] 3 M. Berrettini [6] 1 TBD X TBD X A. Rublev [10] 3 F. Tiafoe 1 TBD X D. Medvedev [3] 3 V. Pospisil 1 TBD X TBD X A. de Minaur [21] 3 F. Auger-Aliassime [15] 1 TBD X D. Thiem [2] 3 Men's Singles Final Date & Time (GMT -4) Player 1 P1 P2 Player 2 September 13th 2020, h. 16:00 Women's Singles Round of 16 Quarterfinals Semifinals J. Brady [28] 2 TBD X TBD X A. Kerber [17] 1 Y. Putintseva [23] 1 TBD X P. Martic [8] 2 N. Osaka [4] 1 TBD X TBD X A. Kontaveit [14] 2 S. Rogers 0 TBD X P. Kvitova [6] 2 A. Cornet 0 TBD X TBD X T. Pironkova 2 M. Sakkari [15] 2 TBD X S. Williams [3] 1 V. Azarenka 2 TBD X TBD X K. Muchova [20] 0 E. Mertens [16] 1 TBD X S. Kenin [2] 2 Women's Singles Final Date & Time (GMT -4) Player 1 P1 P2 Player 2 September 12th 2020, h. 16:00 [/hide]

van Gerwen not being in the Premier League final four is something i never thought i would see. He has been playing rubbish ever since the Tour came back.

Stephen Hendry is officially returning to the tour after an 8th year retirement. I'm sure it is just a coincidence, after Ronnie got the 6th World Title. Interesting to see what he can do at age 51-52.

A true mountain stage where everyone is split

Zakarin is that guy that would prefer a 40 km climb, instead of a descend

Martin is still there, even if it's an outside chance

A crack in Sepp Kuss This is surprising and it's not the last climb yet.

I paid my dues last night to Sir Christopher Nolan and finally returned to the cinema for Tenet. Like with most Nolan films, i will probably need a second watch to fully understand what was happening. He just makes the most mind boggling themes so enjoyable. It was a 2.5 hour movies and i didn't notice the time at all. Knowing that he shoots everything with practical effects makes some of the scenes even more unbelievable. I won't say much, as to not spoil stuff, but there are little things scattered in the movie, that return later on with great writing. In a time, when we get bombarded with hundreds of VOD / Netflix-esq forgettable films, i'm just glad we still have a few people like Nolan that can bring a big screen main event movie.

Oh Peter, you managed to fumble even todays sprint The whole teams works out of the window, even with the few points you took today. This was a picture perfect situation for the Sagan of the past, but allez..

Rookie mistake from Pogacar, he knew what could happen today. And it's still 30 km to go.

I'm not so thrilled of having 20 races at one venue. Things can be managed if they group the closer ones, so we can have only one repeat weekend if necessary. Plus they should wait and see, what is the situation with the countries at a later time.

Damn Pironkova with a shocking win She is serving as good, as ever. Mugu looked pissed AF. She definitely didn't expect that. Next round vs. Vekic, if she plays like today, it's a winnable match. PS. If Kenin continues with the Georgi-esq skirts/clothes, i may very well start supporting her.

I still remember better Gaudio and Coria than 80% of slams in the last 10 years.

So, Godzilla was given Japanese citizenship. Congrats to the big fella i guess

Sinner cramping, or some other problem. No movement whatsoever. Retirement incoming i'm afraid. And he was doing so good against Khachanov.

The return of Sir Andrew is not going at all according to plan. He should be doing less tweeting and more practicing. On the other hand, Tsveti Pironkova played her first match in 3+ years and shockingly got a win. Did not see that coming.

Sure, but this doesn't show the silent majority that gave Trump the win in 2016. Those people don't take polls, or are afraid to say they'd vote for Trump. The numbers are closer than they were in 2016, even without those people, so i think Trump still has the upper hand there.