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Andy Murray Wimbledon 2011 Betting Odds Leave Him Well Behind Roger Federer And Rafael Nadal
Monday 20 June 2011 at 10:46
 Wimbledon 2011 is finally underway and Andy Murray will have his work cut out again according to the Wimbledon 2011 Betting Odds. Above Andy Murray currently are Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic and it looks very much a four horse race this year with the rest of the field available at big odds.
Roger Federer And Rafael Nadal Closely Matched This Year
The favourite this year in the Wimbledon 2011 Odds is six time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer who last won the tournament in 2009 when beating Andy Roddick in the final. Roger Federer is available at 23/10 with Sportingbet to win Wimbledon 2011 and another bold show is certainly on the cards. The man who has had the edge slightly in recent years though is Rafael Nadal, he has won two of the last three tournaments at Wimbledon and it would certainly be no surprise if he made it three out of four, his odds of 13/5 with Sportingbet put him just behind Federer in the pecking order and close to favouritism. With these two players having won Wimbledon for the last eight years between they will both be extremely popular.
Andy Murray The Fourth Favourite Behind Djokovic
There would be no more popular winner next week than Andy Murray, he would become the first British winner of Wimbledon Men’s since World War II and he will certainly have the home support, whether or not he can make the required improvement this year having fallen short in previous years is open to question but he is a relatively big price to do so at 7/1 with William Hill, he may well be worth an each way bet for this. The other very strong contender this year is Novak Djokovic, he has never even reached the final of Wimbledon but he comes into this in the form of his life and 4/1 with Blue Square and 888Sport may underestimate his chances. For all the latest Wimbledon 2011 Odds click on any of the orange bookie links above.
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