Tennis betting reaches its peak during the renowned Grand Slam tournaments. From the Australian Open to the French Open, Wimbledon, and the US Open, these prestigious events offer an exhilarating platform for bettors. Enthusiasts can place wagers on various aspects, including predicting the tournament winner or individual match outcomes. With a wealth of statistics, player form, and court surface analysis, tennis betting aficionados eagerly dive into the Grand Slam season, combining their love for the sport with the thrill of potential winnings.
Emma Raducanu, 23-year-old from the UK, stands well at the back line, but has been dealing with injuries since 2025. Of course, she is still capable of handling a few matches. However, sometimes her serve speed drops significantly and she just can't pull it off. Losses like against Preston or Osorio show that she still has a chance. On the other hand, the 25-year-old Italian has been on fire this season, nailing every match. She won the Hobart tournament this season and advanced to the quarterfinals in Doha last week. This season she has strong wins over Gauff and Jovic, and has beaten American A.Li twice.
Both Peruvian player is injured, but Badosa is particularly strong, this season there are no results at all, out of six matches she only won two, with many losses against weak opponents such as Ghana. Siniakova is also not known for her stability, but she is strong against Ghana in the first round, afterwards her performance declines due to injuries.
30m Czech player Barbora Krejcikova is always very dangerous, but injuries hold her back. She is a very technical player, who also plays tactically well, but of course if her health allows. Amanda Anisimova, like last season, started off strong, but in Doha she didn't finish her match against veteran Karolina Pliskova, so it's unclear what her condition will be for this tournament.
Kasatkina (2:0) @2.000 8/10
Cocciaretto Elisabetta @2.400 8/10
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