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2026 Women's US Open Winner Betting Odds - Sabalenka and Gauff tipped for US Open glory

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  • Aryna Sabalenka is the double-reigning US Open champion.
  • Sabalenka, Coco Gauff and Elena Rybakina lead the odds. 
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Aryna Sabalenka (Getty Images)
Aryna Sabalenka (Getty Images)
The final grand Slam of the year is seeing Aryna Sabalenka battling to defend the title she won for the second consecutive time in 2025. 

The likes of Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Elena Rybakina are all among the favourites, but stopping Sabalenka has proved a job nobody has been able to do since 2023. 

You can see the latest women's US Open winner betting odds in the table below. 
2026 Women's US Open Winner 
Odds
Aryna Sabalenka 3.00
Coco Gauff4.00
Elena Rybakina4.50
Jessica Pegula7.00
Mirra Andreeva7.50
Rest of the field13.00+
Note: Odds from Stake & correct on 8/9/2026
The tennis tour has rumbled into the final Grand Slam of the season, with the US Open giving the best women in the world of tennis one final chance in 2026 to take one of the four coveted crowns. 

The Australian Open was won by Elena Rybakina, the French Open went to Mirra Andreeva and Linda Noskova triumphed at Wimbledon. Incredibly, none of Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek or Coco Gauff have managed to win a Slam in 2026. 

In 2025, Gauff won in France, Swiatek notched the only grass-court Slam in London, while Sabalenka triumphed at the US Open. Their inability to win any Slam in 2026 is telling of just how unpredictable the tour has been. 

Sabalenka arrived as the favourite, while Rybakina, Gauff, Mirra Andreeva and Jessica Pegula are all below 10.00. While it is worth bearing in mind that Sabalenka is eyeing a third successive trophy at the US Open, she is yet to win a Slam in 2026. 

With a long tour behind them, many of the biggest names will have played well in excess of 40 matches. While this will see some in fine form heading into the tournament, for others it will see the legs tiring quicker as the season takes a toll. 

Who will win the 2026 US Open? Can Sabalenka make it three consecutive US Open crowns and five Slams overall, or will another player win the final Slam of the year?