National Bank Open Presented by Rogers Betting Odds and Match Previews for August 2, 2025, Men's Singles
In 15 tournaments this year, Zverev has gone 33-14 and has won one title. The 26-year-old Cerundolo, who is still looking for his first tournament title of 2025, is 31-17 so far this year.
With the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers having five matches today, stay on top of the most current betting trends with our preview below.
Tennis odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Saturday at 1:13 AM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.
Today's matches at the National Bank Open Presented by Rogers
Odds to win the 2025 National Bank Open Presented by Rogers
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
USA Today
7 minutes ago
- USA Today
Watch record-breaking motorcycle jump: Motocross daredevil Colby Raha soars into history
Colby Raha broke the world record, previously held by Seth Enslow, for longest motorcycle jump as thousands looked on at the Sturgis Rally. STURGIS, SOUTH DAKOTA — Sturgis Motocross daredevil Colby Raha made history on Aug. 2 when he broke the Harley-Davidson distance jump world record, landing a 205-foot jump as thousands of fans cheered on. Raha, 30, shattered the world record on the second day of the 85th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally at the Thunderdome as he zoomed about 80 miles per hour toward a jump ramp. The motorcycle rally is held in the western South Dakota town, and takes place over 10 days. "You don't see anyone else lining up to do this," said Raha, before attempting to break the 15-year record previously held by motorcyclist and stunt performer Seth Enslow. Enslow had owned the record since 2010, when he rode a modified Harley-Davidson XR1200 Sportster and made a world record jump of 183.7 feet in Australia. The jump was first benchmarked by Evel Knievel, a stunt performer and entertainer, in 1975. X Games adds new twist: An artificial intelligence judge for snowboard event After four attempts, Raha successfully soared 205 feet on a 550 pound V-Twin Harley-Davidson Sportster. "This jump at the Thunderdome in Sturgis channeled the spirit of Evel Knievel, an absolute legend of the sport. And I'm beyond stoked to have landed it as part of my Record Breakers event,' Raha said. 'It was a dream to push the limits at the Thunderdome, and I felt really dialed in the whole time. I'm grateful for the support from Rockstar Energy and all the partners who helped make this world record attempt possible.' Raha is known for his debut in 2017, when he won gold at the X Games in Minneapolis for the QuarterPipe High Air. He's earned 11 more medals since competing in the X Games. Contributing: Thao Nguyen, USA TODAY
USA Today
7 minutes ago
- USA Today
Noah Lyles taunted Kenny Bednarek as he won 200 at U.S. track and field championships
EUGENE, OR – Noah Lyles had something to say after winning gold in the men's 200 meters at the U.S. track and field championships. Lyles ran a world-leading 19.63 to get the gold in the 200, but he had to work for it. Lyles was behind Kenny Bednarek at the turn. He pulled even with him with roughly 10 meters remaining. Lyles turned to look at Bednarek as he ran past him with only five meters remaining and continued to stare him down after he crossed the finish line first. Bednarek retaliated by giving Lyles a slight push before the two shook hands. 'Noah is gonna be Noah. If he wants to stare me down that fine,' Bednarek said after the race. 'I'm very confident I can beat him. What he said doesn't matter. It's just what he did. It's unsportsmanlike (expletive) and I don't deal with that.' Sha'Carri Richardson fails to advance to final round of 200 just days after arrest Lyles didn't comment when asked what compelled him to taunt Bednarek. 'It felt really good,' Lyles said following the win. 'If they ain't gonna beat me now, they ain't gonna beat me ever.' It's Lyles fifth national championship in the 200. Lyles said he had no doubt he would be victorious with roughly 80 meters left. 'We came off the turn and I saw how far Kenny was and I was like, 'As long as I can keep him in my pocket then I can catch him,'' Lyles explained. 'We got to the straight away, we passed the 60 meters left mark and I'm like, 'Yeah, I'm coming for him.' He ran out of energy and he ran out of momentum and mine was just starting to hit it.' The 200 has always been Lyles' marquee event despite being the defending world champion in both the 100 and 200 and the Olympic champion in the 100. Noah Lyles vs. Kenny Bednarek didn't disappoint in a tense 200m. 🍿📺 NBC & Peacock USA TODAY Sports was on the ground for the final day of action at the U.S. track and field championships. Here are the highlights from the competition: Melissa Jefferson-Wooden leaves no doubt in women's 200 Jefferson-Wooden is a national champion in both the 100 and 200. Jefferson-Wooden ran a personal-best 21.84 to win gold in the 200. She was the only sprinter to run sub-22 seconds in the race. 'It's something I've been working toward,' Jefferson-Wooden said after winning the sprint double. 'I'm excited. I get to say I completed the double at the U.S. championships, which is very hard by the way. It's not easy.' Melissa Jefferson-Wooden dominates the 200m to become the first athlete since 2003 to complete the 100m/200m double at nationals. 😲📺 NBC & Peacock Anavia Battle took second, running a season-best 22.13. Gabby Thomas barely got the third and final qualifying spot, running a 22.20 in a photo finish for third place. Valarie Allman remains undefeated this season Allman continued her dominant run in the discus. She tossed 234 feet, 5 inches to win gold. Her mark was over 20 feet better than all other competitors. Allman is undefeated in two seasons. She hasn't lost since the 2023 world championships. The two-time-Olympic champion heads to the world championships as the No.1 ranked discus thrower in the world. Donavan Brazier wins exciting 800 Brazier was in fourth after the first lap, but sprinted past the pack during the final 60 meters to win the men's 800 with a personal-best time of 1:42.16 Cooper Lutkenhaus placed second and broke the under-18 world record (1:42.27) in the process. Donavan Brazier is BACK! High schooler Cooper Lutkenhaus breaks the U18 world record with a 1:42.27 in second! 😱📺 NBC & Peacock Dalilah Muhammad earns national title The 35-year-old crossed the finish line first in the women's 400-meter hurdles to win her first national championship since 2019 and fifth overall. Muhammad won gold in the 400-meter hurdles at the 2016 Olympics. She's said this will be her last year of competition. Track legend Dalilah Muhammad punches her ticket to the world championships with a victory in the 400m hurdles! 🙌📺 NBC & Peacock Follow USA TODAY Sports' Tyler Dragon on X @TheTylerDragon.
Fox Sports
an hour ago
- Fox Sports
TBT 2025 Championship Recap: Aftershocks Top Eberlein Drive To Claim Title
The Basketball Tournament TBT 2025 Championship Recap: Aftershocks Top Eberlein Drive To Claim Title Published Aug. 3, 2025 6:49 p.m. ET share facebook x reddit link The Basketball Tournament has officially crowned a new champion, with Aftershocks (Wichita State's alumni team) walking away with the $1 million winner-take-all prize on Sunday after defeating Eberlein Drive by double digits. Here's a recap of Sunday night's TBT action! Aftershocks 82, Eberlein Drive 67 Aftershocks was the first and last team to score on Sunday en route to winning the 2025 TBT title. It jumped out to a 12-point lead in the first quarter with ease, but Eberlein Drive fired back with a 12-0 run to knot things up at 18-all late in the frame. It was a one-point game, 21-20, heading into the second quarter, where Eberlein Drive took its first lead of the game. It was short-lived, however, as Aftershocks went on a 12-0 run of its own to get back in the driver's seat. It was a back-and-forth battle to close out the first half. Aftershocks took a nine-point lead into the break, 46-37. Eberlein Drive kept things close to start the second half but was never able to find a rhythm. It pulled within five points, 55-50, with roughly four minutes left in the third quarter but never truly threatened Aftershocks. Both teams combined for only 13 points in the fourth quarter before the Elam Ending — the tournament's alternate ending, in which the game clock is shut off in the fourth quarter and a target score is set. The first team to 82 would win it all. After a hard-fought final frame, Marcus Keene sunk a free throw for Aftershocks to seal the win. ADVERTISEMENT Keene's game-winner marked his seventh during an Elam Ending, passing Jamil Wilson (six) for the most in TBT history. Keene, who was named TBT 2025 MVP, led all players with 22 points on 50% shooting. What's more, he left the door open for a potential return to the tournament next year if Aftershocks participate again. Junathaen Watson led Eberlein Drive with 14 points. Want great stories delivered right to your inbox? Create or log in to your FOX Sports account, follow leagues, teams and players to receive a personalized newsletter daily ! share
