The next big tennis grand slam has arrived, as the 2025 Wimbledon tournament has fired off in London. The biggest female tennis stars will hope to lift the hardware when it’s all said and done, with Aryna Sabalenka coming in as the odds-on favorite to win.

Sabalenka is easily one of the best players in women’s tennis, but this is a grand slam that has to this point eluded her. Her odds also indicate she’s no sure thing, which could make coming away with winning tennis picks a bit harder compared to betting on the Men’s Wimbledon winner.

Need help sifting through the madness? Join me as I inspect the latest Women’s Wimbledon odds and work my way to a winner prediction.

Wimbledon Women’s Schedule

• June 30-July 1: 1st Round
• July 2-3: 2nd Round
• July 4-5: 3rd Round
• July 6-7: 4th Round
• July 8-9: Quarterfinals
• July 10: Semifinals
• July 12: Final

Where to Watch The Women’s Wimbledon?

Anyone looking to watch Wimbledon in 2025 can tune into ABC or ESPN for the marquee matches. In addition, you can view Wimbledon matches on ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, and the Tennis Channel. You can also view Wimbledon matches on various streaming platforms.

2024 Women’s Wimbledon Results

Last year’s Wimbledon title went to Barbora Krejcikova, who defeated Jasmine Paolini in three sets. It was a reasonably tight final, with Krejcikova taking an early 1-0 lead after winning the first set, 6-2.

Paolini tied things up with a 6-2 win in the second set, but lost the final set, 6-4, to give the title to Krejcikova. It was Barbora’s first Wimbledon championship, while both women reached the final for the first time in their respective careers.

The big win was the crowning achievement for the 29-year old Krejcikova, who has never advanced past the quarterfinals in the Australian Open or the US Open, but claimed a French Open title in 2021.

Krejcikova’s win was a reminder of just how unpredictable this event is for the women’s side, as we haven’t seen a repeat winner since Serena Williams won two consecutive titles in 2015 and 2016.

Women’s Wimbledon Odds

Check out the latest Women’s Wimbledon odds, courtesy of the top sports betting sites:

There is a lot of nice value no matter how you plan on betting on Wimbledon this year. Aryna Sabalenka can easily be debated as the best female tennis player, but her +250 odds don’t scream “guaranteed winner”. That said, this price is absurd for the top talent in such a big tourney.

While Sabalenka is tough to ignore at that price, she’s far from alone. Elena Rybakina and Mirra Andreeva are very interesting bets due to their talent and rising stardom, while Coco Gauff is fresh off of winning the 2025 French Open.

Iga Swiatek’s 2025 form hasn’t been what we’ve come to expect, but in terms of talent and past success, she is a killer value at her +800 price tag. Naturally, there are a lot of ways to go here, but my goal is to highlight the preferred bets.

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Women’s Wimbledon Favorites

The following players are considered the odds-on favorites to win the 2025 Women’s Wimbledon tournament: 

Aryna Sabalenka (+250)

Sabalenka is already out of the first round after easily dispatching Carson Branstine in the first round. She has the best odds thanks to reaching the 2025 French Open final, while the 27-year old has won two grand slam events already in her career.

Sabalenka is still seeking out a trophy at Wimbledon, even though she hasn’t had much luck here. Her best showing came in 2023 when she got to the semifinals, however, and she’s enjoying a stellar 2025 campaign that has her ranked #1 in the world.

A big part of that ranking was an amazing 2024 run that netted Sabalenka two major titles, and so far in 2025 she’s reached the finals in two grand slams, and secured two more singles titles.

There are no guarantees in women’s tennis – and Wimbledon has been especially volatile – but Sabalenka is in fantastic form and has the easiest path to the final thanks to being the #1 overall seed.

Elena Rybakina (+550)

There is a price jump from the #1 seed to Elena Rybakina. Unlike Sabalenka, however, Rybakina has actually been within striking distance of a Wimbledon title; in fact, she won the whole thing in 2022.

Was that just another example of how random Wimbledon has been on the women’s side? Perhaps, but the 26-year old has still been a mainstay of the grand slams, as she got to the Australian Open final in 2023 and advanced to the quarterfinals of the French Open last year.

In 2025, Rybakina battled back against a plethora of early exits to win the Internationaux de Strasbourg. She followed that up with a solid run to the fourth round of the 2025 French Open. The combination of talent, 2025 form, and past success in this event is intriguing, but if there is a Women’s Wimbledon contender to fade, it might be Rybakina.

Coco Gauff (+800)

One big reason I’m not as high on Rybakina as some is the existence of Coco Gauff, who at just 21 years old seems to only be scratching the surface of her potential.

Gauff reminded everyone of her immense potential at this year’s French Open, when she secured her first ever grand slam title with a win over Aryna Sabalenka. This was the last of a slew of deep tourney runs, as Gauff got to the last match of this year’s Italian Open, as well as the Mutua Madrid Open.

Her 2025 form has been fantastic, and it’s arguable that Gauff is on the brink of taking her game to a more dominant level. The best part? Her recent success isn’t fully baked into a welcoming +800 price tag.

With Gauff priced more like a second tier challenger than a legit contender, she may be the top true value of the Women’s Wimbledon tourney.

Iga Swiatek (+800)

Gauff definitely stands out, but when you can get someone like Iga Swiatek at the same exact odds, it’s difficult to ignore. Gauff is undeniably in much better form, but Swiatek’s talent and past success makes her a very interesting contender at a discounted price.

There’s no denying that Swiatek has not enjoyed a great 2025 run. She has regressed sharply following a doping scandal, but there’s no getting around what the 24-year old has accomplished to this point.

Swiatek doesn’t have much to show for her efforts so far this year, but she was on fire in 2024, claiming bronze at the Paris Games and also securing a French Open title. She also owns a grand slam win at the US Open in 2022 and reached the quarterfinals at Wimbledon in 2023.

Is there a lot working in her favor this year? Not really, but a return to form can be expected at some point, and given her price tag, I don’t mind a mild bet on it arriving at Wimbledon 2025.

Best Women’s Wimbledon Betting Value

The best value bet for the Women’s Wimbledon tournament is easily Mirra Andreeva. She’s admittedly young and inexperienced, but her +1800 price is to die for, and there’s reason to believe a big leap is coming.

The 18-year old unsurprisingly hasn’t claimed a grand slam title yet, but she’s found solid success in three of four grand slams, reaching the fourth round at Wimbledon in 2023. A semifinals appearance at last year’s French Open shows that wasn’t a fluke, and before long her talent is going to lead her to some serious hardware.

Is it coming at Wimbledon this year? That remains to be seen, but in 2025 she became the youngest WTA champ we’ve ever seen, and she also cracked the top-10. A 2025 Indian Wells championship – where she bested Iga Swiatek in the final – is perhaps the best evidence that a deep title run is within the realm of possibility.

Andreeva may not be a reliable bet yet, but at +1800, the risk is baked into her price tag.

Top Women’s Wimbledon Longshot

There are actually two longshot bets I like for the women’s side of Wimbledon. Conveniently, they have the same +6600 odds, with Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka pulling in as very compelling value bets.

Nobody is truly safe when it comes to the Women’s Wimbledon competition, but Osaka and Raducanu are two talented female tennis players that do offer some upside. That’s obviously true from a sheer pricing perspective, but they also have been quite productive in the past.

Neither of them have even reached the Wimbledon final, but that’s precisely why you’re getting some insane bang for your buck.

The 27-year old Osaka has never gotten past the third round at Wimbledon, but she has had plenty of success in the face of immense pressure. She claimed Australian Open titles in 2019 and 2020, while she also won at the US Open in 2018 and 2020.

It remains to be seen if she can parlay her past production into a deep Wimbledon run, but we know she has the ability to go the distance. Considering that, her +6600 odds are quite compelling.

The same is the case for Raducanu, who does offer a little more untapped upside at just 22 years old. She hasn’t enjoyed as much success as Osaka, but she did display her title-winning ability by claiming the US Open championship in 2021.

Neither of these ladies are safe bets, but at +6600, they’re alluring values with proven grand slam-winning production.

Women’s Wimbledon Final

While Aryna Sabalenka has yet to even reach the Wimbledon final, I think she finally delivers this year. 

She’s favored to win the whole thing, but whether or not you want to take the dive with her +250 odds, I suspect she’ll at least get the chance to play for the trophy. She has the easiest path as the #1 seed, after all.

On the other side, I like Coco Gauff to reach the final and give Sabalenka a run for her money. Gauff proved her worth with a huge French Open win, and she’s one of the better talents in women’s tennis.

Gauff has now won two grand slams, but Wimbledon is one she’s yet to cross off. After reaching the fourth round three times since 2019, I think she’s ready to level up. Much like Sabalenka, she has a softer path than most as the tourney’s #2 seed.

Women’s Wimbledon Predictions

I think we’re experiencing the rise of Coco Gauff. She looked amazing during her 2025 French Open win, and she fended off the very player who is the top seed in Wimbledon.

Gauff has the talent, experience, and production to make bettors believers, and the best part is you’re not even paying for it. At +550, she still offers considerable bang for your buck, even though she has proven she can win a major event and also take down all of the top contenders.

That said, this event is loaded with value. I can see viable paths to a win for at least five different women, and I am sure there are more like Marketa Vondrousova that may have a say before it’s all said and done.

While true, my favorite bet is Gauff.

Bet: Coco Gauff (+550)

Wimbledon Women’s Winners

The following is a list of the most recent Women’s Wimbledon winners: