2025 Wimbledon predictions, free tips, schedule, prize money and where to watch

Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner delivered one of the greatest matches of all time at the French Open, with the Spaniard going on to claim his second successive Roland Garros crown.

Alcaraz now turns his attention to Wimbledon as he looks to triumph at the All England Club for the third year in a row – something that only four other men have achieved in the open era.

Realistically speaking, there are very few people that can actually stop the Spaniard from dominating Wimbledon for another year – one of them is his new great rival Sinner, and the other is himself.

Sinner will be kicking himself after wasting three match points against Alcaraz in that historic French Open final – points that ultimately cost him a maiden Roland Garros success.

The Italian will be looking for retribution at Wimbledon, but considering this is his worst grand slam statistically, it may be worth backing another name further down the list.

Novak Djokovic, who has won seven Wimbledon titles, is unquestionably one of the top contenders for the title as the 38-year-old eyes a record-equalling 25th grand slam.

From a British perspective, Jack Draper is likely to get a lot of attention. The 23-year-old reached the semi-final at Queen’s and will be looking to make a serious dent in his Wimbledon campaign.

Wimbledon - Men’s odds

Carlos Alcaraz – 5/4

Jannik Sinner – 13/8

Novak Djokovic – 9/2

Jack Draper – 9/1

Alexander Zverev – 25/1

(All odds are correct at time of article publication)

Over in the women’s draw, Aryna Sabalenka tops the betting market as she looks to win her maiden Wimbledon crown.

The Belarusian star reached two grand slam finals this year but came up short in both, with Madison Keys edging her in Australia and Coco Gauff doing the same at last month’s French Open.

Sabalenka has never reached the final at Wimbledon, but she does have a couple semi-final appearances under her belt from 2021 and 2023.

Elena Rybakina is priced as second-favourite despite failing to get past the quarter-final stage in her two warm-up tournament appearances.

The 2022 Wimbledon champion came up short at Queen’s Club and the German Open, but as last year’s semi-finalist, the 26-year-old cannot be underestimated.

French Open champion Coco Gauff is expected to be a popular selection as she looks to progress past the fourth round at Wimbledon for the first time in her career.

The American made her first big breakthrough at the All England Club back in 2019 when she defeated Venus Williams and reached the fourth round at the age of 15.

Another top contender for the title is Iga Swiatek. The Pole entered last month’s French Open on the back of some poor form but still reached the semi-final.

Swiatek’s best effort at Wimbledon is a quarter-final run back in 2023 – something she will be hoping to better on this occasion.

Wimbledon - Women’s odds

Aryna Sabalenka – 11/4

Elena Rybakina – 5/1

Coco Gauff – 6/1

Iga Swiatek – 8/1

Marketa Vondrousova – 12/1

(All odds are correct at time of article publication)

Wimbledon free tips

Carlos Alcaraz to win – 5/4

Coco Gauff to win – 6/1

Good luck and please gamble responsibly.

When does Wimbledon start?

Wimbledon is scheduled to run for two weeks, from Monday, June 30th to Sunday, July 13th.

The first week will feature early rounds of both the men’s and women’s draws, with play progressing through the first to third rounds.

The second week will see the tournaments intensify, with the last 16 and quarter-finals for singles and doubles, leading up to the women's singles semi-finals on Thursday, July 10th, and men's singles semi-finals on Friday, July 11th.

The championship culminates with the women's final on Saturday, July 12th, and the men's final on Sunday, July 13th, with other doubles and wheelchair finals also taking place over the final weekend.

Wimbledon prize money breakdown

Men's and Women's Singles

Winner: £3,000,000

Runner-up: £1,520,000

Semi-finalists: £775,000  

Quarter-finalists: £400,000  

Fourth round: £240,000

Third round: £152,000

Second round: £99,000

First round: £66,000

Where to watch Wimbledon?

Over in the UK, the traditional home of Wimbledon is the BBC who hold the exclusive free-to-air rights, broadcasting matches across BBC One, BBC Two, and on BBC iPlayer.

For viewers in the United States, ESPN and ESPN2 are the primary broadcasters, with additional streaming options available through services like ESPN+, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, Sling TV, and YouTube TV. The Tennis Channel also offers coverage.

Australia has a mix of free-to-air and subscription options. The Nine Network (Channel 9) broadcasts the tournament for free, with its streaming service 9Now providing online access. Stan Sport also offers live and on-demand coverage.

In Canada, TSN offers live coverage of Wimbledon, including through its streaming service TSN Plus. TVA also broadcasts in French.

France relies on beIN SPORTS for exclusive coverage. Viewers will need a beIN SPORTS CONNECT subscription to stream live matches.

Germany and Austria have seen Amazon Prime Video secure exclusive broadcast rights for Wimbledon until 2027, meaning Prime members can watch all matches at no extra cost.

In Spain, Movistar Plus+ is the exclusive broadcaster, offering live coverage. Italy has Sky Sport as a key broadcaster.

In China, Tencent has secured exclusive digital broadcast rights for Wimbledon until 2027, with coverage available across platforms like Tencent Video, Tencent Sports, WeChat, Tencent News and QQ.

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