Wimbledon 2024 – Women’s Favorites

With the Wimbledon Open starting less than a week before kick-off, the women’s title is wide open as most look to make their mark. World number 1 Iga Swiatek will look to progress in the tournament having failed to achieve results on the Grass court in the past. Young sensation Coco Gauff will be one of the players to watch as Ons Jabeur continues its quest for a major title. Let’s take a look at women’s pre-match favorite.

Iga Swaatek

Iga Swiatek has dominated women’s tennis for the past two years. She is a joy to watch and a dangerous player on the pitch. The Poland international will have to overcome the demons that come with not performing well on a Grass surface. In her previous participation in Wimbledon, Swiatek managed to reach the quarter-finals that she reached last year. Then the 23-year-old five-time Grand Slam champion opted to skip the Halle Open to be fully prepared for the tournament. That decision signals her pure intentions to finally pull off a remarkable performance and add another major title this year after winning the French Open in May.

Suggested bet: Swiatek wins

Aryna Sabalenka

One of the leading female tennis players in the world, Aryna Sabalenka will enter the Wimbledon Open main draw as favorite to win the title. The 26-year-old Belarusian international has one Grand Slam title in her trophy cabinet after winning the Australian Open earlier this year. However, her record at Grass Court doesn’t provide any motivation as she hasn’t been excellent at all. She last reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon in 2019 and will be keen to scrap her unwanted record. She will arrive with an injury after withdrawing from the Halle Open quarter-finals against Anna Kalinskaya. But as a woman accustomed to the big stage, she has something to prove in England.

Suggested bet: Sabalenka wins

Our Jabeur

Can she finally win her long-awaited first Grand Slam title? This is the question most Ons Jabeur fans are asking themselves as the African queen prepares to compete in the Wimbledon Open next week. Last year, Jabeur came agonizingly close to a historic loss in the Wimbledon final, despite being the bookmakers’ favorite to win the title. Those scars will definitely make her want to get her hands on the trophy. Only time will tell if her dream will finally come true.

Suggested bet: Jabeur wins

Elena Rybakina

As a former champion, Elena Rybakina knows how to win and wants history to repeat itself again. It has not been a good season for the 25-year-old Kazakhstan-born tennis star as she has been battling an illness that has prevented her from competing in other tournaments. However, she will be among the strong contenders even if she is not on her own. The number four in the world will have to deliver a stunning performance to win the title.

Suggested bet: Rybakina wins

Coco Gauff

Coco Gauff has shown a tremendous amount of consistency when it comes to the Grand Slam this year. This year she already reached the semi-finals of both the Australian and French Opens. Despite falling short on both occasions, the players who defeated her won the title. The 20-year-old will feel that the Wimbledon Open provides a perfect opportunity for her to move closer to winning the title. Moreover, there is no doubt that she gives the competitors a lot of headaches before the tournament. Last week she crashed out of the Halle Open semi-finals in her first Grass Court competition of the season.

Suggested bet: Gauff wins