Australian Open 2025 Winner Odds - Who will win the 2025 Men's Australian Open?

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19 Aug 2024
Ben Darvill 19 Aug 2024
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  • 2025 Australian Open to be held at Melbourne Park.
  • Reigning champion Jannik Sinner priced at 3.50, not the favourite.
  • Top favourites are Novak Djokovic (2.75) and Carlos Alcaraz (3.25).
Jannik Sinner of Italy (Getty Images)
Jannik Sinner of Italy (Getty Images)

The 2025 Australian Open will be the first Grand Slam event of the new calendar year, with Melbourne Park hosting the competition. 

Jannik Sinner is the reigning champion on the men's side and is priced at 3.50, but is he the favourite to secure the trophy once again? 

2025 Australian Open Winner
Odds
Novak Djokovic2.75
Carlos Alcaraz3.25
Jannik Sinner3.50
Daniil Medvedev8.50
Alexander Zverev13.00
Rafael Nadal17.00
Rest of the field34.00+
Note: Odds from Ladbrokes & correct on 19/8/2024

Jannik Sinner is the reigning champion heading into the competition in 2025, and he can be backed at 3.50 to secure another crown in Australia. This comes after he eliminated Daniil Medvedev in a stunning 3-2 win in 2024. 

Despite arriving as the champion, Sinner is not the favourite. Novak Djokovic currently leads the betting at 2.75, with Carlos Alcaraz right behind him at 3.25. While Sinner is an incredibly talented player, he is still having to play second-fiddle to the duo. 

Further out in the betting, you can back last year's beaten finalist Medvedev at 8.50, with the likes of Alexander Zverev and Rafael Nadal next in line. 

Despite boasting a lot of exceptional talent, the men's side of the game has seen Djokovic, Alcaraz and Sinner dominate. Indeed, Djokovic and Alcaraz have traded blows in the finals of many of the most recent tournaments, with Alcaraz beating Djokovic in the final at Wimbledon before the roles were reversed in the Olympic gold medal final. 

While anything can happen in a five-set Grand Slam match, it seems incredibly more unlikely that a player away from the top-three will be able to secure a trophy. 

The first Slam of the year always sees players arriving looking slightly more rusty than they do at other competitions after some much-needed time off. Despite this, players are still banking on an uncharacteristically bad outing for one of the top-three if they are to be eliminated. 

Who do you think will win the 2025 Australian Open? Can Sinner defend his crown, or will another player secure the first Slam of the new year?