Coco Goff? Leaving. Jessica Pegula? go out. Jasmine Paolini, Qinwen Zheng, Madison Keys? Best seeds for falling in Wimbledon week one. There is not much difference in men’s side: half of the first eight seeds fell down. Since so many seed players have lost nearly 25 years in the first three rounds of professional games.
Now continue to reach the quarterfinals, Championship weekend. Will more weak people have the upper hand? Or will the remaining seed players dominate?
On the women’s side, Gauff had the highest first-round loss hit rate. Nearly 10% of Betmgm’s bets were placed on Americans, who arrived at Wimbledon with confidence and won the French Open Championship at hand.
The massacre made Aryna Sabalenka a favorite. On Betmgm Sportsbook, the Belarusian star entered +290 to win her first Wimbledon title. She now stands at -155, well ahead of No. 8 Iga Swiatek (+400), who won consecutive games in 16 rounds on Monday. Anisimova plays unseeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the quarterfinals.
On the men’s side, elite players have endured it, but not without turnovers.
Second-place seed Carlos Alcaraz is now Betmgm’s +115 favorite, winning the third title at All England Club. Although he isn’t necessarily his best form, Alcaraz, who hasn’t lost the game since April, showed his trademark tenacity in a 16-round deficit.
The star appears to be going against rivals (and No. 1 seed) Jannik Sinner in the final, which is the second choice for +135, although he advanced to the quarter on Monday, despite his drop to Grigor Dimitrov (Dimitrov was knocked out by both sets (Dimitrov retired in Dectoral Haptle). But if Wimbledon’s first week taught us anything, it’s safe to have no No. 1 seed.
Of course, Novak Djokovic’s goal is to thwart the storyline of Alcaraz-Sinner. The seven-time Wimbledon champion emerged from a frustrating first set – he won only one game, the worst he’s ever won in the Wimbledon opening – defeating 11-seeded Alex de Minaur in four sets.
Djokovic, 38, is the third largest person in the open era and can move to his dormitory in Wimbledon. At +375 of Betmgm, he continues to be seen as robbing his 25-year-old visionTh Grand Slam title. Again, this is a game for the weak.
