Wimbledon: No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, No. 2 Coco Gauff And Madison Keys
LONDON (AP) - A look at a few of the leading females at Wimbledon, which starts at the All England Club on Monday, with money-line chances via BetMGM Sportsbook:
Seeding: 1
2025 Record: 42-8
Italy's Jasmine Paolini returns the ball to Tunisia's Ons Jabeur during the Berlin WTA tennis tournament in Berlin, Germany, Wednesday, June 18, 2025. (Andreas Gora/dpa through AP)
Grand Slam Titles: 3 - Australian Open (2: 2023, 2024), U.S. Open (1: 2024)
Last 5 Wimbledons: 2024-Did Not Play, 2023-Lost in Semifinals, 2022-DNP, 2021-SF, 2019-1st
Aces: Reached the semifinals the last 2 times she played at Wimbledon but missed the tournament in 2015 because of a shoulder injury and in 2022 when all players from Belarus and Russia were banned from the occasion because of the intrusion of Ukraine. ... Was the runner-up at each of the season's first two majors, the Australian Open and French Open. ... Replaced Iga Swiatek at No. 1 late last season.
She Said It: "That was just completely unprofessional of me. I let my feelings get the much better of me. I definitely regret what I stated at that time." - On her comments after losing to in the French Open final.
Read All About It: Aryna Sabalenka's three Grand Slam titles came on hard courts
Seeding: 2
2025 Record: 31-9
Grand Slam Titles: 2 - French Open (2025 ), U.S. Open (2023 )
Last 5 Wimbledons: 2024-4th, 2023-1st, 2022-3rd, 2021-4th, 2019-4th
Aces: Coming off declaring her 2nd Grand Slam title at the French Open on red clay. ... Wimbledon was the scene of her development at age 15 - she got approved for the primary draw, beat Venus Williams in the very first round, then made it to the fourth round - but it's now the only major where Gauff hasn't reached a minimum of the semifinals. She's never been past the 4th round in 5 looks. ... Started her own management company, Coco Gauff Enterprises.
She Said It: "It wasn ´ t pretty, however it did the job, and that ´ s all that matters."- On the final in Paris.
Read Everything about It: How Coco Gauff changed from her very first French Open final to her 2nd
Seeding: 4
Career-Best Ranking: 4
Country: Italy
2025 Record: 25-10 (Entering Bad Homburg Tournament)
Career Titles: 3
Grand Slam Titles: Zero - Best: Runner-Up, Wimbledon (2024 ), French Open (2024 )
Last 5 Wimbledons: 2024-Runner-Up, 2023-1st, 2022-1st, 2021-1st, 2019-DNP
Aces: Had been 0-3 for her profession at the All England Club up until in 2015's go to the final, which followed a runner-up proving at the French Open. ... Each of her preliminary 16 Grand Slam looks resulted in losses in the first or 2nd round up until her 2024 breakthroughs. ... Won the French Open doubles title this year and the Olympic doubles gold last year, both with Sara Errani.
She Said It: "I wear ´ t understand what to dream right now. Today I was dreaming (of holding) the prize, however it didn ´ t(go )well." - After losing last year's Wimbledon last.
Read Everything about It: Jasmine Paolini leads Italy to the Billie Jean King Cup title
Seeding: 6
2025 Record: 30-9
Last 5 Wimbledons: 2024-4th, 2023-QF, 2022-DNP, 2021-4th, 2019-2nd
Aces: Captured her first Grand Slam title at the Australian Open in January, disturbing No. 2 Iga Swiatek in the semifinals and No. 1 Sabalenka in the final. ... Big serve and powerful forehand would seem to fit the turf at Wimbledon, however that's the just significant competition where Keys hasn't been past the quarterfinals.
She Said It: "Being able to separate a requirement from a desire and be able to actually get it, feels so fantastic, because I seem like if I had won one when I seemed like I needed it, I put on ´ t know if I would have been able to in fact appreciate it and have the same type of viewpoint around it." - On winning her first Grand Slam prize.
Read Everything about It: Madison Keys credits therapy with assisting her off and on a tennis court
Seeding: 8
2025 Record: 32-10 (Entering Bad Homburg competition)
Career Titles: 22
Grand Slam Titles: 5 - French Open (4: 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024), U.S. Open (1: 2022)
Last 5 Wimbledons: 2024-3rd, 2023-QF, 2022-3rd, 2021-4th, 2019-1st
Aces: Hasn't reached a final at any competition in more than a year. ... Wimbledon is the only Grand Slam competition where she hasn't reached at least the semifinals. ... Accepted a one-month suspension last November after checking positive for a banned substance she stated came from an infected supplement.
She Said It: "Any of us can win these competitions. We sort of start every competition from the start. So I ´ m simply going to attempt to do my job and concentrate on just getting development and finding out new stuff on yard." - After her 26-match French Open winning streak ended in the semifinals.
Read Everything about It: Iga Swiatek's French Open reign ends versus Aryna Sabalenka
Odds Are: +800
Seeding: 17
Country: Czech Republic
Age: 29
2025 Record: 1-3 (Entering Eastbourne tournament)
Career Titles: 8
Grand Slam Titles: 2 - Wimbledon (1: 2024), French Open (1: 2021)
Last 5 Wimbledons: 2024-Won Championship, 2023-2nd, 2022-3rd, 2021-4th, 2019-DNP
Aces: Has not played much at all in 2025 while dealing with an injured lower back and withdrew from a grass-court occasion at Eastbourne on Thursday because of an ideal thigh problem. ... Is a competent doubles gamer who won a profession Grand Slam and an Olympic gold medal in ladies's doubles alongside Katerina Siniakova.
She Said It: "Who knows what I ´ m efficient in? For me, the most essential thing is to take pleasure in the journey." - After winning Wimbledon a year back.
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Odds Are: +3300