2020 Wimbledon Championship Betting Odds

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2020 Wimbledon Betting

Wimbledon is the most iconic event in all of tennis. It's the third Grand Slam of the season for both the ATP and WTA, and it is the oldest Grand Slam of the four. The first Wimbledon event was held at the All-England Club in 1877, and it is the only Grand Slam played on grass. A tournament this old has plenty of tradition, so enjoy strawberries and cream with a bit of Pimm’s as you watch the competitors duke it out in all-white uniforms.

Catch all the action at Wimbledon 2020 from Monday, June 29 through Sunday, July 12. The early round action will be seen on the ESPN family of networks, while both the men's final and women's final will be on NBC.

2020 Wimbledon At a Glance

Location: All-England Club, London, England

Surface: Grass

Total Participants: 128 men and women

Defending Champions: Novak Djokovic, Simona Halep

The usual suspects will be favored at Wimbledon on the men’s side of the bracket. Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer are likely to be the favorites going into this event, as these three players have largely controlled men’s tennis over the last decade.

Serena Williams is likely to be the favorite of the women assuming she is healthy, but Simona Halep, Ashleigh Barty, and others will look to unseat her. There have been four different winners in the last four years for the women.

List of Wimbledon Winners

Wimbledon has historically been dominated by favorites. The men’s side of the draw has seen just four winners in the last 17 years, and the Williams’ sisters have largely had their say with the women with 12 of the last 20 titles. However, Venus Williams fell short in 2017, and Serena Williams was upset in straight sets each of the last two years.

Roger Federer has the most titles in the history of Wimbledon, lifting hardware here eight times since 2003. He has finished runner-up four times, losing three times to Novak Djokovic and once to Rafael Nadal. Nadal has only won at the All-England Club twice, but Djokovic has the potential to catch Federer’s record eight titles. The Djoker has won four of the last six championships, and he will likely be favored to threepeat in 2020.

Most Career Men's Wimbledon

The usual suspects have won Wimbledon over the last five decades with all the best players winning multiple titles. Bjorn Borg won five straight titles to become the most storied player in men’s tennis during his time, and Boris Becker and John McEnroe were the best at different points of the 1980s. Pete Sampras appeared set to go down as the most successful player in the history of this competition after winning seven titles in eight years, but Roger Federer has surpassed him with his extended run of greatness.

Most Career Women's Wimbledon Wins

Martina Navratilova is the Queen of Wimbledon. She won at the All-England Club nine times in the span of 13 years, winning six straight titles at one point. It’s hard to imagine her nine titles are ever topped, but Serena Williams is trying to at least tie her before stepping away from the game. Williams is currently tied with Steffi Graf as the second-most successful player in the Open Era.

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