Wimbledon 2025 Women's Betting Tips: Three Predictions at SW19
The battle to lift the 2025 Wimbledon women’s title is shaping up to be one of the most open and exciting in recent memory, with several contenders vying for the iconic Venus Rosewater Dish.
At BettingOdds, we’ve taken a close look at the latest prices and picked out our top three players to watch ahead of the tournament’s start on Monday 30th June.
Wimbledon Women's Betting Tips
Aryna Sabalenka To Win
The Venus Rosewater Dish has changed hands seven times in the past seven years, and that trend could well continue in 2025, with Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, and Iga Swiatek all prominent in the betting.
Surprisingly, none of the trio have yet lifted the Wimbledon crown. Of the three, World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka is my pick at 11/4 with Paddy Power. The Belarusian has reached the final in each of the last three Grand Slams - winning the 2024 US Open and finishing runner-up at both the Australian and French Opens. Remarkably, she’s made the semi-finals in 11 of her last 12 majors, reaching the quarter-finals in the other.
Sabalenka missed Wimbledon in 2022 and 2024 but reached the semi-finals in both 2021 and 2023. Her explosive serve and attacking game are ideally suited to grass, and she arrives in solid form after a semi-final showing at the Berlin Open.
With added motivation following back-to-back Slam final defeats, Sabalenka looks ready to make her mark at SW19.
Marketa Vondrousova To Win (each-way)
Just days ago, Marketa Vondrousova was priced at 80/1 to reclaim the Wimbledon title she won two years ago. Now, after an eye-catching title run at the Berlin Open, her odds have been slashed to as short as 10/1. However, SpreadEX are still offering a best-priced 20/1, with the added bonus of £60 in free bets for new customers.
Having dropped to 164th in the world due to injury setbacks and poor form, Vondrousova has surged up 91 places following her Berlin Open triumph; sending a clear message ahead of Wimbledon.
En route to winning the event in Germany, she claimed a dominant 6-2 6-4 semi-final win over World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka, a 6-4 6-1 quarter-final victory over two-time Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur, and a first-round success against Australian Open champion Madison Keys - boosting her confidence tenfold.
Back in form and brimming with confidence, Vondrousova must now be viewed as a serious contender to lift the Venus Rosewater Dish once again.
Emma Navarro To Win (each-way)
Emma Navarro is getting plenty of grass court experience locked in ahead of Wimbledon. She’s reached the quarter-finals at Queen’s, made the last-16 in Berlin, and is currently competing at the Bad Homburg Open as part of her fine-tuned preparation.
The 23-year-old has shown she can go deep into tournaments at Grand Slam level, making the quarter-finals in three of her last four majors, including a last-eight finish at Wimbledon and a semi-final run at the US Open.
While she’s not among the pre-tournament favourites in 2025, Navarro looks a serious each-way contender at a massive 80/1 with BetMGM, especially when you consider she’s just 33/1 with several other bookmakers.
Wimbledon Betting Offer
Kick off your Wimbledon betting with a completely free £10 bet from Dabble - no deposit, no qualifying bet needed. Simply sign up, and you’ll be instantly credited with a £10 free bet to use on the women’s tournament or any other market.
Click the link below to claim your free bet and get started.
Wimbledon Women's Winner Odds
-
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
2
1/2 -
-
2
1/2 -
2
1/2
The people behind this page
BettingOdds.com is committed to supporting Reponsible Gambling Initiatives - For additional information visit : GamCare | GambleAware | Gamblers Anonymous
Content on BettingOdds.com is not intended for anybody under 18 years of age.
