Women’s Wimbledon Odds 2009 Handicapping Tips. Wimbledon odds for the 2009 Wimbledon Championship have Serena and Venus Williams as the two favorites on the women’s side.Serena has won the last two years in Wimbledon betting odds and overall she has won the title five times. Here is look at the odds on the women’s side for the 2009 Wimbledon Championship.
Wimbledon odds have Serena at about 5/2 while Venus is about 3-1. They are the two favorites in Wimbledon betting odds but unlike the men’s side, there are other contenders to win the 2009 title beyond the top two. Former champion Maria Sharapova is listed at 5-1 in Wimbledon odds at the sportsbook followed by World #1 Dinara Safina at 9-1. Ana Ivanovic and Victoria Azarenka are both 10-1 in Wimbledon odds.
There are 10 players on the women’s side with Wimbledon odds between 16-1 and 50-1. They begin with Jelena Jankovic at 16-1 followed by Caroline Wozniacki at 20-1 in Wimbledon betting odds. Elena Dementieva is listed at 25-1 in Wimbledon odds along with Svetlana Kuznetsova and Vera Zvonareva. Former champion Amelie Mauresmo is listed at 33-1 in sports betting odds. Agnieszka Radwanska is listed at 40-1 followed by three players at 50-1 in Wimbledon betting odds. They are Dominkia Cibulkova, Jelena Dokic and Nadia Petrova. All of the other women’s players are listed at more than 50-1 and none of them have much of a chance in Wimbledon odds.
As you look at Wimbledon odds at the sportsbook you can glance at the ATP World rankings and get an idea of which players should do well. Safina is ranked #1 in the world followed by Serena Williams and Venus Williams. Dementeiva is ranked #4 followed by Jankovic and Zvonareva. Kuznetsova is ranked #7 and she could be an interesting longshot considering she is coming off making the French Open Final and a victory over Serena Williams in the quarterfinals.
As you look at 2009 Wimbledon odds on the women’s side at the sportsbook there are some interesting longshots. The Williams’ sisters are no doubt the favorites in Wimbledon odds (One or the other has won seven of the last nine Wimbledon titles) but they are beatable. Sports betting information tells us that neither player has been at the top of their game consistently as was proven in the French Open. Perhaps an upset is possible in 2009 Wimbledon odds.
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