Predicting the Men’s Wimbledon Bracket from Quarterfinals to Final: Who Wins in London?

As Wimbledon 2024 progresses into its critical stages, we’re here to provide our expert predictions for the men’s bracket from the quarterfinals all the way to the final. With thrilling matchups featuring some of the top-seeded players, we analyze each face-off to forecast who will advance and ultimately claim the prestigious title. Join us as we break down the path to victory for these elite athletes in one of tennis’s most celebrated tournaments.

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Sinner vs. Medvedev: Sinner Advances

The tournament’s top-seeded player, Jannik Sinner, will face Daniil Medvedev in the quarterfinals on Tuesday morning. Given his recent form and consistency, winning six straight sets to advance through the third round and Round of 16, we like Sinner to overcome Medvedev and secure a spot in the semifinals.

 

Men’s Wimbledon Quarterfinal: 7/9 – 8:30 am ET	Odds at FanDuel
Jannik Sinner	-480
Daniil Medvedev	+360

Alcaraz vs. Paul: Alcaraz Dominates

Carlos Alcaraz, the third seed, is set to play against Tommy Paul. Alcaraz has been impressive throughout the tournament, dispatching of Ugo Humbert in the Round of 16 after a gritty come-from-behind five-set victory over American Frances Tiafoe. Paul, despite his strong showing, won’t be able to get past the in-rhythm Alcaraz. Thus, the Spaniard will move past Paul into the semifinals.

 

Men’s Wimbledon Quarterfinal: 7/9 – 9:30 am ET	Odds at FanDuel
Carlos Alcaraz	-420
Tommy Paul	+315

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Fritz vs. Musseti: Fritz on Top

Taylor Fritz, the 13th seed, will battle Lorenzo Musetti, the 25th seed. Musetti’s story has been nice but he’s had a relatively easy path. The Italian has yet to face a seeded player on his run, and has needed at least four sets to get the job done in each of his first four matches. Fritz’s powerful game and experience should help him advance to the semifinals, ending Musetti’s Cinderella run.

 

Men’s Wimbledon Quarterfinal: 7/10 – TBA	Odds at FanDuel
Lorenzo Musetti	+280
Taylor Fritz	-360

Djokovic vs. De Minaur: Djokovic Cruises

Novak Djokovic will face Alex De Minaur in one of Wednesday’s quarters. Djokovic’s easier bracket and superior form make him a clear favorite to win this match. The Joker had not faced a seeded opponent until the Roud of 16, where he easily disposed of the 15 seed, Holger Rune, in straight sets. De Minaur, despite his talent, is unlikely to stop Djokovic from reaching the semifinals.

 

Men’s Wimbledon Quarterfinal: 7/10 – TBA	Odds at FanDuel
Alex De Minaur	+255
Novak Djokovic	-320

Semifinal Clash: Alcaraz vs. Sinner

In a highly anticipated semifinal, Alcaraz will face Sinner. Both players are in top form and are two of the top players on the planet, but Alcaraz’s versatile game will give him the edge. Predicted to be a thrilling and close match, Alcaraz finds a way, securing his place in another Wimbledon final.

Djokovic vs. Fritz: Djokovic Advances

In the other semifinal, Djokovic will compete against Fritz. Djokovic’s experience and current form make him the favorite to win. Fritz’s journey has been commendable, but Djokovic will advance to the final, looking for his seventh Wimbledon crown.

Wimbledon Outright Winner Odds at FanDuel

Player	Odds at FanDuel
Jannik Sinner	+170
Novak Djokovic	+220
Carlos Alcaraz	+270
Taylor Fritz	+1300
Tommy Paul	+2600
Alex De Minaur	+3100
Daniil Medvedev	+4100
Lorenzo Musetti	+5000

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The Final Showdown: Alcaraz and Djokovic Renew Acquaintances

The final will see Carlos Alcaraz take on Novak Djokovic in a rematch of last year’s Wimbledon final. Despite Djokovic’s remarkable run, easier bracket and gripping storyline to get one step closer to Roger Federer‘s record eight Wimbledon titles, Alcaraz will not fall in a revenge angle. After beating Djokovic in four sets in last year’s Wimbledon final, Alcaraz will successfully defend his crown. With three of the top five seeds in Alcaraz’s quarterfinal bracket, his path has been more challenging, but his skill and resilience make him the predicted champion of Wimbledon 2024.