It has been a season dominated by the big four with Novak Djokovic the undisputed king of the court for 2011. Injuries and absentees have marred the post-US Open events but there is still the little matter of the ATP World Tour Finals to contest. The action gets under way on Sunday, November 20, so which one of the quartet will hold all the aces in London? (Roger Federer 15/8 fav Tournament Outright).

Tiger Woods is the star attraction at the Australian Open in Sydney this week but don’t expect the former world number one to finally return to winning ways Down Under (11/1 outright) with big-hitting Dustin Johnson (16/1) among several top players aiming for glory.

Another sensational weekend of sport has come and gone and it is time to take a look at what we may or may not have learnt from the past 48 hours of action.

Andy Murray returns to action this week as he prepares to defend his Rogers Cup title in Montreal. The Canadian event has attracted a stellar field with the US Open on the horizon and so, with the world’s top four players set for a run-out, can the Scot win again? (Murray 5/1 Tournament Outright)

Australia is all set to hold its first ever World Snooker ranking event, with the Australian Goldfields Open kicking-off on Monday and Neil Robertson is sure to be the main draw in his home country.

Andy Murray’s form could not be better going into Wimbledon after he wowed the Queen’s Club crowd to clinch the title for a second time this week – but has the Scot peaked too soon again? (Murray 6/1 – Men’s Outright Tournament Winner).

Andy Murray’s season began well with an appearance in the Australian Open final, but he has suffered an alarming slump in form following a heavy defeat to Novak Djokovic in Melbourne. The Scot (28/1 to win 2011 French Open) is also looking for a new coach and there is much to ponder for the Brit as the clay-court season approaches…..can he win a Grand Slam this year?

Andy Murray’s latest defeat means he has failed to win a set of tennis in three matches since losing in the final of the Australian Open back in January. Is it just a blip or a worrying sign that all might not be well with the British number one? (Murray 6/1 to win Wimbledon).

Andy Murray is back in action this week at the World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam and will face Marcos Baghdatis in his opening match on Wednesday. It is a swift return for the Scot who suffered the disappointment of a straight sets defeat to Novak Djokovic in the final of the Australian Open. How will he respond to his latest defeat? (Murray 1/5 to beat Baghdatis).

With the weekend fast approaching you might be thinking about what your plans are to occupy those days off before the dreaded return to work on Monday morning. As usual, sport will more than likely form a big part of the weekend and we have picked out what we feel are the top five bets to hopefully increase your beer funds over the next two days.