Final Australian Open Tune-Ups in Adelaide & Hobart

The Australian Open is up for grabs with the top players already in form. Rory Jiwani and Nigel Seeley look at the draw in this week's Betting Weekly: WTA podcast.

With a 500 event right before the Australian Open, the WTA Tour holds its final tune-ups to the Grand Slam in Hobart & Adelaide. Nigel Seeley & Rory Jiwani try to parse out the contenders from those who are just looking for some court time in today's Betting Weekly: WTA.

The 2025 season begins with a WTA 500 event in Brisbane and a 250 in Auckland. Nigel Seeley & Rory Jiwani look for tournament winners in this week's Betting Weekly: WTA

The WTA Finals start in Saudi Arabia on Saturday, and Nigel Seeley and Rory Jiwani look for winners in the futures market for this final tour event of the season.

The tour season is coming to an end with this week's 250 events in China and Mexico. Rory Jiwani and Nigel Seeley look for possible winners from very weak fields in this week's Betting Weekly WTA.

The last WTA 500 event of the year happens this week in Tokyo. Nigel Seeley & Rory Jiwani look at the draw and try to find a winner in this week's Betting Weekly WTA podcast.

After a Sabalenka-Zheng final in Wuhan, the WTA tennis calendar becomes a splintered patchwork with high volatility of results. Rory Jiwani and Nige Seeley peek at this week's events to try to make any sense out of the draws in Osaka and Ningbo.

It's back-to-back 1000 events in China to end the Asian swing, and Rory Jiwani and Nigel Seeley are back to look at the condensed, 64-woman draw. Will Aryna Sabalenka have the final word in Wuhan?

Although top players Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina are sitting this one out, the Beijing 1000 event is expected to be competitive and full of surprises. Rory Jiwani looks at this week's 1000 event in Beijing and gives his idea of the tournament winner and what quarter surprises could come from.

The Asian swing starts with the Seoul 500 and Hua Hin II 250 events. After surprise winners last week, Rory Jiwani and Nigel Seeley look at two draws that would appear to be wide open.