Women’s Wimbledon Singles 2024 Predictions: 66/1 shot superb each-way value

A succession of unremarkable efforts at the All England Club has forced the oddsmakers to relegate world No.1 and top-seed Iga Swiatek in Women's Wimbledon Singles 2024 Odds and so third-seed Aryna Sabalenka heads the market at time of publication.

However, neither feature in my Women's Wimbledon Singles 2024 predictions - which includes a 66/1 each-way suggestion.

Elena Rybakina @ 11/2

Coco Gauff is the second seed for Wimbledon this year after her gradual climb up the rankings and the American is highly likely to go all the way at the All England Club before long.

However, the Atlanta native may have a potentially tough opener in store against compatriot Caroline Dolehide and slight preference as regards a headline title pick is for Elena Rybakina to regain the title she won two years ago.

Rybakina didn’t do much wrong in her maiden Slam singles title defence last year, but being in the public eye is unlikely to have aided her cause.

But with a quieter preparation this year, the Kazakh could take plenty of stopping and, if she really gets going, could take care of such luminaries as Sabalenka and Gauff.

If everything was to fall into place, Gauff would take the beating. However, allowing for that alignment explains why the US Open champion is only fourth in this year’s title betting.

Rybakina has shown on plenty of occasions that when she peaks she has the beating of dual Australian Open champion Sabalenka, so even though the selection faces a potentially tough opener against Romanian qualifier Elena-Gabriela Ruse she still warrants a punt for a second grass-court championship triumph in the space of three years.

Swiatek achieved her best placing at Wimbledon last year when reaching the quarter-finals, but that means there’s still plenty to find for the Pole, who until now in her career has been considerably shakier on grass than on hard courts.

Karolina Muchova each-way @ 66/1

Providing her wrist holds up, Karolina Muchova could be a threat to anyone in the coming fortnight.

The Czech 27-year-old underwent surgery on her wrist in February and she withdrew from last week’s tournament in Eastbourne prior to her quarter-final clash with Madison Keys as a preventative measure as well as following the advice of her team.

Muchova is no stranger to going deep in Grand Slam tournaments - she’s a two-time Wimbledon quarter-finalist – and, after posting some impressive results on the south coast last week, she may be ready to return to the limelight again.

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