Novak Djokovic is running out of time to claim the standalone record for the most Grand Slam singles titles in history.
The Serb is currently tied with Margaret Court on 24 majors and will be hoping to secure an elusive 25th at Wimbledon, which got underway today.
Despite suffering a surprise third-round exit at the French Open, Djokovic is expected to mount another strong challenge on the grass courts of SW19.
At the time of writing, Sky Bet has the seven-time Wimbledon champion priced at 6/1, making him the second favourite to lift the trophy.
Djokovic’s record at Wimbledon speaks for itself. He has reached the final on 10 occasions, winning the title seven times, and will be hoping that experience proves decisive once again.
Can Djokovic claim a 25th Grand Slam title? He is the 6/1 second favourite to win Wimbledon
Ahead of him in the betting is Jannik Sinner, who is the odds-on favourite at 8/13. The Italian missed the opportunity to capitalise on Carlos Alcaraz’s absence at the French Open after suffering a shock second-round exit.
With Alcaraz also missing Wimbledon, Sinner has another golden chance to add to his Grand Slam tally – but can he justify favouritism this time? Only time will tell.
Alexander Zverev arrives in London full of confidence after finally landing his maiden Grand Slam title at the French Open, where he defeated Flavio Cobolli in a five-set final.
The German is the 12/1 third favourite to continue his momentum with back-to-back major titles.
Americans Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton complete the top five in the betting, with both players available at 14/1 to win their first Wimbledon crown.
- All odds are correct at the time of publication
