The final is set for the Wimbledon's women's draw as Iga Swiatek will take on Amanda Anisimova on Saturday, July 11th at 11:00 AM ET.
SBR's Gary Pearson shares his Swiatek vs Anisimova prediction for the finale:
Pick to win: Swiatek 2-1 (+300 via BetMGM)
"Swiatek's adjustment to the Wimbledon greens has been remarkable. If she wins Saturday's final, it will mark a transcendent moment in her career.
The Polish 24-year-old finished second at the Bad Homburg Open in the lead-up to Wimbledon, making her first final at a grass-court event since she turned pro.
The loss to Jessica Pegula was her first in 10 matches on grass in 2025. It's easily her best season on a surface that used to cause equal measures of frustration and disillusionment.
Swiatek has rolled through her sixth Wimbledon, swatting aside everyone in straight sets except Catherine McNally.
There isn't enough value in backing Swiatek on the moneyline, so I'm opting for a three-set victory. Our best sports betting apps expect a straight-sets win, with the probability ranging from 47.62% to 51.22%.
However, Anisimova has proven herself a formidable adversary throughout the tournament, especially in the semifinals against the world No. 1. I can't see her getting swept aside so easily after all of that.
BetMGM offers the best value (+300), which is markedly better than DraftKings' +250, offering the least value."
Best prop bet: Over 20.5 games (-134 via FanDuel)
"Anisimova scrapped and clawed her way through the tournament, requiring a third set in three of six matches.
While she's definitely battle-tested, the 13th-seeded underdog must also be feeling the compounding effects of wear and tear and fatigue, especially since it's the first time she has advanced past the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam in six years.
That said, she is one of the most powerful and accurate baseline players in the women's game when she's on, which has been the case for much of the previous fortnight.
Her lethal cross-court backhand will cause Sabalenka sleepless nights for the foreseeable future, which is why I'm backing a competitive final.
With 20.5 games as the bar, you can hit the Over even if Swiatek wins in straight sets, as long as they're both competitive. Three of Anisimova's previous four matches had at least 21 games, with the fourth ending at 20.
FanDuel's -134 odds are the most palatable, especially compared to BetMGM's -150."
SBR's Gary Pearson shares his Swiatek vs Anisimova prediction for the finale:
Pick to win: Swiatek 2-1 (+300 via BetMGM)
"Swiatek's adjustment to the Wimbledon greens has been remarkable. If she wins Saturday's final, it will mark a transcendent moment in her career.
The Polish 24-year-old finished second at the Bad Homburg Open in the lead-up to Wimbledon, making her first final at a grass-court event since she turned pro.
The loss to Jessica Pegula was her first in 10 matches on grass in 2025. It's easily her best season on a surface that used to cause equal measures of frustration and disillusionment.
Swiatek has rolled through her sixth Wimbledon, swatting aside everyone in straight sets except Catherine McNally.
There isn't enough value in backing Swiatek on the moneyline, so I'm opting for a three-set victory. Our best sports betting apps expect a straight-sets win, with the probability ranging from 47.62% to 51.22%.
However, Anisimova has proven herself a formidable adversary throughout the tournament, especially in the semifinals against the world No. 1. I can't see her getting swept aside so easily after all of that.
BetMGM offers the best value (+300), which is markedly better than DraftKings' +250, offering the least value."
Best prop bet: Over 20.5 games (-134 via FanDuel)
"Anisimova scrapped and clawed her way through the tournament, requiring a third set in three of six matches.
While she's definitely battle-tested, the 13th-seeded underdog must also be feeling the compounding effects of wear and tear and fatigue, especially since it's the first time she has advanced past the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam in six years.
That said, she is one of the most powerful and accurate baseline players in the women's game when she's on, which has been the case for much of the previous fortnight.
Her lethal cross-court backhand will cause Sabalenka sleepless nights for the foreseeable future, which is why I'm backing a competitive final.
With 20.5 games as the bar, you can hit the Over even if Swiatek wins in straight sets, as long as they're both competitive. Three of Anisimova's previous four matches had at least 21 games, with the fourth ending at 20.
FanDuel's -134 odds are the most palatable, especially compared to BetMGM's -150."