Wimbledon Semi-Finals Odds: Another Sinner vs Alcaraz Final on The Cards

We’re set for a couple of classic semi-final matchups as old faces new, and a champion faces a first-time semi-finalist. That’s right, Sinner vs Djokovic and Fritz vs Alcaraz are on tomorrow, and we have the odds and tips.

What a tournament for tennis betting! Three of the best tennis players in the world right now have made it to another Wimbledon semi-final. Funnily enough, Djokovic was the sixth seed, and Fritz was ahead of him in fifth.

Let’s get straight to Wimbledon betting. As expected, Alcaraz and Sinner are the favourites to win their matches and progress to the final. But we’ve got a few tips on each match to make sure you’re betting on value.

Jannik Sinner vs Novak Djokovic Betting Odds & Tips

The pair represent the old and the new, as the current No. 1 faces the seasoned veteran. This won’t be the first time they’ve played against each other, though.

In nine outings, Sinner has the upper hand with five wins. Including all of the last four. But this match is a repeat of the 2023 Wimbledon semi-final, where Djokovic ended up winning, only losing to Alcaraz in the final.

In 2022, Sinner and Djokovic met at Wimbledon for the first time, and Djokovic also won that.

So, the Serbian has the upper hand on grass, but his age and recent form against the Italian will likely mean that the task will yet again be too great for him. Here are the bets and tips we’re backing for the match, priced by bet365:

Tip 1: Djokovic to Win 2 Sets

We’re expecting a close match, and we think that Djokovic can take Sinner to the last set in a thriller of a match. Sinner has only dropped one set so far this competition, though. Djokovic has only dropped three, so it’s a close one to call.

Tip 2: First Set Winner: Sinner

Sinner has won every 1st set he’s played. Two of those ended 6-1. It’s fair to say that the Italian comes out of the gate strong. Out of Djokovic’s three lost sets, two of them were in the first set. That’s in the fourth round and quarter-finals. We think Sinner will do the same.

Tip 3: Sinner Over 20.5 Games Won

We’re backing a close game, and if Sinner wins three rounds, that’s already 18 games won. All he needs to do is win another three in a round that he loses. Pretty straightforward, unless Sinner produces a masterclass and doesn’t drop a single set.

Taylor Fritz vs Carlos Alcaraz Betting Odds and Tips

Alcaraz is on course for a three-peat. He would surpass Nadal’s trophy tally here and become tied as the 5th most successful player in the Open Era of Wimbledon.

Taylor Fritz is in his second-ever Grand Slam semi-final. He won his first semi and only lost to Sinner in the final of the US Open in 2024. Fritz will have something to prove as he searches for his first Grand Slam title.

The only problem is, Alcaraz seems unstoppable at Wimbledon, and last lost a match in the 2022 fourth round. We expect that trend to continue, and here are a few tips and odds with bet365.

Tip 1: Over 37.5 Games

Alcaraz hasn’t set the world alight this tournament. He’s gone to the 4th or 5th set in three games and has hit over 37.5 games in two of his matches. Four of Fritz’s matches have ended with over 37.5 games, and we think that the American can keep Alcaraz at bay long enough to force more games.

Tip 2: Set 1: Over 9.5 Games

We’re backing another good first set. Alcaraz has gone to a tiebreaker twice in his first sets, and Fritz has won the majority of his matches. We still expect Alcaraz to win the first set, but Fritz will put up enough of a fight to at least get 4 games in.

Tip 3: Taylor Fritz to Win a Set

Taylor has made it to a semi-final for a reason. He’ll put up a solid fight, and we think the odds on this one are too good to pass up. Alcaraz has dropped sets to Fognini, Struff and Rublev, so dropping one to Fritz isn’t far-fetched at all.

Wimbledon Outright Betting Odds

Yes, we’re down to our final four, any one of these players can claim the trophy, and here’s what the bookies think.

Jannik Sinner vs Carlos Alcaraz: Potential Final

We tend to agree with the bookies on this one. We’re growing more accustomed to a Sinner vs Carlos final, with the pair already meeting in four finals.

They’ve met 13 times, and Alcaraz is ahead with eight wins to Sinner’s five. Alcaraz has won the last five matches, including the 2025 French Open final, the 2025 Italian Open final, and the 2024 China Open final.

They’ve only met once on grass, and that was at the 2022 Wimbledon round of 16. Sinner beat him, then, and will hope to beat him again, if they make it that far.