Coco Gauff to Win the US Open Women's Singles

• What: US Open Women's Singles Tennis
• When: August 24-September 7, 2024
• Where: Arthur Ashe Stadium

Iga Swiatek has won the US Open women's singles title before. Aryna Sabalenka has been ever so close in the past and oddsmakers think this is the year to pick her to win.

The Belarusian player is the +210 chalk to wear her first US Open women's singles crown. Next in line is Poland's Swiatek at +400. Then the betting line climbs all the way to +900 for defending champion Coco Gauff of the USA. No other player is showing odds shorter than +1000.

U.S. Open Women's Singles Odds
Aryna Sabalenka	+210	+300	+310
Iga Swiatek	+400	+320	+300
Coco Gauff	+900	+600	+600
Elena Rybakina	+1100	+800	+800
Jessica Pegula	+2000	+1600	+1600
Mirra Andreeva	+2800	+2800	+2800
Amanda Anisimova	+3300	+3300	+3300
Danielle Collins	+3300	+3300	+3300
Naomi Osaka	+3300	+1000	+1000
Qinwen Zheng	+3300	+3300	+3300
Emma Navarro	+4000	+4000	+4000
Jasmine Paolini	+4000	+4000	+4000

The final Grand Slam event of the year has featured five different winners over the past five years and eight different champions over the past nine tournaments. Not only has there been five different winners in that five-year span, but there's also been 10 different players participating in those five final showdowns. You have to go back to 2012-14, when Serena Williams won three US Open women's singles titles in a row, to locate a back-to-back champion on the women's side.

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Is It Sabalenka's Time To Shine?

Three years in a row Sabalenka has reached the semifinal stages of the US Open. Is this going to be the year that she finally takes that next step and wins the final?

It's Swiatek who comes into this tournament holding the world No. 1 ranking. However, she's taking a back seat to Sabalenka in the betting line for the US Open women's singles.

Ayrna Sabalenka

She was the losing finalist to American Coco Gauff in last year's US Open women's singles final. Sabalenka does hold a history of hard-court success in Grand Slam tennis, however. The Belarusian player has won the past two Australian Open women's singles titles.

She's 16-3 overall in her past three US Open tournaments. Sabalenka could also be buoyed by the fact that eight of the past nine US Open women's singles champions were first-time winners of the tournament. Sabalenka also beat Swiatek in winning the final tuneup for this event in Cincinnati.

Iga Swiatek

Going 9-3 in their past 12 matches would be buoyant for the majority of women's tennis players. However, for world No. 1 Swiatek, her on-court dominance is such that it feels like a slump.

The 2022 US Open women's singles champion is a five-time Grand Slam winner. She'll be challenged here, though. Four of the top six seeds are situated on her side of the draw.

Coco Gauff

There's something in Coco that's leaving a bitter taste of late. The reigning US Open women's singles champion is a middling 4-4 through her past eight matches. She was ousted early at the Paris Summer Olympic Games. Gauff fell in the fourth round at Wimbledon.

Prior to that skid, Gauff was on a 59-14 run since July of 2023 that included four tournament titles. Can home-court advantage put the American star back on track?

Elena Rybakina

When she's on her game, world No. 4 Rybakina is right there with the best female players on the planet. But she's also wildly inconsistent, bordering on unpredicatable.

Battling injury and illness, she's played once since Wimbledon, losing to 2021 US Open finalist Leylah Fernandez. And Rybakina and her coach have gone their separate ways.

US Open Longshots Worth A Look

Continuing her comeback from a mental health break, former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka (+3300) is a two-time US Open champ. Currently No. 85 in the world rankings, she required a wildcard entry into this year's tourney.

The tennis community has been waiting for American Jessica Pegula (+1100) to make a run at a Grand Slam tourney. Can she make a breakthrough on home soil? She reached the quarterfinals of the 2022 US Open.

China's Qinwen Zheng (+3300) was a 2023 US Open quarterfinalist. She won the Olympic women's singles gold medal and has been the victor in 71% of her matches this year.

It's the final season of competition for American Danielle Collins (+3300). Earlier this year, she won two tournaments and 15 successive matches. But she's 7-5 over her last 12 matches.

What to make of world No. 5 Jasmine Paolini? She's already reached the finals of the French Open and Wimbledon this year. And she won a gold medal in Olympic women's doubles. She's available at a betting line of +4000, but will the 5-foot-4 Italian be overpowered on the hard courts of Arthur Ashe Stadium?

Best US Open Prop Bets

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US Open Women's Singles Pick

There's something about the Big Apple that brings out the best in Gauff. It's literally a home game for the young American. The crowd clearly gets her fired up and getting after it when the US Open gets underway.

Coco Gauff To win US Open women's singles

+900

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That being the case, and with an astonishing +900 betting line on the defending champion, it's hard to think about betting anyone else. Forget the form charts and bet Coco to go all the way.