We’re posting our 2022 French Open predictions regarding who will win the men’s and women’s singles titles at Roland Garros this year. The second grand slam event of the year usually favours the clay-court specialists and here are our betting tips to reign on the red stuff in Paris.
One of the most physically demanding tennis tournaments will take place at Roland Garros in May and we’ve put together a French Open preview. This is the only Grand Slam contested on clay, which is a challenging surface for many players.
It is safe to say that 2022 has already been an interesting year for sports, with Tom Brady’s retirement and surprise return one of the highlights as he plans a famous sporting comeback. Six weeks after announcing that he was finally quitting the NFL at the age of 44, the last ball he threw was purchased at auction for over half a million dollars.
August 2022 will see the 132nd edition of the world’s second-oldest tennis tournament: the Canadian Open. Here we have looked at the data from its last 20 iterations to predict how the action will unfold.
Rafael Nadal is chasing a record 21st grand slam title in the Australian Open final but Daniil Medvedev will be a tough nut to crack. The Russian was blown away by Novak Djokovic in last year’s decider but went on to gain revenge and break his major duck at the US Open.
Ashleigh Barty has simply breezed through the Australian Open and is a hot favourite to brush aside Danielle Collins in the women’s singles final. However, Collins does have a decent head-to-head record against the home hero and has shown her battling qualities in Melbourne.
Off-court issues have clouded the issue in Melbourne but we’re ready to post our Australian Open 2022 predictions. A Covid row over Novak Djokovic’s eligibility to chase a 10th title Down Under has dominated the build-up but the time has come to make outright selections.
We’re looking ahead with our tennis Grand Slam winners 2022 predictions and have a long-range set of selections for punters to consider. Bwin provides betting markets on all ATP Tour tournaments and WTA Tour events, but these are our early picks for the big four competitions.
Novak Djokovic continues to dominate the ATP tour and has a chance to win his fourth successive Australian Open title in January. Melbourne was the scene of his first ever Grand Slam title back in 2008 and over his career he has won the tournament nine times out of a possible 14.
The end-of-season ATP Finals tournament concludes on Sunday as Alexander Zverev meets Daniil Medvedev in the final in Turin. The showpiece event brought together the top eight players in the world rankings to compete in a round-robin format and now there are two men left standing.
Emma Raducanu and Leylah Fernandez have stunned everyone by reaching the US Open final but which will complete their fairytale in New York? Canadian starlet Fernandez can boast the bigger scalps at Flushing Meadows, but Raducanu has been visually more impressive.
Daniil Medvedev has been more impressive than Novak Djokovic at this year’s US Open but it will still take a brave man to oppose the Serbian superstar. Djokovic is chasing a record 21st major title and a first calendar Grand Slam since 1969.
We’ve revealed the players who have enjoyed the most success in the ATP Masters events and who could dominate them in the years ahead. Each of the nine tournaments in this series offers a tantalising 1000 ATP Tour ranking points to the winner.
We’re continuing our daily US Open predictions with a near-12/1 double taken from the men’s semi-finals in New York. There have again been plenty of thrills and spills on the hard courts of Flushing Meadows and the remaining matches promise even more excitement.