Tennis Betting Guides, Tips & Predictions

The WTA is back in China after a four-year hiatus because of COVID-19. The China Open concludes the regular season of the WTA 1000 Tour. This tournament offers a demanding setting for the world's leading female tennis players.

The 2023 WTA Ningbo tournament will be a fun one to watch for tennis fans, as it has some of the top players in the world, like Petra Kvitova and One Jabeur. The WTA event will start on September 25 and run for six days before all the best arrive in Beijing for the 2023 China Open WTA 1000 event. The tournament will be played at the Yinzhou Tennis Center in Ningbo, China.

The WTA Tour is racing along at a hectic pace this year. Straight after the US Open, a 500-level event kicked off in San Diego. Now, less than a week after the final Grand Slam of the year, a Masters 1000-level tournament is getting underway in Guadalajara. It’s no wonder that plenty of big names are opting to sit this one out, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t still plenty of great betting to be had. Read on for our WTA Guadalajara Open 2023 predictions.

The dust has barely settled from Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic lifting the US Open trophies over the weekend, and yet all eyes in tennis are already moving on to the Davis Cup Finals Group Stage. With the best 16 countries in the world vying for a spot in the playoffs later this year, six fascinating days of tennis action await. Read on as we break down all the 2023 Davis Cup Finals Group Stage odds.

The WTA 2023 US Open tournament is the fourth and final Grand Slam event of the year. Iga Swiatek is the defending champion, beating Ons Jabeur in the 2022 final. The Polish player is also the favorite to defend her title and win her second US Open tournament.

The final Grand Slam of the year is upon us, and tennis fans couldn’t be more excited. With the US Open taking place over the coming fortnight, the best 128 male tennis players in the world will vie for their share of $65 million, as well as valuable ranking points. Not only this, but in what has notoriously been the most open Grand Slam of the year, plenty of players will be eyeing their shot at a once-in-a-lifetime title, too.

Both the WTA and ATP Tours are heating up this August, with back-to-back Masters 1000 events on the North American hard courts. Upsets abounded in both events last week, with Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev falling early in Toronto, while Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina, and Iga Swiatek all failed to make the Montreal final. Will we see more of the same in Cincinnati this week? Read on for our 2023 Cincinnati Open predictions.

The US Open is less than a month away, and this week the road to Flushing Meadows well and truly begins. With back-to-back combined Masters 1000 tournaments occurring on the hard courts of North America, the Canadian Open 2023 presents the first of several opportunities for players to play themselves into form and seeding ahead of the year’s final Grand Slam.

This is the third Grand Slam event of the year after the Australian Open and the French Open. Novak Djokovic won both trophies, and he is the favorite to win this year's ATP Wimbledon as well. He is also the defending champion after beating Nick Kyrgios in 2022. The tournament will be played over two weeks.

The WTA 2023 Wimbledon tournament is the third grand slam event of the year. Elena Rybakina is the defending champion, as she upset Ons Jabeur as an underdog in the 2022 final. There's no firm favorite for this year's WTA Wimbledon tournament, and it should be a fun one to watch.