Wimbledon 2023 Women's Final Odds and Predictions: A Date With Triumph and Disaster

After tasting defeat in last year's Wimbledon final, Ons Jabeur is back on Centre Court hoping a date with destiny awaits. Unlikely finalist, Marketa Vondrousova is looking to crash the party. Find out who our tennis expert likes in Saturday's final.

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Kenny Ducey • Betting Analyst
Jul 14, 2023 • 20:02 ET • 4 min read
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We’ve arrived at the Wimbledon final on the women’s side, and in one corner you have a favorite poised to take home her first grand slam title and on the other a hungry underdog back on the big stage after a four-year hiatus.

This should be an excellent match complete with extraordinary shot-making and rival last year's great Wimbledon final.

Let’s take at the Wimbledon odds and break down how the match should shake out.

Wimbledon Women's Final picks and predictions

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Ons Jabeur vs Marketa Vondrousova odds and picks

(6) Ons Jabeur (42) Marketa Vondrousova
-210 Moneyline +170
-3.5 (-105) Game spread +3.5 (-115)
Over 21.5 (-120) Total games Under 21.5 (+100)

Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook on July 15, 2023.

Ons Jabeur vs Marketa Vondrousova match prediction

Let’s get one thing straight here: Marketa Vondrousova can absolutely win this match. She’s met Jabeur twice this year, and in both matches she’s emerged victorious. She outlasted Jabeur at the Australian Open, dominating for most of the contest in a 6-1, 5-7, 6-1 win. She saw her again at Indian Wells and finished her off in two sets. Now, she gets to play on what’s arguably a more preferable surface.

Vondrousova has finishing power from the left side and has really been improving drastically on faster courts over the last few years. She’s gone 21-8 on outdoor hardcourts over the last two seasons and is now 8-1 on the grass with some impressive wins here at Wimbledon.

I think the younger Vondrousova has a lot of talent and just hasn’t showcased it with any sort of consistency over the years. She’s going to come in here with a boatload of confidence and should be able to emerge victorious. Jabeur has faltered in the biggest matches of her career and I think she will crumble under the pressure. 

PredictionVondrousova (+170 at DraftKings)

Ons Jabeur vs Marketa Vondrousova best bet

One thing I’m really worried about here for Jabeur is fatigue. She’s spent so much time on court this tournament and has had to dig incredibly deep to beat a murderer’s row of opponents in the last four matches. She’s gone the distance in three of those and has had to come back from a set down in each of those three-setters as well.

While it’ll take a lot out of you physically, it’ll also take a lot out of you mentally. There will be some semblance of fatigue in Jabeur’s head, but there’s also a chance that she lets her guard down against a lower-ranked opponent and extends the match.

With the head-to-head this year being very lopsided, I think there’s an outside chance Vondrousova wins in two sets and cashes the over. With that, I see a lot of value in taking the game spread in what should be a tight three-set match.

I do see plenty of value in grabbing the moneyline straight up, but the game spread is the far safer option.

Best betVondrousova +3.5 (-120 at DraftKings)

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Kenny Ducey has worked in sports media for more than 10 years and began his journey as a credentialed reporter with Fordham University's WFUV Sports before moving on to Sports Illustrated. There, he wrote about baseball, basketball, and tennis - twice covering the NBA Finals.

He's been in the betting space for seven years, and has established himself as a top expert in MLB and tennis handicapping with brands like Tennis Channel, NBC Sports, and DraftKings. He's also been a frequent guest on betting shows such as MLB's Bettor's Eye and Tennis Bets Live.

Kenny has a knack for identifying underappreciated pitchers and tennis players as moneyline underdogs and credits his unique data analysis and hours of watching sports as the biggest reasons for success through the years. His best advice to bettors? Watch the games, trust your eye, and always question the public narrative.

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