Wimbledon 2025 Winner Betting Odds - Can Alcaraz triumph at Wimbledon in 2025?

Ben Darvill

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Last updated: 22 Jul 2024

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Ben Darvill 22 Jul 2024

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Carlos Alcaraz wins second consecutive Wimbledon title in 2024.
Favoured for 2025 at $2.20 odds, with Sinner ($3.25) and Djokovic ($4.00) as key competitors.
Alcaraz dominated 2024 final, beating Djokovic 3-0.

Carlos Alcaraz of Spain (Getty Images)

Carlos Alcaraz was in scintillating form at Wimbledon in 2024 as he found a way to brush all before him aside on his way to the trophy.

Following his second Wimbledon trophy in as many years, Alcaraz arrives as the favourites to secure the silverware once again at $2.20, but is the youngster the man to back this year?

Wimbledon 2025 Winner	Odds
Carlos Alcaraz	$2.20
Jannik Sinner	$3.25
Novak Djokovic	$4.00
Jack Draper	$15.00
Daniil Medvedev	$17.00
Alexander Zverev	$17.00
Alex De Minaur	$21.00
Rest of the field	$21.00+

Note: Odds from bet365 & correct on 22/7/2024

Carlos Alcaraz was in inspired form across the two weeks in London in 2024 as he secured his second consecutive Wimbledon crown. He is now priced at $2.20 to notch a third crown on the bounce heading towards the biggest Grand Slam in 2025.

Jannik Sinner is next in line at $3.25, with Novak Djokovic available at $4.00 before the betting begins to stretch, with Jack Draper next at $15.00.

The worry for any prospect outside of Alcaraz is that the Spaniard walked to the title in 2024. Sinner was much fancied in 2024 but fell in the quarter-finals as he failed to get close to the showpiece event.

Meanwhile, Djokovic promised a lot was some supreme performances. However, he was stunned in the final as he was hammered 3-0 by Alcaraz in one of the more one-sided finals in recent memory.

Of course, even one of the greatest of all time is entitled to a bad game, but it is not often that Djokovic is beaten to nil. This is doubly true in a showpiece final for the Serb. Djokovic has not lost his last two Wimbledon finals on the bounce, meaning he will be desperate to set the record straight next year.

Heading into 2025, Djokovic, Sinner and the rest of the field have a long way to go if they are to deny Alcaraz a third straight crown in London. The bookmakers make Alcaraz the man to back, but the odds suggest any of the top three could win.

However, based on Wimbledon in 2024, the competition is Alcaraz's to lose once again.