The Best of Wimbledon Betting 2019
From strawberries and cream, rain delays, Sue Barker and John McEnroe. Djokovic, Federer, Nadal, Ashleigh Barty and even Andy Murray is back.
For tennis lovers, Wimbledon is like Christmas and all the big names will be gracing this year’s competition.
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Men's Wimbledon Winner Odds
The Holy Trinity of Djokovic, Nadal and Federer are all back in contention for this year’s Men’s Singles title.
Defending champion Novak Djokovic is already being considered as favourite to retake the title. Although the Serb is in fine form, he’ll find plenty of difficult competition lying in wait, reflective of slightly higher odds across the board.
Although it’s Rafael Nadal who has been grabbing the headlines ahead of the tournament. The Spaniard has been seeded third and is less than happy about it. It means he’ll have to beat Roger Federer to make it to the final should both players get that far.
Nadal the King of Clay is fresh from a record breaking 12th win at the French Open but despite winning Wimbledon twice, he always comes into question when playing on grass.
Djokovic, Federer, Nadal, in that order are the stand out favourites to take the title.
Men's Wimbledon Winner Odds
Women's Wimbledon Winner Odds
The odds for the Men’s Singles are slightly higher than they were last year, but there’s even more value in outright bets for the Women’s Singles title.
Aussie Ashleigh Barty has had a meteoric rise to the top of the WTA rankings over the last three years, the icing on the cake her first Grand Slam title at Roland Garros three weeks ago.
Still, Brisbane native Barty is inexperienced and despite being considered the favourite, the odds are high at a whopping 5/1 (6.0).
The Women’s Singles at this year’s Wimbledon is once again a wide open contest with Eastbourne winner Karolina Pliskova, and seven-time champion Serena Williams trailing the favourites, just.
Defending champion German Angelique Kerber is fourth favourite to retain her title. You can bet she won’t give up easy.
Women's Wimbledon Winner Odds
Wimbledon Quick Facts
- Dates: 1-14 July
- Total Prize Money: £38 million
- Men’s Singles Champion: Novak Djokovic
- Women’s Singles Champion: Angelique Kerber
- Surface: Grass
- Coverage: BBC1, BBC2, BBC Red Button, iPlayer, BBC Radio 5 Live
Wimbledon 2019 BBC UK TV Coverage
As usual the BBC has retained the full rights to broadcast Wimbledon this year.
The BBC will have live coverage across all of its TV and streaming platforms, splitting between BBC One, BBC Two and the BBC Red Button throughout the day.
You’ll be able to follow live coverage on the radio through BBC Radio 5 Live as well as the daily highlights programme “Today at Wimbledon” every evening and streamable through BBC iPlayer.
You can find a full time table on the BBC Sport website here.
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