The Women’s Tennis Association is seeking the heir apparent to Serena Williams and one player has vaulted up the ranks after defeating her.
Nineteen-year-old Canadian Bianca Andreescu has become ranked 14th in the world after two tournament wins in 2019 and online sportsbooks have released gambling props for if the adolescent will win the Grand Slam point (+600) or turn it to the No. 1 position (+1000), both from the end of 2020.
Let us look into the meteoric rise of Andreescu and when she can make it to the mountaintop of the WTA:
The one thing that comes from the ATP and the WTA is that the consequences of the upper echelon of players. In the ATP, it is the same 3 men (Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer) that are always competing in the Grand Slams and it shouldn’t surprise you that these three have combined to win each important as the beginning of 2017 (11 total).
But with the WTA, a new player/winner appears to emerge??from every Grand Slam as well as the No. 1 ranking varies frequently. At that same span since the start of??2017, there were nine brand new Grand Slam winners with the WTA. That is the reason Bianca Andreescu makes an gaming situation to hit on one of both of these props. The young??Canadian won in Indian Wells back in March and has been currently coming off a win in her home country at the Rogers Cup in Toronto over Serena Williams to move into 14th at the WTA rankings.
Outside of these 2 wins, she’s been plagued with injuries to her back and shoulder, that has caused her to miss substantial amounts of time this year. She overlooked Wimbledon entirely due to her shoulder injury, had to draw from the next round at the French Open and did not participate at the 2019 Australian Open.
My only concern with those betting props is they don’t feel exclusive. Players seldom receive the No. 1 ranking on the WTA tour till they win a Grand Slam or string with a collection of wins from the lower tournaments. Andreescu’s recent injuries have limited her considerably and the ranking would probably be out of grip, when she can’t remain on the court.
In terms of those”Winning a Grand Slam by end of 2020″ prop, I think bettors would receive the best deal by simply betting on her to win the whole thing for each individual championship. She now has +1400 chances to win the U.S. Open In September and also +1400 to win the Australian Open in January 2020. Where she’s been the very successful in her career so I would start there for the value and see if she can be the first Canadian to ever win a Grand Slam title on the WTA circuit hardcourts is.

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