2025 WTA Miami Open Women’s Outright Odds

One of the premier events on the WTA Tour takes place over the next two weeks with the Miami Open.

The event begins on Tuesday, March 18 and runs until the women’s singles final on Saturday, March 29.

The 2025 field is a strong one, with world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, five-time major winner Iga Swiatek, and standout Americans like Coco Gauff, Madison Keys and Jessica Pegula all set to feature.

American Danielle Collins is the defending champion of this event, defeating Elena Rybakina in the final.

Let’s get into the latest outright odds for the 2025 WTA Miami Open.

2025 WTA Miami Open Women’s Outright Odds

Sabalenka, the top-ranked women’s player in the world, leads the betting at +260.

The Belarusian has never been past the quarterfinals in six attempts at the Miami Open, and recently fell in the finals of both the Indian Wells last week and Australian Open in January.

Still, Sabalenka is the premier women’s hard court player in the world and will be hungry to re-assert her dominance this month in Miami.

Swiatek (+300) is close behind Sabalenka in the betting, as the Pole seeks an 11th career WTA 1000 title and second at Miami. The 23-year-old is best known for her work on the clay court but has won 12 career titles on the hard court, seven of which were WTA 1000 or Grand Slam titles.

Recent Indian Wells champion Mirra Andreeva is third in the betting at +750. The 17-year-old defeated Sabalenka in three sets in the final last Sunday, becoming the youngest women to win the tournament since Serena Williams in 1999.

Longer than 10/1 are the back-to-back runner-up of this event Elena Rybakina (+1100), Australian Open champion Madison Keys (+1200) and Florida native Coco Gauff (+1200).

Keys followed up her first Grand Slam title in January with a semifinal finish at the Indian Wells, while Gauff has struggled to get going in 2025, but should put on an inspired display in Miami having grown up in the nearby Delray Beach, Florida.

Odds displayed within this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.

David Schneidman

• • 
  •