If Djokovic plays, he'll be the clear men's favorite. As a result, Swatek's the favorite compared to any other individual but not against the field. Iga Swiatek's the player to beat, and while she's less dominant on hard courts than clay, she's also more comfortable than on grass. Besides the players listed above, some others have been battling smaller injuries, so make sure to double check any player's health status before betting on them at any of the best sports betting sites.īetting on the women's draw is pretty straightforward. On the women's side, Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova (knee) and Marketa Vondrousova (wrist) won't play, Jennifer Brady (foot/knee) seems unlikely to take the court after missing the past year, and both Elina Svitolina and Angelique Kerber are pregnant.

The notable men's absentees include Roger Federer (knee), Alexander Zverev (ankle), Kei Nishikori (hip), Gael Monfils (heel), Reilly Opelka (heel). While Djokovic's status is still up in the air just days before the tournament, a few big names have unfortunately already been ruled out. Then there's Novak Djokovic, who will have a chance to tie Nadal's total here…if he's allowed to play. Rafael Nadal already has the most Grand Slams on the men's side at 22, but the oft-injured Spaniard may not have many more bites left at the apple at age 36. With Serena Williams announcing her retirement, this is her last chance to tie Margaret Court's record of 24 Grand Slam singles titles. Every Grand Slam is important, but the 2022 US Open could be one for the history books.

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