Wimbledon Women’s Singles 2025: Prediction and Overview

The Wimbledon 2025 tennis tournament began on June 30, featuring the world’s best male and female tennis players. All the best players will compete in the women’s singles, except for Anastasia Potapova, who is ranked 36th and cannot play due to injury – all other players ranked higher are participating in the tournament.

Unlike the men’s singles, since 2017, the tournament has been won by a different player each time. Will Barbora Krejčikova defend her title, or will we see another winner?

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Looking back at recent Wimbledon tournaments, we have consistently seen surprises. From 2014 to 2017, the tournament was won by players ranked in the top 10: Petra Kvitova (2) and Serena Williams (6 and 7) twice in a row. Since then, all the champions have been outside the top 10. The favorites in London have not won for 7 years, and it would not be surprising if this streak continued.

This year’s main favorites at Wimbledon are Aryna Sabalenka (odds of 3.95) and Elena Rybakina (odds of 7.20). Our choice is the third-lowest odds – Coco Gauff (odds of 9.20). The 21-year-old American has already proven that she can compete against the best tennis players in the world and is currently ranked second. At the French Open, the American won 2-1 against Sabalenka in the final.

The odds are not low, but they are worth the risk. For those who want to take less risk, you can consider the option that C. Gauff will reach the final with odds of 4.33. The odds for Sabalenka to reach the final are 2.41, which seems logical, but the current top-ranked player has never played in the Wimbledon final.