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Wimbledon Day 6 Predictions: Best Bets On Saturday 4th July 2026

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| BY Sam Cox

All eyes are on SW19 for the sixth day of the 2026 Wimbledon Tennis Championships on Saturday, with William Hill News previewing some of the standout matches at the event.

With the third round underway, tennis fans can keep up with the latest news at William Hill and we have you covered for all things Wimbledon this summer.

Wimbledon Predictions Saturday:

Frances Tiafoe to win (4/5)
Alex de Minaur to win 3-0 (21/20)
Marta Kostyuk to win 2-1 (29/10)
Amanda Anisimova to win (6/5)

The third round of the singles draws is the focus at Wimbledon on Saturday. Here are our top tennis betting picks:

Frances Tiafoe vs Alexander Bublik

Meeting for a fifth time but for a first time since 2023, Frances Tiafoe and Alexander Bublik are poised for a hard-fought match. It’s two wins apiece so far, with Tiafoe coming out on top in their lone grass-court contest.

Tiafoe came from a set down to beat Jan Choinski in routine fashion. Bublik overcame a first-round scare to easily beat qualifier Kyrian Jacquet in the second round. Neither player has been beyond the fourth round at Wimbledon.

The form book leans towards Tiafoe after he won in Halle. Bublik hasn’t been playing his best tennis of late, and while he has the game to beat almost anyone on grass, Tiafoe is understandably favoured.

Alex de Minaur vs Zachary Svajda

Alex de Minaur is facing Zachary Svajda for the first time after winning his first two Wimbledon matches without dropping a set. Svajda won easily in the first round before coming from 2-1 down to win on Thursday.

De Minaur’s form hasn’t been anything especially eye-catching, but he’s still the superior player and should win this pretty comfortably.

Svajda hasn’t shown anything of late to suggest he can beat a top 10 player on grass.

Emma Navarro vs Marta Kostyuk

Emma Navarro has won all four of her previous matches against Marta Kostyuk. The form of Kostyuk means those previous encounters must be taken with a pinch of salt – the Ukrainian only saw a historic winning streak come to an end in the French Open semifinal.

Champion in Madrid and Rouen, Kostyuk came from a set down in the second round. Navarro has had to achieve that feat in both of her matches. The American has a mixed 2026 record, despite reaching the final in Nottingham.

This should be a highly competitive match between two talented players. We give Kostyuk the edge as she chases her first win over Navarro.

Madison Keys vs Amanda Anisimova

Since losing her first set of the tournament, Madison Keys has won four sets in a row without too much stress. Amanda Anisimova, meanwhile, needed a final-set tiebreak to beat Sofia Kenin.

A finalist at Wimbledon last year, Anisimova has a real chance of going all the way this time around. Keys, though, is a legitimately fearsome opponent if she can start nailing her powerful first serves.

Anisimova isn’t in her best form, but we can’t turn down the value when she’s an underdog like this.