Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic are among the favorites for the Wimbledon men’s title this year.
Top seed Sinner is the defending champion at the grass-court Grand Slam, which he enters as the world number one.
Meanwhile, ATP number eight Djokovic boasts seven titles at the All England Club, and is just one Grand Slam title short of the all-time record.
Intriguingly, Sinner has practised with Djokovic ahead of Wimbledon, while neither player has played a competitive match since the French Open.
Both players are involved in our discussion on TalkingPoints, which asks fans to predict which player will lift the trophy in London.
And it is the Italian superstar who Tennishead readers have predicted as this year’s Wimbledon men’s champion.
Tennis fans back Jannik Sinner to win Wimbledon ahead of Novak Djokovic
Sinner has indeed received the largest share of the vote with his total of 46.10%, followed by Djokovic with 20.21%.
The ‘other’ category currently represents 11.82% of the vote, ahead of Alexander Zverev (7.33%), Ben Shelton (4.61%), Taylor Fritz (4.49%), Felix Auger-Aliassime (2.84%) and Alex de Minaur (2.60%).
It remains to be seen which man will emerge victorious at SW19, but Sinner is clearly the overwhelming favorite to defend his title from 2025.
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Jannik Sinner’s potential path to Wimbledon success
Thanks to his final win over Carlos Alcaraz last summer, Sinner has the honor of playing the first match on Centre Court this year.
There, he will take on Miomir Kecmanovic, with a second round meeting with Nuno Borges on the cards afterwards.
In round three, the top seed could be drawn against Ignacio Buse, followed by a possible clash with fellow Italian Luciano Darderi.
Sinner then has a potential quarterfinal against Daniil Medvedev, with 24-time Grand Slam champion Djokovic possibly awaiting in the semifinal.
The world number one could then play in a Wimbledon final against Alexander Zverev, who just won the French Open.
All of that is, of course, hypothetical at this very early stage, with Sinner certain to be focusing firmly on one match at a time right now.
