Who will win Wimbledon 2024 odds prediction Sinner, Alcaraz, Djokovic

After the Australian Open in Melbourne and the Paris tournament, won by Sinner and Alcaraz respectively, here comes the third Slam of the season: Wimbledon is played on grass and will be a new test for Jannik, who as world number one won last week in Halle, confirming his role as a big favorite thanks also to the number one ranking. On his side of the draw, after the draw, there is Alcaraz, the title holder who will have to defend the 2000 points of last season if he does not want to move even further away from the top. Djokovic, number 2 and unknown quantity of the tournament, will be present: he is coming from a meniscus operation and there are no certainties about his conditions. Let’s find out the prediction and odds of who will win Wimbledon 2024, scheduled from 1 to 14 July.

WHO WILL WIN WIMBLEDON 2024 ODDS

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After the success in Germany, Sinner rested a few days and then went to Wimbledon to train, also playing a set test against Djokovic, which he won 6-3. The draw in the first round pitted him against the German Hanfmann, not an absolute danger, but it is the second round that can create some problems for Jannik: in fact, Matteo Berrettini, a finalist on these fields in 2021 before starting such a troubled period that saw him drop out of the top 100. Now he has climbed back up to number 60 and on grass, not being seeded, he becomes a danger for everyone, even for Sinner himself. The South Tyrolean’s victory at Wimbledon is worth 2.70 odds for Gazzabet, 2.50 for Snai and Better and 2.75 for Sisal.

THE ALCARAZ CHALLENGE

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The Spaniard left the scene very early at Queen’s where he wanted to test the change of surface from clay to grass and so he lost the second position in the ranking because he did not defend the points of the 2023 success. His conditions after the defeat against Draper are therefore all to be verified: waiting for a possible semi-final with Sinner, Carlos will find Bublik and Paul on his path, his successor right at Queen’s and therefore very dangerous. His second success at Wimbledon is on the board at 3.25 on Snai, at 3.00 on Sisal, at 2.85 on Gazzabet and at 2.50 on Better.

INCOGNITIVE DJOKO

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Djokovic is the third favorite even though he has won here seven times: odds 3.55 on Gazzabet, 4.00 on Better and Sisal, 3.50 on Snai. An interesting curiosity for fans of Italian tennis players: Matteo Berrettini’s victory at Wimbledon is worth 25 on Gazzabet, 21 on Better, 33 on Sisal and 20 on Snai.

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