British rising star Jack Draper has seen his odds slashed to 12/1 to win the Wimbledon 2025 men’s singles title, following a flurry of support from punters.

The 22-year-old, who recently claimed his first ATP title and reached the latter stages at Queen’s Club, has attracted 21% of all recent bets in the Wimbledon market – the most of any British player.

Draper’s powerful serve and fearless performances on grass have caught the eye this summer, and many now believe he has the game to challenge for a Grand Slam title.

With Andy Murray’s retirement leaving a void in British men’s tennis, Draper is emerging as a fan favourite and serious contender ahead of this year’s Championships.

Reigning Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz remains the tournament favourite at 6/4 (40%), following his dominant run to the Queen’s Club title earlier this month.

Close behind is Jannik Sinner at 15/8 (34.8%), with Novak Djokovic third in the betting at 13/2 (13.3%), as questions remain over his fitness and desire for a full comeback.

With Alexander Zverev (16/1), Taylor Fritz (20/1) and Daniil Medvedev (25/1) also in the mix, the men’s field looks wide open – but British hopes are firmly pinned on Draper delivering a dream fortnight on home soil.