Angel Jiminez

Jimenez hit a terrible 3rd shot on the 17th hole which landed close to the Stone Wall at the British Open. The only way to get it onto the green was to hit the shot off of the stone wall. What? Jiminez hit this amazing...

Europe Favourites to win back trophy Europe 13/8 to wear Welsh Red Westwood & Rory Tipped to Be The Ryder Cup Hero Ryder Cup 2010 Betting 4/6 Europe 11/1 Tie 6/4 USA Europe are odds on favourites to wrestle back the Ryder Cup when they meet USA at Celtic Manor next week. Colin Montgomeries team are 4/6 with Paddy Power with the visitors 6/4 and a 14-14 tie at 11/1. As so often though, the three day tournament could be set to be another closely fought battle with the 14 13 scoreline the shortest price correct score at 10/1 for both teams. But so big is the Ryder Cup it isnt just about the golf. Theres the patriotic crowds roaring on their home team, the WAGs and the mystery of the team outfits. Paddy Power are betting on the colour of the shirts on Day One (Welsh red is 13/8 favourite for Europe), who will have the honour of Europes first drive in front of a fiery Welsh crowd (Rory McIlroy 4/1) and the likeliest European to first celebrate by repeating Darren Clarkes downing of a pint four years ago. Vice-captain Clarke is 5/2 to repeat his memorable feat with US Open champion Graeme McDowell 5/1. Paddy Power Money-Back Special A Free Ryde! If your fourball, foursome or singles match selection loses before the 16th hole Paddy Power will refund your losing single match bet. Terms & Conditions: Applies to mach betting only. Available for fourballs, foursomes and singles matches. Max Refund /200 per customer/bet. Does not apply to in-running bets. Paddy Power golf rules apply. Heroes & Villians Who Will Hole The Winning Putt 14-1 Westwood, McIlroy 16-1 McDowell, Harrington, Kaymer 16-1 Poulter, Fisher 18-1 Donald, E Molinari 22-1 F Molinari 25-1 Jimenez 28-1 Hanson 14-1 Woods 16-1 Mickelson 18-1 Kuchar, Furyk, Stricker 20-1 D Johnson, Mahan 25-1 Overton; Watson Top European Scorer 5-1 McIlroy 6-1 Westwood 13-2 Kaymer 15-2 McDowell 9-1 Poulter, Donald 10-1 Harrington 11-1 E Molinari, Fisher 12-1 F Molinari 16-1 Jimenez 25-1 Hanson Top US Points Scorer 4-1 Woods 9-2 Stricker 6-1 Mickelson 15-2 Furyk 10-1 Cink, Kuchar, D Johnson, Mahan 12-1 Z Johnson 14-1 Fowler 20-1 Watson 30-1 Overton Top Overall Points Scorer 15-2 Woods 10-1 McIlroy 11-1 mickelson, Stricker, Westwood 12-1 Kaymer 14-1 Furyk 18-1 Donald, E Molinari, Poulter, McDowell, Harrington, D Johnson 20-1 Kuchar 22-1 cink, Mahan 25-1 Fisher, Fowler, Z Johnson, F Molinari 33-1 Jimenez, Watson 50-1 Overton, Hanson Top Wildcard Scorer 7-4 Woods 5-1 Donald 11-2 E Molinari, Cink 6-1 Harrington 13-2 Z Johnson 10-1 Fowler Stage Winners & Leaders Europe / USA / Tie Leading After Day One 5/6 6/4 5/1 Leading After Day Two 4/5 11/8 13/2 To Win Singles 10/11 6/5 13/2 To Win Day 1 Foursomes 6/5 13/8 13/5 To Win Day 1 Fourballs 11/8 6/4 5/2 To Win Day 2 Foursomes 6/5 13/8 13/5 To Win Day 2 Fourballs 11/8 6/4 5/2 Who Will Win The First Hole 7/2 Europe 4/1 USA 4/9 Tie Paddy Power Ryder Cup Specials Who will hit Europes opening drive 7/2 McIlroy 4/1 McDowell 5/1 Westwood 11/2 Kaymer 8/1 Poulter 10/1 Donald 10/1 Harrington 18/1 E Molinari 18/1 F Molinari 20/1 Fisher 28/1 Jimenez 50/1 Hanson Shirt Colours On Day One Colour of Europes shirts? 13/8 Red 7/4 Dark Blue/Navy 7/2 Yellow 9/2 White 8/1 Light Blue 10/1 Black 12/1 Green 14/1 Purple 16/1 Orange 16/1 Pink Colour of USAs shirts? 9/4 Yellow 5/2 White 4/1 Light Blue 9/2 Dark Blue/Navy 9/2 Purple 8/1 Red 10/1 Black 10/1 Pink 12/1 Green 16/1 Orange Doing A Dazza Which European will do a Darren Clarke and first down a pint in the TV Celebrations? Or will it be the vice captain himself? 5/2 Darren Clarke 5/1 Paul McGinley, Thomas Bjorn, Graeme McDowell 7/1 Lee Westwood 12/1 Ian Poulter, Miguel Angel Jiminez, Colin Montgomerie 16/1 Peter Hanson, Rory McIlroy 20/1 Francesco Molinari, Edoardo Molinari, Ross Fisher, Martin Kaymer, Padraig Harrington 25/1 Luke Donald

Europe remain odds-on 4/6 favourites with Paddy Power following Corey Pavins announcement that Stewart Cink, Zach Johnson and Rickie Fowler will join Tiger Woods in making up his US Ryder Cup team. Woods, who has a forgettable Ryder Cup record of 11 points from 25 matches, is just 7/2 with Paddy Power to score most US points at Celtic Manor. Ryder Cup Winner 4/6 Europe 11/1 Tie 6/4 USA Top US Points Scorer 7/2 Tiger Woods 5/1 Steve Stricker 6/1 Phil Mickelson 6/1 Jim Fuyk 10/1 Dustin Johnson 10/1 Stewart Cink 11/1 Hunter Mahan 12/1 Matt Kuchar 12/1 Zach Johnson 14/1 Rickie Fowler 18/1 Bubba Watson 30/1 Jeff Overton Top European Points Scorer 9/2 Rory McIlroy 5/1 Lee Westwood 15/2 Graeme McDowell 9/1 Padraig Harrington 9/1 Martin Kaymer 9/1 Ross Fisher 10/1 Ian Poulter 12/1 Luke Donald 12/1 Francesco Molinari 12/1 Edoardo Molinari 16/1 Peter Hanson 16/1 Miguel Angel Jiminez 18/1 Molinari brothers to win four points out of four as a pairing Ryder Cup Winning Putt 14/1 Rory McIlroy 14/1 Tiger Woods 14/1 Lee Westwood 16/1 Graeme McDowell 16/1 Phil Mickelson 16/1 Ian Poulter 16/1 Padraig Harrington 16/1 Martin Kaymer 16/1 Ross Fisher 18/1 Matt Kuchar 18/1 Jim Furyk 18/1 Steve Stricker 18/1 Edoardo Molinari 18/1 Luke Donald 20/1 Dustin Johnson 20/1 Hunter Mahan 22/1 Francesco Molinari 25/1 Miguel Angel Jiminez 25/1 Bubba Watson 25/1 Jeff Overton 28/1 Peter Hanson

Tom Edrington AHN Sports Reporter Newport, Wales, United Kingdom (AHN) The nightmare of Saturday evening turned into a dreadful reality Sunday in the rain and sunshine at Celtic Manor for the U.S. Ryder Cup team. An inspired European team turned the tide of the competition and takes a commanding 9 1-2 to 6 1-2 lead into the 12 singles matches to be staged in the first-ever Monday finale for this historic competition. The Americans were simply buried during the two alternate shot and four best-ball matches that started Saturday evening and concluded after a brief rain delay Sunday. The Europeans won five of the six matches and tied the other and need only five points from the singles matches to regain the Cup. The United States team will have to regroup and hope it can pull off a miraculous rally reminiscient of the miracle comeback at Brookline in 1999 that was inspired by then captain Ben Crenshaw. The U.S. won the first six matches in the singles that final day in 99 and won eight of the first 10 to win the Cup. This time, the U.S. will have to come up with five and a half points on Monday that would forge a tie and allow the Americans to keep the Cup with 14 total points. The faces of the team captains reflected the situations for their respective squads. Colin Montgomerie was ear-to-ear smiles as his team played with the passion he hoped it would find. It was a huge momentum swing to the European side. It was indeed, Montgomerie said. You have to have 12 guys to win this thing. This format did favor Europe. My objective was to get into the singles matches at 8-all, said Montgomerie, who watched the Molinari brothers, Francesco and Edoardo take away a U.S. opportunity for a single point in the final match at the final hole. The Molinaris were one-down standing on the 18th tee to Matt Kuchar and Stewart Cink. All four players had short wedge shots to the green at the par five and after Cink and Kuchar hit unimpressive shots, Francesco his a remarkable shot that stopped just inside four feet from the hole. He made the putt, got the half point and sent the pro-European crowd into a frenzy. You have to give them (the Molinaris) credit, their captain said after the putt. It was fantastic for us. The entire day was fantastic for Montys squad. It started with a total wipeout of the Tiger Woods-Steve Stricker team by Lee Westwood and Luke Donald. The European duo won 6-and-5 giving Woods his worst-ever loss in Ryder Cup competition. The other alternate shot match saw Zach Johnson and Hunter Mahan beaten 3-and-1 by the Irish duo of Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell. In the best ball, nothing turned out well. Phil Mickelson stayed winless in this event. He and Rickie Fowler lost to Ian Poulter and Martin Kaymer, 2-and-1. Jim Furyk and Dustin Johnson both remained winless when they lost to Paddy Harrington and Ross Fisher, 2-and-1. Even team rookie for the U.S. Bubba Watson and Jeff Overton were beaten, 2-up on the final hole by Miguel Angel Jiminez and Peter Hanson. Only Cink and Kuchar prevented the dreaded goose-egg. The look on American captain Corey Pavins face told the other side of the story. Pavin looked on grim and expressionless and uninspired as he watched Kuchar and Cink lose the final hole. Were still okay, Pavin insisted. Im really proud of the guys. They hung tough. They know what they have to do. We wont talk much. Theyll figure out what they have to do and come out and do it. To do it the play will have to be superb and the rally furious for the U.S. team, like the one staged 11 years ago at Brookline. But momentum going into the 12 singles finals is clearly on the European side and the huge crowd has grown louder and louder as the European lead swelled. Momentum, said Montgomerie, is the key in these matches. Article AHN All Rights Reserved

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