By Jonathan Jurejko. BBC Sport at Wimbledon. Carlos Alcaraz won the Wimbledon men's singles title for the first time by ending Novak Djokovic's recent Djokovic , , Berrettini*. B errettini sliced backhand winner at the net but on the next point he nets a simple forehand drop shot, Berrettini forehand winner, 'Matteo By Bruce Haring. July 10, am. Serbia's Novak Djokovic celebrates beating Australia's Nick Kyrgios in the final of the men's singles on day fourteen of the Wimbledon tennis championships The Championships will take place from 1 July to 14 July Future dates of The Championships - 3 July to 16 July Mixed Invitation Doubles. Ladies' Qualifying Singles. Gentlemen's Qualifying Singles. Day 14 Sun 16 July. Day 14 Sun 16 July. Day 13 Sat 15 July. Day 12 Fri 14 July. Day 11 Only two gentlemen’s singles champions have ever conceded fewer games in a final, William Renshaw having beaten John Hartley , , in and Fred Perry having crushed Gottfried von Cramm , , in Since no men’s champion has dropped fewer games in a final than Budge, though John McEnroe matched his feat Check the updated ranking of all the winners of Wimbledon year by year since the beginning in Wimbledon Men and Women Winners Year Men Women; Carlos Alcaraz: Marketa Vondrousova: Novak Djokovic. - Roger Federer. - view all Champions by Year Titles by Player: Player with the Most Titles: Roger Federer. 8 Titles
List of Wimbledon gentlemen's singles champions - Wikipedia
The current defending champion is Carlos Alcaraz who beat Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon Men’s Final. The first Wimbledon championships were played in , which makes Wimbledon the oldest of the four grand slam tournaments. The men’s final was won by Spencer Gore who beat William Marshall in 3 sets (6–1, 6–2, 6–4) Rows · Here is the winners list of the Wimbledon men's singles event from each
List of all the winners at Wimbledon - Men's and Women's Singles
Men's singles final - BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds app and BBC Sport website & - Live coverage - BBC Two, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app Roger Federer: 8 Wimbledon titles. Federer won Wimbledon on a record eight occasions as part of his illustrious career, giving him the men’s record. The Swiss great was a winner of 20 grand slam titles and reached 31 major finals as he excelled across all surfaces. But it was the grass courts of Wimbledon with which he was synonymous Wimbledon Championships 7: Roger Federer: Women's most: Martina Navratilova: Women's most consecutive: 9: Martina Navratilova: Most meetings: Men's (3 times): Edberg vs. Becker (2–1) Federer vs. Roddick (3–0 43 men have reached the Wimbledon gentlemen's singles final with 22 champions. The final has included men from 19 Runner-up: Tony Roche. Final Score: , , The first professional to win Wimbledon in the Open Era is Australian tennis legend Rod Laver, who won a See also: Wimbledon Ladies’ Singles Winners Wimbledon Men’s Doubles Winners French Open Men’s Singles Winners US Open Men’s Singles Winners. Spencer Gore GB beat William Marshall GB 6–1, 6–2, 6–4. Frank Hadow GB beat Spencer Gore GB 7–5, 6–1, 9–7. John Hartley GB beat Vere St Leger Goold GB About The Hill and the Large Screen. The Hill is situated to the north of No.1 Court and has become a popular area for Grounds Pass Ticket Holders to watch the action on the Show Courts. During the s, it was widely known as 'Henman Hill', as British fans gathered to watch the British No.1 compete in four Wimbledon Semi-finals S.H. Smith won the doubles title in and , in partnership with the late F.L. Riseley. The Championship trophies are displayed for several months of the year in the Museum. Novak Djokovic was crowned Wimbledon champion for a seventh time following a , , , (3) victory against Nick Kyrgios