Wimbledon 2025 Ladies' Singles final: Iga Swiatek vs Amanda Anisimova odds, preview & prediction

Wimbledon is set for a new champion on Saturday as Iga Swiatek takes on Amanda Anisimova in the Ladies’ Singles final. Ladbrokes previews this showdown between the Polish five-time Grand Slam winner and the in-form American, with the latest odds and predictions as both aim to lift the trophy on Centre Court for the first time.

Iga Swiatek continues her bid for a maiden Wimbledon title after an impressive run to the final. The four-time Grand Slam champion has looked comfortable on the grass this fortnight, dropping just one set on her way to the final and dismantling Belinda Bencic 6-2, 6-0 in the semi-finals.

Swiatek's movement, improved serve, and ability to take time away from opponents have made her a formidable force this fortnight. She has won all five Grand Slam finals that she has reached in her career, underlining her ability to deliver on the biggest stage.

Anisimova, meanwhile, is enjoying the best Slam run of her career, reaching her first Grand Slam final with a shock three-set victory over world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the semis. The American 13th seed has combined her aggressive baseline game with calmness under pressure to come through tight matches, and she’ll need to stay fearless if she is to test Swiatek on Saturday.

Anisimova was runner-up at Queen’s earlier this summer and is bidding to become the youngest Wimbledon Ladies’ champion since Serena Williams in 2003. Regardless of the winner, the women's draw at Wimbledon is set to have a new champion for the eighth year in a row.

This will be the first professional meeting between Swiatek and Anisimova, with their only previous match coming as juniors in 2016, which Swiatek won.

Both have since developed a long way into top-level players, and Saturday’s final adds a new chapter to their careers as they battle for a first Wimbledon title.

Swiatek has 5 Grand Slam titles to Anisimova's none, and 22 singles titles to 3.

This has been a tournament full of surprises, and there is every chance this game has the potential to produce one final upset here. Anisimova's aggressive baseline hitting, early ball striking, and confidence from beating Sabalenka in the semis could trouble Swiatek, especially if she serves well and keeps points short.

While Swiatek has been in top form on grass and boasts a perfect record in Grand Slam finals, Anisimova’s fearless approach and rapid rise this summer could see her make history as the youngest Wimbledon winner since Serena in 2003 and claim her maiden Grand Slam title.

Prediction: Anisimova in three sets

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