Thanks all for Your posts, and following is the print only version of the Article ,which I read on Yahoo Monday Morning :-
From the Information etc., below, and the Match To night, PERHAPS Allision Riske may still be worth SOME consideration at the present long odds about her which are around $4.20 or so to defeat Serena Williams in their Qtr Final, and $21 or so to win Outright.
No responsibility take for any losses in association for this Posting.
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Sports'No allegiances': The Aussie plotting Ash Barty's demise at Wimbledon Australian Associated Press,Yahoo Sport Australia .He's the esteemed Australian tennis brain plotting Ashleigh Barty's Wimbledon demise.And Craig O'Shannessy, the chief strategist for world No.1 Novak Djokovic, makes no apologies after being commissioned to help devise a game plan for American Alison Riske to bring down Barty in the fourth round on Monday night."I don't work for Tennis Australia," O'Shannessy told AAP on Sunday."Tennis is a global game. I have no allegiances."‘CONDESCENDING’: Aussie star doubles down with fresh swipe at SerenaO'Shannessy, also the ATP's and Wimbledon's chief tournament analyst, has been working with Djokovic for the past two and a half years, having previously assisted several other grand slam heavyweights.Now he's in Riske's camp after being approached by the world No.55's coach Billy Heiser."I've known Craig for a long time. I've always liked what he's done," Heiser said.Ashleigh Barty in action at Wimbledon. (Photo by Rob Newell - CameraSport via Getty Images)"I know he's working with Novak and I just asked if he'd be willing to sit down and go over some things."And he went over some things for one of our other matches and I just asked if he could go over a few things against Ash."I hope it disrupts some things."Can Riske upset Barty?Eager to gain any advantage, Heiser is confident Riske, already with a tour-best 13 grasscourt wins over the past month, can trouble Barty."I know we're going to be prepared and I know that Ali's going to go out there and play her game and, if she can do things at a high level, I think it's going to give Ash some problems," he said."I think everyone knows she can play on grass and she's dangerous."It's not just grass either. She can play on all surfaces. It's just getting her to be more consistent week in, week out."She made a final on clay last year. She made a final on hard this year, so she can play on all surfaces, but grass just simplifies things for her."But Ash is No.1 in the world for a reason."Craig O'Shannessy and Novak Djokovic. Image: AAPThe Albury-born, Texas-based O'Shannessy is no stranger to working against Australian No.1s.He masterminded then world No.262 Melinda Czink's first-round upset win over 10th seed Samantha Stosur at Wimbledon in 2011.That was Stosur's last grand slam loss before beating Serena Williams in the US Open final that year.O'Shannessy laughs off the suggestion he's a turncoat to be coaching against Australia's new sporting golden girl."I love Australian tennis," he said."I'm always available to help out."
