Wimbledon 2026 Predictions & Betting tips

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24 Jun 2026, 12:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 1st - 2nd Round

Andrea Guerrieri Andrea Guerrieri
Kyrian Jacquet Kyrian Jacquet
1 2
Probability of 58%
24 Jun 2026, 12:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 1st - 2nd Round

Alejandro Moro Canas Alejandro Moro Canas
Harold Mayot Harold Mayot
1 2
Probability of 58%

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24 Jun 2026, 12:10

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 1st - 2nd Round

Aziz Dougaz Aziz Dougaz
Rei Sakamoto Rei Sakamoto
1 2
Probability of 67%
24 Jun 2026, 12:40

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 1st - 2nd Round

Nicolai Budkov Kjaer Nicolai Budkov Kjaer
Matej Dodig Matej Dodig
1 2
Probability of 53%
25 Jun 2026, 06:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 3rd Round

Yi Zhou Yi Zhou
Billy Harris Billy Harris
1 2
Probability of 56%
25 Jun 2026, 06:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 3rd Round

Nicolas Mejia Nicolas Mejia
Tristan Schoolkate Tristan Schoolkate
1 2
Probability of 51%
25 Jun 2026, 06:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 3rd Round

Max Basing Max Basing
Remy Bertola Remy Bertola
1 2
Probability of 67%
25 Jun 2026, 06:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 3rd Round

Oliver Tarvet Oliver Tarvet
Stefanos Sakellaridis Stefanos Sakellaridis
1 2
Probability of 51%
25 Jun 2026, 06:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 3rd Round

Clement Tabur Clement Tabur
Shintaro Mochizuki Shintaro Mochizuki
1 2
Probability of 61%
25 Jun 2026, 06:00

ATP Wimbledon Championships - London, GB, Qualifying, 3rd Round

Mackenzie Mcdonald Mackenzie Mcdonald
Christopher O'Connell Christopher O'Connell
1 2
Probability of 59%

Find out our free Wimbledon prediction on the final winner, as well as our expert predictions on the matches of the London 2026 Grand Slam Tournament. Lots of information for your sports betting !

Wimbledon - Presentation and Predictions for the 2026 Tournament (Tennis)

Prediction winner Wimbledon - Tennis

Want to make some betting predictions about Wimbledon 2026? You've come to the right place! Every day, our tennis experts offer you their bets on the most prestigious Grand Slam tournament of the season. Held between 29 June and 12 July 2026 this year, the 139th Wimbledon tournament promises to be particularly interesting.

After Jannik Sinner first title, who can succeed the Italian on the London lawn? Can one player spring a surprise? Which sports bets should be favoured at the English tournament? All these questions are addressed on this page dedicated to the Wimbledon tournament. Feel free to browse through it to optimise your tennis predictions!

Tournament details

  • Venue: Wimbledon, London (United Kingdom)
  • The dates: From 29 June to 12 July 2026
  • The surface: Grass (outdoor)
  • Prize Money: Unknown (€53,5 million in 2025)
  • The last winner: Jannik Sinner

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Wimbledon winner prediction: Who will win the tournament in 2026?

Wimbledon Winner Prediction

Jannik Sinner will be looking to retain his crown this year at Wimbledon 2026! The player put an end to Alcaraz's domination, who had won the title at Wimbledon in 2024 and 2025. The Spaniard will miss this year edition due to an injury.

Other players will be trying to follow in his footsteps. There's Djokovic, of course, but also Alexander Zverev who just won Roland-Garros. Ben Shelton and Jack Draper will also be strong candidates to be the last one standing.

In our opinion, the most reliable Wimbledon 2026 prediction at the moment remains Sinner's victory. The Italian is dominating the season for now, excepting his low form at Roland-Garros. Depending on his form when arriving at Wimbledon, he can be his main opponent to do the back-to-back. Our ATP Wimbledon 2026 prediction: Jannik Sinner wins!

Wimbledon prediction: ATP odds for the title

  • Jannik Sinner - 1.50
  • Novak Djokovic - 6.00
  • Alexander Zverev - 10.00
  • Taylor Fritz - 17.00
  • Ben Shelton - 21.00
  • Jakub Mensik - 26.00
  • Jack Draper - 26.00
  • Daniil Medvedev - 34.00
  • Joao Fonseca - 36.00
  • Matteo Berrettini - 41.00
  • Alex De Minaur - 41.00

Odds found on Bet365

Wimbledon Women's Prediction: Who will win the WTA tournament in 2026?

Wimbledon WTA Predictions

In the women's draw at Wimbledon, there is also a strong field for this 2026 edition. With the presence of No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, former number 1 Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff and 2022 champion Elena Rybakina, expectations are high on the WTA side on the London lawn.

Once again, the women's Wimbledon tournament is wide open. There are relatively few specialists on grass, and no player has managed to retain her title here since 2017. 

As always, even favourites can be eliminated earlier than expected. 2026 Roland-Garros, just showed us that a few weeks ago with semi-finals without any top 5 member. It's always hard to keep his title at Wimbledon, but let's see how Iga Swiatek will go this year. Even if Aryna Sabalenka, who never won the tournament, seems to have a small advantage, we know Elena Rybakina can really perform on grass. Our WTA Wimbledon 2026 prediction: Elena Rybakina to win!

Wimbledon prediction: WTA odds for the title

  • Aryna Sabalenka - 4.33
  • Elena Rybakina - 5.00
  • Iga Swiatek - 8.00
  • Mirra Andreeva - 8.00
  • Coco Gauff - 13.00
  • Amanda Anisimova - 13.00
  • Jessica Pegula - 15.00
  • Emma Raducanu - 26.00
  • Linda Noskova - 26.00
  • Madison Keys - 29.00

Odds found on Bet365

Our tips for predicting Wimbledon

Wimbledon tips for predictions

Every season, the Wimbledon tournament is undoubtedly one of the most eagerly awaited by predictors. From the legendary matches to the prestigious nature of the competition and its importance for the ATP Ranking, Wimbledon fascinates all lovers of the little yellow ball, without exception. Are you planning to take advantage of the summer of 2026 to place a few tennis bets as the tournament promises to be nothing short of exceptional? Even though no win is ever guaranteed when it comes to sports betting, here are some tips from our specialists to help you perform at your best with the bookmakers. They're sure to help you shine at Wimbledon 2026!

Check the players' current form

To make a successful bet on a Wimbledon match, it is essential to take note of the current form of the two players facing each other. By this we mean their latest performances in terms of results (last matches, last tournaments), but also in terms of their game. Take an interest, for example, in the number of unforced errors committed by each player in recent matches, or conversely in the number of winning points scored. This will give you a great indication of the state of form on each side of the court. In terms of physical fitness, don't hesitate to take into account how much time you've spent playing over the last few days. A man who has won two matches in three sets will always be fresher than someone who has won two matches in five sets. That will always play a part in the way a match is played. 

Observe the history of duels (head-to-head)

To make a reliable Wimbledon prediction, you also need to look at the last few head-to-head meetings between the two players. Who has won the last duels? Who has the edge on grass? These two questions are of vital importance. In tennis, more than in any other sport, don't forget that psychology is important. So it's best to have the upper hand over your opponent! Our advice is as follows: take note of the latest results from recent matches, especially on grass. This will make your tennis bet more reliable.

Consider the playing surface

Wimbledon prediction - grass

In tennis, the playing surface is an essential part of a good prediction. The players all have their strengths and weaknesses on the different surfaces, so don't forget to take this parameter into account. At Wimbledon, of course, grass has been used since the tournament's inception. It's a surface that often favours big servers, but also players with a fast game. So before predicting a match at Wimbledon 2026, check out everyone's grass-court skills. In particular, you can visit the official ATP website and classify the various results by surface. With just a few clicks, you'll have a clear picture of which players perform best on grass. Don't forget that this parameter is obviously taken into account in each of our predictions if you don't have the time to carry out an analysis yourself.

Analyse recent Wimbledon tournaments

Fourth tip: analyse recent editions of the Wimbledon tournament. Players often have their own favourite tournaments, during which they manage to shine. In London, of course, we remember the legend Roger Federer, winner eight times, including five in a row between 2003 and 2007. This is an example taken to extremes, of course, but one that should alert you to the fact that you should never favour a player who has rarely won at Wimbledon. Even if he's the favourite on paper against his opponent, he could well find it difficult to live up to his status. Public support, geographical context, weather... many factors can explain this phenomenon. Remember this before making your predictions for any of the 2026 matches.

Take the ATP ranking into account

The final piece of advice is to take the ATP rankings into account. You may not be aware of it, but the ATP rankings are of considerable importance when making a bet on Wimbledon. Whether it's qualification for the ATP Finals at the end of the season, a place in your country's No. 1 ranking or a place in the world's Top 10, there are plenty of reasons to perform well at Wimbledon every year, and they all play a part in motivating you. For your Wimbledon prediction in 2026, whatever the match, keep this in mind. It also applies to all the ATP and WTA tournaments between now and the end of the season. The word of an expert.

The statistics you need to make your Wimbledon 2026 predictions

Wimbledon Stats Predictions

Making the right Wimbledon predictions also means knowing the key figures for the competition. To help you place as many bets as possible this summer, here are the key statistics from the most recent edition of the London tournament. Without a doubt, they will guide you when drawing up your sports bets, especially if you like alternative betting.

  • Average number of games per match: 37.1 games
  • Three-set matches: 44% of matches
  • Four-set matches: 35% of matches
  • Five-set matches: 21% of matches
  • Matches where the winner won the 1st set: 78% of matches
  • Matches with a comeback (0-2 / 3-2): 3% of matches
  • Matches with a golden set (6-0): 5% of matches
  • Matches with a tie-break in the 1st set: 17% of matches
  • Matches with a tie-break in the 2nd set: 19% of matches
  • Matches with a tie-break in the 3rd set: 24% of matches
  • Matches with a tie-break in the 4th set: 16% of matches

For your predictions on Wimbledon in 2026, note that you should therefore favour matches in three sets, that a bet on a golden set (6-0) should be avoided, and that it would be preferable to place a live bet on the player who won the first set. Not every match will validate these stats, of course, but you can use most of them as a guide. Expert advice.

In a nutshell: how to make a good Wimbledon prediction in 2026?

Want to shine when making your Wimbledon predictions this season? Then follow the advice from our tennis experts on this page. As well as reading the predictions on the best matches of the day, take the time to study the matches yourself and use the statistics mentioned above. Our Wimbledon odds comparator and our Wimbledon livescore are also tools to take into account. Use them as much as possible before betting on tennis!

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Our Wimbledon predictions of the moment

Our ATP Wimbledon Championships predictions and betting tips will be available soon. Check back regularly for the latest insights.

2026 Wimbledon: Best odds

24 Jun 2026, 12:00 Andrea Guerrieri - Kyrian Jacquet
1
Tonybet
3.35
2
Betway
1.36
24 Jun 2026, 12:00 Alejandro Moro Canas - Harold Mayot
1
LSbet
2.85
2
Tonybet
1.45
24 Jun 2026, 12:10 Aziz Dougaz - Rei Sakamoto
1
Tonybet
3.05
2
1xbet
1.42
24 Jun 2026, 12:40 Nicolai Budkov Kjaer - Matej Dodig
1
Bet365
1.4
2
Betway
3.25
25 Jun 2026, 06:00 Yi Zhou - Billy Harris
1
Betway
2.6
2
1xbet
1.54
25 Jun 2026, 06:00 Nicolas Mejia - Tristan Schoolkate
1
Bet365
3
2
1xbet
1.45
25 Jun 2026, 06:00 Max Basing - Remy Bertola
1
Betway
2.75
2
Bet365
1.5
25 Jun 2026, 06:00 Oliver Tarvet - Stefanos Sakellaridis
1
Shangrila
1.52
2
Betway
2.75
25 Jun 2026, 06:00 Clement Tabur - Shintaro Mochizuki
1
Betway
2.05
2
Betsson
1.85
25 Jun 2026, 06:00 Mackenzie Mcdonald - Christopher O'Connell
1
Betway
1.95
2
Betway
1.85

Wimbledon 2026 : Frequently Asked Questions

As its name suggests, the Wimbledon tournament takes place in the Wimbledon district of south-west London (England).
White has been the compulsory outfit colour at Wimbledon since 1963. Originally, this colour was a symbol of the London aristocracy, who made up a large part of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the Wimbledon club. Since then, white has been compulsory on the courts as a means of masking social differences. Only a one-centimetre strip of colour is tolerated.
At Wimbledon, matches are played in five sets for the men (ATP) and three sets for the women (WTA).

Since the beginning of the Open Era in 1968, 23 players have won the Wimbledon tournament. They are, in order: Rod Laver, John Newcombe, Stan Smith, Jan Kodeš, Jimmy Connors, Arthur Ashe, Björn Borg, John McEnroe, Boris Becker, Pat Cash, Stefan Edberg, Michael Stich, Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Richard Krajicek, Goran Ivaniševic, Lleyton Hewitt, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

The prize money awarded to the winner of Wimbledon varies from year to year. In 2025, it was €3.00 million, compared with €3.20 million in 2024.

The 2026 edition of Wimbledon begins on 29 June. The final is scheduled for 12 July 2026.

Roger Federer has won Wimbledon eight times. He is just ahead of Novak Djokovic, the American Pete Sampras (seven titles), and the Englishman William Renshaw if we also consider the tournaments played before the Open Era.

Novak Djokovic has won 7 Wimbledon tournaments. His last title was in 2022.

This year, the Wimbledon tournament is broadcast on the BBC.

As with the competition as a whole, the Wimbledon 2026 final can be seen on the BBC.