After a sensational two weeks in South London, the final day of the 2025 Wimbledon Championships is upon us.
On day 14 of the championships, the men's singles final will take centre stage, and it's a mouthwatering clash between the two best players in the world – Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Both men have ridden their luck at times on their run to the final. Alcaraz came closer to a first-round exit, while Sinner was on the verge of defeat in the fourth round until his opponent, Grigor Dimitrov, was forced to retire with a two-set lead.
None of that matters now, though, and fans can look forward to an epic contest in the blistering heat. It was only last month that the pair last met in a grand slam final at Roland Garros, and if this final is anything like that one, then the Centre Court crowd are in for a treat.
Ahead of play getting underway at 16:00 UK time, check out our Wimbledon men's final tips below.
Wimbledon men's final tips: Three-leg bet builder
Carlos Alcaraz 10+ aces (4/6)
As ever, holding serve will be key on Sunday, but it always feels that little bit more important on grass due to how difficult it often is to get a break back on the game's quickest surface.
In terms of which player is the better server, there are arguments for both. Sinner has a higher first serve percentage than Alcaraz and has been broken fewer times; however, Alcaraz has a more lethal first serve and hits more aces.
Over the course of the past two weeks, Alcaraz has hit 75 aces in six matches, at an average of 12.5 aces per match.
While on one hand, Sinner is comfortably the best returner he has faced so far so playing ot this average on Sunday will be difficult, on the other, this match has every chance of going to five sets, which increases the number of ace opportunities the Spaniard will get.
Playing it safe with 10+ while still getting some value at 4/6 feels like a smart selection.
Jannik Sinner to win the first set (17/20)
Both men have lost the first set once at the Championships so far, but it is Alcaraz who has lost more sets in total – five to Sinner's two.
The Spaniard is more susceptible to lapses in concentration, and if Sinner starts like a train, then it may take him a set to adjust and become accustomed to the level he will need to get to.
There is no doubt that Alcaraz is capable of playing at this level; he just hasn't had to yet. Sinner, on the other hand, had to overcome the most successful men's tennis player of all time in the semi-finals, so he will naturally come into the final sharper.
What's more, Sinner has won the first set in five of the last six matches between the two players.
Over 44.5 games (27/20)
For 45 games to be played on Sunday, five sets don't necessarily have to be played. Four sets that finish 7-5, 5-7, 7-5, 6-3 would do the trick, and these set lengths are very believable given how evenly matched the two men are.
In reality, I am backing this match to go five set, but by backing the games market instead of the sets market, I'm giving myself some insurance in case one of the two players gets the job done in four. The idea of a straight sets victory on Sunday is out of the question, so this selection should always be in play.
Sinner and Alcaraz's last three meetings in grand slams have all cleared the 44-game mark.
Wimbledon men's final betting tips: Bet builder price
- Carlos Alcaraz 10+ aces
- Jannik Sinner to win the first set
- Over 44.5 games
- 13/2
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Andy is tipster who has been calling Golf tournaments for several years across many different platforms. He has covered all tournaments from the Asian Tour to the Masters. He's also a keen football fan and is an expert on European football.
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