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The main draw of the Wimbledon Championship starts on July 1st at the historic All England Club in Wimbledon, London. We’ve been tracking the odds for all competitors across a number of top sportsbooks since they first became available, and have charted them in the graphs and tables below. Bookmark this page and visit it regularly to see how the odds for the top contenders ebb and flow as Wimbledon approaches.

 

Wimbledon Men’s Singles Top Contenders

  • [July 12] Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer will meet in the Wimbledon Men’s Singles Finals with Djokovic as the -190 favorite
  • [July 10] Into the final four, Roberto Bautista Agut offers huge value to upset the Big Three at odds of +3300
  • [July 8] The gap between the Big Three and the field is widening after Milos Raonic was sent packing in the round of 16. Sam Querrey is now fourth-favorite, but at long average odds of +3700
  • [July 6] There is now a three-way tie for the fifth favorite, all with odds of +4000 in David Goffin, Sam Querrey and Matteo Berrettini
  • [July 4] Djokovic has now entered odds-on territory with odds of -120 to win the Wimbledon Men’s Singles. After the big three, each of Milos Raonic and Felix Auger Aliassime round out the top five favorites
  • [July 2] After the first round, Novak Djokovic now has even-money odds to win the Wimbledon Men’s Singles

It’s no surprise to see Novak Djokovic’s name here, as the Serbian sensation has won three of the last five Wimbledon championships. Djokovic has been on a roll in 2019, cruising to a straight-set win over Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open to capture the event for the seventh time in his storied career.

2019 Wimbledon Men’s Singles Odds

Player Odds
Novak Djokovic -179
Roger Federer +159

*Closing odds taken July 12, 2019. 

Keep an eye on Alexander Zverev. The German pro was a mainstay in the ATP Top 5 throughout 2018 and fared well at the 2019 Australian Open, where he reached the fourth round before bowing out to Milos Raonic.

Andy Murray should benefit from plenty of support from the home crowd once again in 2019. The fan-favorite was born in Glasgow and lives in Oxshott, less than an hour away from London.

Past 10 Wimbledon Men’s Singles Champions

Year Winner
2018 Novak Djokovic
2017 Roger Federer
2016 Andy Murray
2015 Novak Djokovic
2014 Novak Djokovic
2013 Andy Murray
2012 Roger Federer
2011 Novak Djokovic
2010 Rafael Nadal
2009 Roger Federer

No one has had more success at Wimbledon in the Open Era than Roger Federer. The Swiss Maestro has won the tournament eight times and captured five consecutive titles from 2003 to 2007.

Wimbledon Men’s Singles Championships By Country

The US has a long way to go to catch up to the UK, which has won 37 Wimbledon titles since 1877. The last Brit to hoist the Gentleman’s Singles Trophy was Andy Murray, who won his second Wimbledon title in 2016.

2019 Wimbledon Women’s Singles Top Contenders

  • [July 11] After her semifinals win, Serena Williams has become the odds-on favorite win her 24th Grand Slam with average odds of -190 to win Wimbledon
  • [July 9] As she eyes a record-tying 24th Grand Slam win, Serena Williams is now even-money odds
  • [July 8] Serena Williams has taken over as top favorite after Ashleigh Barty and Karolina Pliskova were knocked out in the round of 16
  • [July 6] Simona Halep’s average odds were slashed drastically from +1800 to +800 after her third round win
  • [July 4] 15-year-old Cori Gauff is into the third round. Her odds have been slashed from +4000 after round one, to +700 after round two
  • [July 2] Karolina Pliskova has emerged as a top favorite with Ashleigh Barty with odds of +450
  • [May 6] Based off recent performances, we’ve seen some shortening in odds among some of the mid-tier competitors. Belinda Bencic has shortened from +4000 to +3250, while Anett Kontaveit has moved from +5800 to +5000.

Serena Williams opened as the early favorite which isn’t surprising, although she has had trouble winning slams recently. Could it be time to take a flyer on a longhsot?

2019 Wimbledon Women’s Singles Odds

Player Odds
Serena Williams -176
Simona Halep +156

*Closing odds taken July 11, 2019. 

No one has been hotter lately than Naomi Osaka, who picked up back-to-back Grand Slam championships at the 2018 US Open and 2019 Australian Open. It was quite a feat for a player who was ranked 68th in the world when 2018 began.

Maria Sharapova opened at +1400 despite the fact that she hasn’t won a Grand Slam since 2014 and won for the first – and only – time at Wimbledon in 2004.

Past 10 Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champions

Year Winner
2018 Angelique Kerber
2017 Garbine Muguruza
2016 Serena Williams
2015 Serena Williams
2014 Petra Kvitova
2013 Marion Bartoli
2012 Serena Williams
2011 Petra Kvitova
2010 Serena Williams
2009 Serena Williams

Wimbledon has been a true home-away-from-home for the Williams Sisters. Venus and Serena have combined to win 12 Wimbledon singles championships and six doubles championships since the turn of the century.

Wimbledon Women’s Singles Championships By Country

Wimbledon may be a British tournament, but it’s been dominated by the US since 1905, when May Sutton won her first of two titles. The last American to claim the Ladies’ Singles Plate was Serena Williams, who stood tall at center court in 2016.


Archived Wimbledon Odds: 2018