In this
guest post from last week, I look at the impact of the length of a sporting contest on the chances of the favourite progressing or the under dog pulling off a shock. It is particularly relevant as the tennis season swings into full stride and match length increases from a maximum of three sets to five.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhCvpO7RpGqr6bZbDWwayOzkciD23wswsEGDqLUw_Qh7PngcAcQif0FPaUffP81hnmJ1Nqe_NOt877ICX5UbXKD6rAZur5CY2aU3rYvcsVzgYL6kx3GMChM_1a4Hh2Rtpxen6lIcODnf5sm/s640/555377_10150804251722522_1979302603_n.jpg) |
Roger gets a court named after him at the French Open. |
photo courtesy of Stuart Smith.
No comments:
Post a Comment