Saturday Wimbledon Betting Guide | Tennis Odds, Picks, Predictions
Third round play will continue at Wimbledon on Saturday as players look to book their spots in the second week at the Championships.
Both the men’s and women’s draws will (hopefully) be on track for the first time since the beginning of the tournament if the order of play is able to be completed.
Our tennis experts have broken down their favorite betting selections for the day’s slate of tennis.
Matches are listed in chronological order. Match times are subject to change and many will be played after the projected start time. Read here for advice on watching Wimbledon. Please bet responsibly.
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Saturday Wimbledon Betting Guide
6 a.m. ET
Tommy Paul and Jiri Lehecka get the day started with an intriguing battle on Court 12, and both will believe they have a great chance at the third round.
See how Kenny Ducey is betting the contest.
6 a.m. ET
Ekaterina Alexandrova and Dalma Galfi both got through three-set matches to battle into the third round, but they’ll have to turn right around ahead of this match.
Jon Reid breaks down the matchup and delivers his pick.
6 a.m. ET
David Gertler examines the match between Beatriz Haddad Maia and Sorana Cirstea.
What is the tactical edge that will pay dividends in this match?
7:15 a.m. ET
It finally appears that Matteo Berrettini is back in form, and he’s set up a massive clash with Alexander Zverev.
Where is the betting value in the contest? Carmine Carcieri explores.
7:15 a.m. ET
A rematch of an epic Madrid Open encounter is on the cards between Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and Holger Rune.
Carcieri examines which player has the edge this time around.
8 a.m. ET
Daniil Medvedev got through a tough match against Adrian Mannarino, and he now has a match against Marton Fucsovics, who beat him three years ago at the French Open.
Will he be able to do it again this time around?
9:15 a.m. ET
An all-Russian battle will take place at Wimbledon a year after Russians and Belarusians were not allowed to play at the Championships.
Anastasia Potapova vs Mirra Andreeva is about as interesting of a matchup as you can find on the women’s tour, and the two will clash on Saturday.
12 p.m. ET
Defending champion Elena Rybakina takes on Brit Katie Boulter as the pair look to pick up a crucial win.
Will the home favorite or Slam champion come through?
Source: The Action Network
