Minnesota Vikings linebacker Blake Cashman and cornerback Isaiah Rodgers combine to tackle Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Ryan Flournoy during first-half action at AT&T Stadium, with Dec. 14, 2025, in Arlington capturing a strong defensive sequence as Minnesota limited yards after catch in a competitive road matchup. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images
On paper, from a May 2026 viewpoint, the 2027 offseason is scheduled to feature a mass exodus of veteran talent for the Minnesota Vikings. The club didn’t spend much in 2026 free agency — probably because it knew that extending existing players would be a top priority. And as soon as now and during the summer, several players are in line for extensions.
Minnesota can still spend smart by keeping a few familiar names in place.
The Vikings won’t extend all of the following players in 2026, but each has a case to ask for more time and money.
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Internal Contract Decisions on Tap for Minnesota’s Summer
Listed in alphabetical order, you can tentatively expect extensions for these players:
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison celebrates with quarterback Sam Darnold after a scoring play, with Dec 29, 2024 placed at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis as the duo shares energy following a third-quarter touchdown against the Packers, highlighting offensive chemistry during a key divisional matchup late in the season. Mandatory Credit: Brad Rempel-Imagn Images
Jordan Addison (WR)
The Vikings will probably slow-roll Addison’s extension to ensure he stays out of trouble. They are not required to extend him this summer, but for a player with zero off-the-field transgressions, now would be the time.
Minnesota exercised his fifth-year option last week. So long as he stays out of trouble, Addison will be around for the long haul.
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In fact, if the Vikings hopped on his extension now, they might save themselves over $10 million, since the NFL market resets every offseason.
Blake Brandel (C)
This man is probably head coach Kevin O’Connell’s starting center. Fans expected Minnesota to draft a center early in last month’s draft, but it waited until Round 7 to bring home Gavin Gerhardt of Cincinnati.
The Vikings love Brandel, and he deserves a new deal. His contract runs out after the 2026 season. The man can play every offensive line position, which is not normal.
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Blake Cashman (ILB)
With Cashman entering the final year of his contract, the Vikings face a crucial decision regarding his future.
Currently earning $7.5 million per season, Cashman’s compensation no longer accurately reflects his on-field production. A short-term extension, perhaps for two years at approximately $20 million, appears to be the most logical step, a deal interim boss Rob Brzezinski is likely to finalize before the season begins.
His stats in 2025 strongly support this. Cashman averaged an impressive 11.07 tackles per game. Over a full season, this pace would have accumulated 188 tackles, placing him eighth all-time in NFL history. Despite missing four games, which lowered his overall total and may have obscured his exceptional performance, his per-game impact was undeniable.
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Beyond the numbers, Cashman is an ideal fit for Brian Flores’s defense. The Eden Prairie native plays as if he were tailor-made for Flores, having truly found his rhythm and delivered significant plays.
Cashman’s future is also fascinating because the Vikings just drafted Cincinnati’s Jake Golday in Round 2 of the draft. In theory, Minnesota could let Cashman walk and promote Golday in 2027.
Jordan Mason (RB)
The Vikings signed Mason to an extension last offseason after landing him via trade with the San Francisco 49ers. That deal runs out at the end of the upcoming season.
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Brzezinski re-upped with Aaron Jones in March, as Jones accepted a small paycut to remain with the team. The deal ensured that Jones and Mason will probably share RB1 carries this year.
If Minnesota values Mason, he could be extended this summer, as his career’s prime should have a couple of years remaining. That would likely cost around $6 million or $7 million per year.
Brian O’Neill (RT)
The Vikings will soon need to re-evaluate O’Neill’s contract, and the reasons are evident. He remains the team’s most reliable offensive lineman, excelling in performance and durability for years. While he will turn 31 soon and age is now a part of the conversation, top offensive tackles typically maintain their performance longer than players at more volatile positions. O’Neill has given Minnesota no reason to believe he’s on the verge of a decline.
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However, the more pressing concern is timing. O’Neill is set to become a free agent in 2027, and the Vikings will undoubtedly want to avoid that period of uncertainty. An extension that includes guaranteed new money would be a shrewd move for all parties. If the Vikings aim to maintain offensive stability, O’Neill needs to remain a core part of the picture.
O’Neill is probably the most likely player on this list to grab a new deal.
Isaiah Rodgers (CB)
Rodgers delivered the game of a lifetime last September, personally slaughtering the Cincinnati Bengals at U.S. Bank Stadium. Along the way, he made a name for himself and played quite well for the whole season, though Rodgers is not the greatest tackler.
But he’s fast as hell, and he’s a playmaker.
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His extension might look like two years and $25 million or something in that ballpark.
Andrew Van Ginkel (OLB)
Van Ginkel is suddenly more vital to the Vikings than ever. The team traded Jonathan Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles during the draft, nominating Van Ginkel and teammate Dallas Turner for starting OLB duty. Beyond the pair, that’s pretty much it for credible OLB depth on the Vikings’ roster.
Minnesota added $23 million to his contract about one year ago. It could do the same this summer, connecting Van Ginkel to the club through the end of 2027.
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He’ll turn 31 this summer; age is now a factor in his long-term outlook.
Jay Ward (S)
Ward excelled when given opportunities last season, injecting grit, physicality, and much-needed youth into the secondary. Drafted in 2023, Ward is now entering the final year of his rookie contract, making this an opportune moment to explore a modest extension before his market value escalates.
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His usage late last season is also significant. Flores’s apparent trust in Ward, even favoring him over Theo Jackson at times, spoke volumes. Turning 26 this summer, Ward embodies the type of younger defensive talent Minnesota should prioritize retaining.
Especially with Harrison Smith’s future in jeopardy, now is the time to lock down Ward.
Manchester United skipper Bruno Fernandes has sent a clear message about the club’s targets
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has set out his aspirations for the club. The team have clinched a Champions League place and currently occupy third spot in the Premier League.
United’s climb up the table has occurred during Michael Carrick’s time in the dugout. The 44-year-old has won 10 of his 14 matches at the helm, building a compelling argument to be handed the role on a permanent basis.
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A significant change the manager is lauded for is reinstating Kobbie Mainoo in midfield after the academy product was sidelined under previous boss Ruben Amorim. The 21-year-old scored the decisive goal against Liverpool at the weekend.
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Bruno Fernandes has been pivotal in transforming the side’s fortunes, recording 12 assists across 14 matches under Carrick. However, the 31-year-old has maintained that qualifying for the Champions League is the minimum expected of United as the captain sets his sights on a future title challenge.
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“We have to be the main character every time and not think, ‘Let’s try to do our best and see what’s coming,’” Fernandes told Gary Neville for Sky Sports. “We have to be the main character in the game and then we will see.
“Sometimes you’re going to struggle, sometimes you won’t, but you have to try to be the main character in the game because you play for a big club and play for a huge place.
“Not where we are at the moment, we want to be in the top four all of the time, that has to be compulsory, but it’s the first place that we want.”
Gary Lineker left baffled
Gary Lineker has admitted his disbelief at Ruben Amorim’s judgment following Kobbie Mainoo’s impressive performance against Liverpool. The midfielder got the decisive goal, leaving Lineker baffled as to why Mainoo failed to earn a single league start under Amorim during the first half of the campaign.
“Kobbie Mainoo, I thought [he] was the star of this game,” Lineker said on The Rest is Football podcast. “I am absolutely bewildered by the fact that he didn’t get a look-in under the previous incumbent. It’s incredible.
“I mean, what? What? I don’t get it at all. And even whatever system you play or anything like that, how can you not see how good that kid is?”
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If you ask different experts across the industry who makes the best hybrid, Ping won’t lack for votes. I’ve personally used a Ping hybrid since the G400 hit the market, and I have no desire to switch. There are other excellent hybrids on the market — PXG and Cobra specifically surprised me this year — but there’s just something about a Ping.
At the Ping Proving Grounds in Scottsdale, Ariz., I had a chance to hit my own personal hybrids (G440s 4- and 5-hybrid) and talk through them with Master Fitter James Lee and Travis Milleman, senior design manager. Here’s what I learned.
Shape
For me, the starting point that makes the hybrids so good is the shape. The Ping hybrids aren’t trying to be small, and they aren’t trying to “look like an iron.” They’re on the larger side, but with a shallower face profile, and they provide tons of confidence. It’s hard to set down the clubhead behind the ball and not feel good about the swing you need to put on it.
Another easy nod for the Ping hybrids is how they sound and feel off the face. The hybrids have never been cursed with the high pitched ringing noise that wasn’t solved in Ping drivers until the G430 line. They’ve always had a loud sound at impact with a bit of a firmer feel that rockets off the face, but it’s never accompanied by a high pitch. It’s a nice crack at impact with a short duration that satisfies even the pickiest of audible concerns.
Performance
As I noted above, I have been playing a Ping hybrid since I started playing golf. The first was a G400 that I bought used for less than $50. I quickly upgraded to a G410, then a G425, G430 and then a G440 at the start of 2025 when the new lineup was launched. I’m also eagerly awaiting the arrival of new woods from Ping early next year, assuming they stick with their normal 2-year cycle.
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For me, every iteration of Ping hybrids has improved in a key area. From G400 to G410, they sounded a bit better; from G410 to G425, ball flight was more consistent with the introduction of Spincistency Technology; and G430 saw a massive ball-speed difference over G425 — enough that many golfers had to go into higher lofted models to maintain the same gapping in the bag. When G440 came along, I didn’t notice a ton of difference in “launch-monitor performance,” but they made one huge change: a progressive face-angle across the lofts. This is massive, and a way that Ping is taking one more thoughtful step before releasing its products.
In the video above, which you can also watch on YouTube below, you hear Travis talking about the Ping team diving into Arccos player data when developing the latest lineup. The key point is that few players used a 2-hybrid and 5-hybrid in the same bag, so why were they designing them the same way? The 2-hybrid player is at higher speeds and longer distances, and they also want something that’s not going to go left. The 5-hybrid player typically struggles a bit more and needs help launching the ball up in the air and getting it to turn over.
With the introduction of the progressive face angle in the new G440 hybrids, Ping controlled those expectations. The 2-hybrid starts the most open and fade biased, leading all the way down to the 7-hybrid that is the most closed at address and helps to launch the ball high and mitigate a right miss. It’s a cool way to direct performance straight to the end user.
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In the recent surge of high-lofted fairway wood use, I’ve been a staunch supporter for more golfers trying out the hybrid, and I’ve recommended Ping to all of them. What’s not to like? Plenty of launch help at lofts where it’s more needed; tons of ball speed; an easier-to-control flight window; and more playability from bad lies. If you’re a player looking to replace an iron, potentially even all the way down to an 8-iron, these clubs are terrific options that make the game easier.
When asked by McAfee about how her swing has changed since she started playing, Korda was quick to credit her swing coach, David Whelan, who she explained has played a critical role in shaping her current swing. Korda also placed emphasis on the early influence of her parents, saying it was a simple swing cue from her dad that has helped her maintain her smooth tempo throughout her career.
“[My parents] spent so many hours with me just working on tempo” Korda said, “that is the one thing they ingrained into my brain. My dad always referred to it as “coca-cola…”
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What started as a simple childhood cue for building rhythm became the foundation of Korda’s entire swing. Her “coca-cola” mantra isn’t about literal timing, but about preventing any sense of rushing. By anchoring her tempo to that easy, two-beat cadence, she developed the sequencing needed to swing smoothly.
“That was the key,” she continued, “It was super simple but it was the key to having a very fluid swing.”
If you want to build this into your swing, start at half speed. Make a few practice swings focusing only on a steady rhythm, not mechanics. Once that feels natural, gradually add speed while maintaining your tempo.
You can use your transition as a checkpoint. If your swing feels jerky or rushed as you start your downswing, your tempo is probably off. Remember, good swings stay smooth through that change of direction.
Before then, scorekeepers were apparently too busy to count anything but points, rebounds and assists.
That means that all those totals on the chart, like Wilt once blocking 16 shots in a playoff game, are unofficial, counted after the fact, not during the game.
So how do you handle a record?
Well, it technically belongs to Wemby after Monday night. That’s just how it works.
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But it also makes you wish you could go back in time and confirm just how good of shot blockers Chamberlain and Russell were.
They deserves spots on a list if they truly did all of that. There’s just not a ton of footage to make this an easier task.
Give Wembanyama all his flowers, for sure. Besides, he may someday block 17 shots in a playoff game. If anyone was ever going to break this Wilt mark, it’d be him.
Oba Femi announced last week that, due to not having an opportunity for a championship, he would be the prize and kickstart an open challenge. The first open challenge was answered by a 330-lb star, who he squashed.
This week on RAW, it was the inaugural Oba Femi open challenge in Omaha, Nebraska. As with every crowd since his debut, The Ruler got a huge reception, indicating just how big a star he has become. In fact, during a period where WWE isn’t considered at its best creatively, Femi is one of the highlights of the entire company. The fact that he retired Brock Lesnar gives him an unmatched level of aura. So to topple that would be a huge deal, and even for established superstars who have been on the roster for years, it would be a massive opportunity, albeit a risky one.
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Oba Femi’s open challenge was first answered by Akira Tozawa. When the Japanese star stepped into the ring, he was full of regret, and Otis, the 330-lb gentle giant, decided to step in instead. The match only lasted for a few minutes, and Femi would end up squashing Otis in his open challenge.
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It was a commendable effort from Otis to step up to the plate, but there is nobody in WWE, not even Roman Reigns, who has as much momentum as Femi does on RAW. It’s interesting to see that WWE has no storyline in place for him, or atleast they’re waiting for Backlash, so the directions are a lot clearer.
It’s a similar situation to what Gunther faced heading into WrestleMania 42. He was too big a star to leave out, and that’s how he ended up in a match against Seth Rollins despite having no history or relationship whatsoever with anyone in The Vision.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola spoke about a disappointing result for his players after a 3-3 draw against Everton
Pep Guardiola told his Manchester City players how good they are after a 3-3 draw with Everton that leaves the title race firmly in Arsenal hands with less than three weeks of the season left. The Blues threw away a lead and had to score twice late on to salvage a draw, but the City manager said that he could not have asked for a better effort at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
A point for City keeps them in the title race but leaves them five behind Arsenal with a game in hand. Even if they win all of their remaining games, they will need the Gunners to drop points in at least one of their four matches left to let City back in at the top.
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City will also need to play better themselves, having conceded three goals in 14 second-half minutes at Everton to see the game turned on its head and needing a huge recovery just to get one point in the end. It was a dispiriting night, but Guardiola did his best to gee his players up ahead of a huge few games coming up for the Blues where they must respond.
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“I said how good they are, how they fought all the time,” said Guardiola. “Brentford, recover and go. And after, Crystal Palace and FA Cup final. Game by game will happen with everyone because the guys who came from the bench did very good things, and see what happens.
“Better effort cannot be possible. The message is the same as the day before. We have four games left that are finals – win the games. We played for that, even with difficulties for many reasons.
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“It’s better the point than no points. It would have been better to win the game than the point. Many things happened, considering the difficulty of the opponent, the incredible aggressive way they play. We had composure in the first half that was exceptional and after that in the second half they made a a step up.
“We made a good process but maybe not the intention we had in the first half. And after that, it is football. We give away the first goal and after the corner that was not a corner, they are so good – David Moyes teams have always been really good with set pieces – and after that the game was open. The second and third goals are outstanding and we take a point.
“I know it was in our hands and Arsenal hands as well and not it is not but we have Brentford on Saturday and we continue and will see what happens.”
There is cause for concern for San Antonio‘s side with Minnesota going 2-1 in the season series. However, Anthony Edwards was one of the biggest reasons why and his status is uncertain. He’ll be available in Game 1, but the load he’ll carry is unknown. He averaged 36.7 points in the three games on 58% shooting, 52% from 3-point range.
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The second-seeded Spurs ousted the Portland Trailblazers 4-1 in the first round. Wembanyama suffered a concussion in the midst of the series and was out for a game dealing with symptoms. All four of the Spurs’ wins were by double digits.
Internet sensation IShowSpeed has once again taken social media by storm — this time with a cricket bat and ball — after a viral video showed him calling out to Virat Kohli in his trademark high-energy style.The clip, reportedly shot in the Caribbean, features Speed attempting a rather unconventional “delivery” before hitting the stumps with a direct throw. What followed, however, grabbed more attention than the act itself.“I might be the greatest. Virat Kohli, call me… ICC call me, Mumbai cricket team call me,” Speed shouted in the video, before doubling down with, “Virat Kohli, bruh, you might need to call me.”The exaggerated confidence and chaotic energy — hallmarks of Speed’s content — instantly resonated online, especially among Indian fans familiar with Kohli’s global stature.WATCH:Viral moment with a Kohli connectionWhile Speed’s technique may not pass cricket’s legal bowling standards, his accuracy in hitting the stumps drew cheers. More importantly, his repeated mention of Kohli highlighted his admiration for the Indian superstar.The intent was clear — he wanted Kohli’s attention.This isn’t the first time Speed has linked himself with the former India captain. During a previous cricket outing, he had jokingly declared, “I’m the best cricket player in the world… they call me Virat Kohli,” further showcasing his fascination with the batter.Who is IShowSpeed?Darren Jason Watkins Jr., popularly known as IShowSpeed, is a 21-year-old American YouTuber, streamer, and rapper with a massive global following of nearly 55 million subscribers. Known for his unpredictable and high-energy content, Speed rose to fame primarily through gaming streams before expanding into real-world content and sports.A passionate fan of Cristiano Ronaldo, Speed has also shown growing interest in cricket. He attended major matches, including India vs Pakistan clashes, and has often reacted emotionally to Kohli’s performances.From gaming screens to cricket fields, Speed continues to blur boundaries — and with his latest viral stunt, he may have just bowled himself into the cricket conversation yet again.
Co-trainer Ben Hayes from Lindsay Park highlighted a significant equipment switch and jockey alteration as reasons behind Tycoon Star’s Morphettville success recently.
The team at Lindsay Park, including Ben, Will and J D Hayes, aims to leverage that performance for a Group 1 breakthrough as Tycoon Star contests The Goodwood (1200m) at Morphettville this Saturday.
For his previous Morphettville appearance, visors were reinstated in Tycoon Star’s gear, complemented by the services of James McDonald.
“I think the visors did the trick,” Ben Hayes said.
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“It was a tough win also as he sat wide throughout and he won quite nicely, but I also got a big kick out of James riding his first winner in South Australia.”
Tycoon Star provided James McDonald with his first South Australian victory, and later on that day he piloted Chris Waller-trained Panova to Group 1 Australasian Oaks glory.
Visors will continue on Tycoon Star heading into The Goodwood, although McDonald is off to the Gold Coast Hollindale Stakes meeting, replaced by Luke Currie.
Tycoon Star copped a rough barrier draw, stuck in the wide outside berth of 16.
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Recent Goodwood results suggest three-year-olds excel, especially after taking the Tobin Bronze Stakes (1200m) as Tycoon Star managed last outing.
Reserve Bank in 2025 and Royal Merchant in 2023 were three-year-olds who pulled off that precise double lately.
“An interesting stat about him, he’s never not run in a Stakes race,” Hayes said.
“He’s been a very good horse, for a long time, running against the best and he’s always been thereabouts.
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“We purposely held him back from the early autumn to target this race and hopefully it can all align and he can run well.”
Hayes pointed out that wins lift spirits, as does a shift in locale.
Having remained in Adelaide since his last success, Tycoon Star has reportedly been in great shape.
“Ash, who has been looking after him, said he has been bright and well and really enjoying it,” Hayes said.
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“We’re really excited and think he’s a genuine chance.
“If he can win that race, he’s got a pretty good (breeding) page behind him, and being Group 1 placed and a Stakes winner as a two-year-old, you never know.
“He’s racing for his future (as a Yulong stallion), but three-year-olds in the Goodwood have a good record.”
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Ajla Tomljanovic vs Leolia Jeanjean preview
Tomljanovic at the Miami Open (Image Source: Getty)
Ajla Tomljanovic will take on French player Leolia Jeanjean in the qualification second round at the Italian Open. The duo will be in action on court number three at the Foro Italico at 10:00 AM local time on Tuesday, May 5 as they look to battle their way into the main draw.
Tomljanovic has struggled to find her winning form in recent tournaments. The Australian made opening round exits in three consecutive tournaments before arriving in Rome, losing to Donna Vekic at the Charleston Open and going down against Dalma Galfi and Sara Sorribes at the Madrid Open and a WTA 125 event in La Bisbal d’Empordà respectively.
However, the 32-year-old snapped her losing streak on Monday, ousting Marta Lombardini at the Italian Open in straight sets.
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Meanwhile, Jean delivered an impressive performance at the Madrid Open last month, moving past Rebeka Masarova and Oksana Selekhmeteva to enter the round of 64, where she fell short against two-time Grand Slam champion Coco Gauff. In Rome, the Frenchwoman began her campaign against compatriot Diane Parry, defeating the 15th seed 6-1, 7-6(0).
Ajla Tomljanovic vs Leolia Jeanjean head-to-head record
Jeanjean in action at the Mutua Madrid Open (Image Source: Getty)
Tomljanovic and Jeanjean have never faced each other on the WTA Tour. Their upcoming meeting in Rome will mark their first clash against each other.
Ajla Tomljanovic vs Leolia Jeanjean odds
Player Name
Moneyline
Handicap Bets
Total Games
Ajla Tomljanovic
-160
-2.5 (-118)
Over 21.5 (-118)
Leolia Jeanjean
+120
+2.5 (-120)
Under 21.5 (-120)
(Odds sourced from BetMGM)
Ajla Tomljanovic vs Leolia Jeanjean prediction
Tomljanovic at the Mutua Madrid Open (Image Source: Getty)
Going into the upcoming clash between Ajla Tomljanovic and Leolia Jeanjean at the Italian Open, the Australian will be the favorite for the win. Despite her recent dip in form, the 32-year-old’s extensive experience on court, which includes three quarterfinals finishes at Grand Slam events, will tip the scales in her favor on Tuesday.
Pick: Ajla Tomljanovic to win in straight sets.
Ajla Tomljanovic vs Leolia Jeanjean betting tips
Tip 1: Both players to win at least one game.
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Tip 2: Tomljanovic to win at least one set 7-5 or better.
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