Jannik Sinner (+1400): At just 20 years old, Sinner is looking to improve upon his fourth-round exit last year at the U.S. These odds seem a little low when considering a lack of excellent form on hardcourt. We haven’t seen him play since a disappointing third-round loss to Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon following his strong championship in Mallorca. Open has been the worst major for the 23-year-old as he’s yet to make it past the third round in four tries. His victory at the Australian Open showed that the Spaniard can still get it done in a Grand Slam on hardcourt against emerging young talent, and the absence of Djokovic definitely makes a 23rd major possible.

Rafael Nadal (+550): Nadal has lost just once on hardcourt this year compared to 21 victories … an impressive feat considering it’s given him some issues at times in recent years. His form leading in will be interesting since he’s played some of the best tennis since Wimbledon with back-to-back finals. The Spaniard has had an insanely fast ascent to the top, and he’s just as good on hardcourt despite being known as a clay specialist. Open after making the quarterfinal last year in his debut. 4 in the world and figures to be a real factor at the U.S. Medvedev had to sit out Wimbledon due to regulations placed against Russian players, but he has rounded back into form on hardcourt in Los Cabos after taking time off.Ĭarlos Alcaraz (+350): The 19-year-old is all the way up to No. Daniil Medvedev (+225): The defending champion is the betting favorite with Novak Djokovic not making the trip to New York due to his vaccination status.

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