It’s time to don the all-white fancy clothes and grab a bowl of strawberries with cream, the Wimbledon tennis tournament is back!
The third in the annual lineup of tennis grand slams and the most prestigious one, with the record-shattering £53.5 million in prize money. That’s £3 million for men’s and women’s singles champions.
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Wimbledon Schedule
This year’s tournament starts on the 30th of June and will last for two weeks, ending on 13 July. The women’s finals are on 12 July at 16:00, while the men’s finals are scheduled for 13 July, also at 16:00.
Location has remained the same, the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC). It is the only tennis Grand Slam held on a grass court, on top of being the oldest tennis tournament in the world.
The matches typically start at noon and last throughout the day, up until late evening. You can expect dozens of matches throughout the first few days, with finals happening on weekends.
Favourites and Betting Odds
Carlos Alcaraz is after his third tennis title in a row, and he’s a clear favourite of this tournament according to most Wimbledon betting sites. His odds for winning the whole thing sit at 2.20 right now.
His big rival, Novak Djokovic, doesn’t have such a favourable look from the bookies. Djokovic’s odds are at around 7.00, while the world’s no. 1 on the ATP list, Jannik Sinner, has 2.87 odds of winning Wimbledon this year.
On the women’s side of the tournament, the bookies are choosing Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff as the clear favourites. Keep an eye out for Elena Rybakina and Iga Swiatek, too; we’re expecting to see some high-quality tennis from these ladies.
Where to Watch Wimbledon 2025?
Wimbledon is a high-profile tennis tournament, so it’s natural that it’ll have massive media coverage. If you’ve got a cable or satellite TV in your home, chances are you’ll already be able to catch all the tennis action through any of the major sports channels. The official Wimbledon website has a list of all the international TV channels that will broadcast the matches.
Various streaming services have joined in on the broadcast, including ESPN, Hulu, BBC, DirecTV, and others. The options are there, it’s now just a matter of tuning in while you wait for your betting slips to turn a winner.
