Wimbledon is where the most famous and most prestigious takes place Tennis Tournament the years. You can find out who, according to our bookmakers, have the best chances at the Wimbledon Championships and what you can look forward to in the 137th edition of the tournament in the wet check.
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At the men’s tournament, Rafael Nadal, who has missed the entire grass season, is considered a big absentee. The Mallorcan has been able to train well in the last few weeks and is preparing for the Olympic Games, which will be held on clay in Paris. Last year’s finalist Novak Djokovic (betting odds: 4.20) managed to be fit in time after his meniscus injury and required knee surgery and will be in Wimbledon front. The Serbian devil can do anything again at Wimbledon. In any case, the competition should be warned. Scottish crowd favorite Andy Murray, who won in London in 2013 and 2016, will also take part in the tournament for the last time after back surgery and is likely to do so in both singles and doubles with his brother Jamie. But your favorites are other people.
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz (betting odds: 3.45) is one of the hottest stocks to win after his victory at the French Open. You can also expect great things from the new world number one Jannik Sinner, who is rated even stronger by our bookmakers (betting odds: 2.90) and still has a score to settle with Wimbledon anyway. Last year, South Tyrone obviously failed in the semi-finals because of Novak Djokovic. Since then his game has greatly improved, he won his first grass tournament in Halle and is now going for his first title at Wimbledon. Alexander Zverev (betting odds: 18.00) has bounced back from his five-set defeat against Carlos Alcaraz at the French Open and is looking to launch the next assault on his first Grand Slam title at tennis’s oldest tournament on world. The Hamburg native can certainly be trusted.
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We can also expect an exciting competition for the women with some promising candidates. Our bookies are expecting a tight fight between the winner of the Australian Open Aryna Sabalenka (betting winner: 4.40) and the exceptional Polish athlete and world number one Iga Swiatek (betting odds: 4.30), who won the Open of France this year. The 23-year-old has been chasing a Wimbledon victory for years and has often failed due to nerves in recent years.
Elena Rybakina (betting odds: 6.50), who can handle Wimbledon’s hallowed turf well and could win there in 2022, should also have a good chance. Coco Gauff (betting odds: 7.50) should also have a good chance. on your list, as would former number one Naomi Osaka (betting odds: 17.00) and two-time champion Ons Jabeur (betting odds: 15.00) as well as defending champion Marketa Vondrousova (betting odds: 40.00) , who won 6:4 and 6:4 against Jabeur the previous season.
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In the case of men, some other promising candidates are Hubert Hurkacz (betting balance: 17.00), Jack Draper (like betting: 23.00), Alex de Minaur (betting bodies: 27.00), Daniil Medvedev (betting balance: 35.00ini ) and Matteo Berrett (betting odds: 43.00). British fans are particularly looking forward to the 22-year-old Draper, who can handle this surface superbly. In Stuttgart he defeated Berrettini in three sets in the final and in London he failed only in the quarter-finals against Tommy Paul after knocking Carlos Alcaraz out of the competition with a two-set victory in a strong round of 16 duel. US boy Tommy Paul (betting odds: 43.00), who won at Queen’s last time, and Grigor Dimitrov (betting odds: 45.00) should also be expected to feature.
For the women, the very young Mirra Andreeva (betting odds: 26.00) is a player who wants to attack completely this season. After starting last year at Wimbledon, where she failed in the round of 16 against Madison Keys (betting odds: 21.00), the next step is to take place in 2024. For the women, you can also look forward to Angelique Kerber’s return to Wimbledon (betting odds: 500.00). The now 36-year-old celebrated her best success at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in 2018 and was crowned Wimbledon champion. Can “Angie” show her best tennis again at the site where she won the most?
Austria at Wimbledon
Only Sebastian Ofner is competing in the main field for Austria. Dominic Thiem did not receive a wild card and will no longer participate in Wimbledon in his final season. Recently, Ofner showed strong lawn tennis and even reached the final in Mallorca, where he then lost 3:6 and 4:6 against the Chilean Alejandro Tabilo. If Ofner survives round one against Australian Aleksandar Vukic, you would likely be waiting for a duel with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in round two. Does the Styrian clearly oppose the Spanish superstar?
of Switzerland at Wimbledon
Stan Wawrinka and Dominic Stricker should pull the coals out of the fire for Switzerland. In round one, the reigning champion and three-time Carnain winner will face British qualifier Charles Broom. After a six-month injury layoff due to back problems, Stricker will face strong Frenchman Arthur Fils in the first round. In the women’s category, Viktorija Golubic has to face the German Jule Niemeier. Can the Swiss hopefuls spring a surprise at Wimbledon?
Germans at Wimbledon
In addition to the exceptional athlete Alexander Zverev, our bookmakers have the most confidence in Jan-Lennard Struff. Yannick Hanfmann has an almost impossible task. In round one we will be up against none other than the current world number one, Jannik Sinner. Dominik Koepfer canceled his participation in the grass competition one day before it started. Unfortunately, an ankle injury makes it impossible to start at Wimbledon. Maximilian Marterer is considered an outsider against Roberto Bautista Agut, Daniel Altmaier expects a close duel with Arthur Fery. Angelique Kerber is considered an outsider at Wimbledon. Can the remaining German athletes convince in London?