Jannik Sinner is the favourite to win the Wimbledon Men's Singles at odds of 4/7, with the Italian aiming to retain the title he won for the first time last year. His great rival Carlos Alcaraz is absent from a second consecutive Slam, and Sinner was a heavy odds-on favourite at Roland Garros too, but the world number one struggled in the heat in a shock second-round exit to Juan Manuel Cerundolo. He opted not to play any warm-up tournaments on the grass swing, but after an edgy first-round win that went the distance, Sinner has not dropped a set since.
The main beneficiary of the upsets at Roland Garros was Alexander Zverev, who finally won his maiden Grand Slam title in his third final. Zverev is odds of 3/1 to follow that up with a triumph at Wimbledon. although this is the first time the German has made it past the fourth round at SW19. Zverev faces a more favourable semi-final on paper against British hero Arthur Fery.
Next in the betting is Novak Djokovic at odds of 6/1, with the great Serb only needing one more Wimbledon title to match Roger Federer's all-time record of eight championships. Djokovic was another surprise early exit in Paris, losing in the third round to Joao Fonseca, and there are questions if the 39-year-old has the energy to go all the way. Djokovic has made his eighth consecutive semi-final at Wimbledon, with another titanic clash against Sinner to come.
Arthur Fery (14/1) carries home hopes as the last remaining Brit, with the wildcard extending his fairytale run into the last four, following up his thrilling five-set win over Gregor Dimitrov with an impressive straight-sets win against Flavio Cobolli. With momentum and the crowd firmly behind him, can Fery pull off one of the greatest Wimbledon stories of all time?
