Steven Psihogios

Another chapter in the budding rivalry between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will be written in the Wimbledon final.

The latest: Fans were treated to an absolute classic the last time these two shared a tennis court at the French Open final. A repeat performance is always in the range of outcomes when the very best do battle. Will Alcaraz get the upper hand yet again? Or can Sinner get revenge and win as an underdog?

Check out my Sinner vs. Alcaraz Wimbledon predictions for the July 13 men’s final.

Sinner vs. Alcaraz Wimbledon predictions

Best bet: Sinner to win (+100)

Losses don’t come much more heartbreaking than Sinner’s defeat in the French Open final.

The Italian raced out to a two-set lead and failed to convert on three championship points in the fourth before Alcaraz ultimately completed the comeback.

A loss like that is sure to stick with anybody, and I’m betting that Sinner makes good on his opportunity to get even.

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Aside from revenge, there are several reasons to expect Sinner to win this match at even money.

The first is recent form. Nobody has navigated the competition at The Championships better than him. He has only lost two sets at the tournament, while Alcaraz has dropped six.

Consequently, Sinner’s ability to stifle his opponents (and a very unfortunate retirement from Grigor Dimitrov) has allowed him to limit his time on court.

Sinner has only played 11 hours and 45 minutes at Wimbledon, while Alcaraz has played 16 hours and 31 minutes.

A near five-hour gap in court time is significant. As these competitors enter the late stages of this match, that difference could become magnified.

Alcaraz has the better career record on grass (35-3 vs. 30-12), but Sinner has the better serve on this surface. He has won 80.4% of his service points on grass across the last 52 weeks. Alcaraz has won 76.3% of his in the same span.

Ultimately, added motivation, a significant court time advantage, and a slight serving edge have me siding with Sinner in another thriller.

Key stat: Sinner beat Alcaraz in four sets during their lone match at Wimbledon (2022).

Sinner vs. Alacaraz Wimbledon predictions made at 9:52 a.m. on 07/12/2025.

Not many people expected the Wimbledon women’s final to look like this.

The latest: An Amanda Anisimova vs. Iga Swiatek final wasn’t top of mind. We can, however, expect a new winner to be crowned at The Championships. Anisimova is a long shot. Swiatek is among the favourites at any tournament. Will we see one more upset at a tournament overflowing with them?

Check out my Anisimova vs. Swiatek Wimbledon predictions for the July 12 women’s final.

Anisimova vs. Iga Swiatek Wimbledon predictions

Best bet: Anisimova to win (+185)

Expect the unexpected is the mantra of Wimbledon 2025.

This tournament has been ripe with shocking results. It started with French Open winner Coco Gauff getting bounced in the first round, and now includes an absolute stunner with Anisimova downing Aryna Sabalenka in the semifinal.

Can the American give us one more? I say she can.

Anisimova is the world No. 12, but that doesn’t paint a very fair picture of her skills. She was once considered a tennis prodigy before taking a break from the sport entirely in 2023.

Since returning, she has been as consistent as anybody on the WTA tour, racking up a 52-25 record since 2024.

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Anisimova has looked especially sharp on grass courts this year. In addition to qualifying for the Wimbledon final, she was also the runner-up at the Queen’s Club Championships just one month ago.

She boasts a 12-2 record on grass in 2025.

Her opponent, Swiatek, hasn’t historically been a dominant force on grass. This is the first time she has ever advanced beyond the quarterfinal at the All England Club.

The Polish tennis star also hasn’t needed to navigate a very difficult path, having not played a WTA top-15-ranked competitor to this point in the tournament.

One other factor working in Anisimova’s favour is unfamiliarity. These two have never played before.

Above all, Anisimova is demonstrating a very strong all-around game. I’ll gladly roll with the player who just toppled the world No. 1 and odds-on favourite to win Wimbledon at this price.

Key stat: Anisimova ranks 48th among all WTA competitors in break points saved percentage (59.3%), while Swiatek sits 90th (55.6%).

Anisimova vs. Swiatek Wimbledon predictions made at 3:47 p.m. on 07/10/2025.

The Wimbledon semifinal is a star-studded affair with elite matchups for fans and bettors alike to look forward to.

The latest: Taylor Fritz is playing some of the best tennis of his career, but even at his best, Carlos Alcaraz remains an overwhelming favourite. A must-see showdown between Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic will determine who earns the last spot in the Wimbledon men’s final.

Check out my top Wimbledon predictions for July 11, featuring a pick on both matches.

Wimbledon predictions: Men’s semis

Best bet: Alcaraz -2.5 sets (+125)

A semifinal run for Fritz is certainly impressive, but now is the time to dissect his results.

Fritz has lost six sets en route to the Wimbledon semis, more than any other competitor remaining. Each of his first two matches went the distance.

His level of competition is worth noting, too. Fritz is the only player remaining who hasn’t faced an ATP top-15-ranked opponent.

Fritz’s most notable win at this tournament was his last, a four-set victory over world No. 20 Karen Khachanov.

Needless to say, a matchup against Alcaraz presents a completely different set of challenges.

Alcaraz was dialled in during his quarterfinal win over Cameron Norrie. The Spaniard dispatched the British tennis star in three sets.

His grass-court record is impossible to ignore as well. Alcaraz is a sterling 10-0 on the surface this year and 30-1 since 2023, including two Wimbledon titles during this stretch.

The American is a heavy server who has a good, but not elite, return game. Alcaraz has the return game to neutralize Fritz’s serve and a strong enough serve to expose what holes he does have as a returner.

These two have squared off twice, with Alcaraz winning both in straight sets. I’m dubious of Fritz’s ability to win a set off the Spaniard until I see it happen.

Key stat: Alcaraz has won two of his last three matches in straight sets.

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Sinner vs. Djokovic best bet

Sinner -1.5 sets (-120): I’m not going to sit here and hold Sinner’s poor performance versus Grigor Dimitrov against him.

Yes, the Italian was down 0-2 and likely on his way to losing before an untimely retirement. No, that didn’t stop him from getting by the world No. 10 Ben Shelton in straight sets.

I’m going to chalk Sinner’s close call as a stellar performance from a very talented Dimitrov, and not an indictment against his level of play.

After all, those are still the only two sets Sinner has lost to this point at Wimbledon.

No remaining competitor has lost fewer sets than Sinner, and this is the part of the tournament where time on court starts to become a factor.

It’s especially worth highlighting as Sinner gets ready to face 38-year-old Djokovic.

The Serbian has defied aging better than anyone, but Father Time is undefeated. Take a quick glance at the time on court difference between the two:

• Djokovic: 13 hours and 23 minutes.

• Sinner: Nine hours and 50 minutes.

Sinner is the only competitor remaining who hasn’t spent 13-plus hours on court at Wimbledon. This will work in his favour with unusually warm temperatures in the forecast for London this weekend.

Sinner has won four consecutive matches against Djokovic, making it fair to believe that he has the Serbian’s number.

Wimbledon predictions made at 12:20 p.m. on 07/10/2025.