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Wimbledon Winner: Men's and Women's Singles Champions List
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Wimbledon Winner: Men’s and Women’s Singles Champions List

July 9, 2025 7 Min Read
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Wimbledon is the third tournament each year at the Grand Slam Tennis Circuit, and is held after the Australian Open and French Open before the US Open. First held in 1877, Wimbledon is held annually at the All England Lawn Tennis and Crockett Club in London.

In the 2024 women’s final, Barbora Krejcikova defeated Jasmine Paolini to take home her first Wimbledon title and second Grand Slam title. Carlos Alkaraz defeated Novak Djokovic in the 2024 men’s final.

Tennis greats such as Roger Federer and Martina Navratirova have won several top-notch tournaments. Federer leads the best men’s field ever with eight wins, while Nabratilova is in front of the women’s field with nine titles.

This year’s event will be held from June 30th to July 13th. In the men’s singles semi-finals, Alkaraz faces off against Taylor Fritz, while Djokovic faces Janik Sinner. In the women’s singles semifinals, Aryna Sabalenka takes on Amanda Anisimova and Belinda Benchic will face off against Iga Swiatek. Fans can participate in ESPN tournaments.

Which other tennis players shine in the lawn courthouse? Check out the Wimbledon Singles Champions list below.

*The women’s tournament began in 1884.

**Due to World War I and World War II, the men’s and women’s tournaments were cancelled on 1915-18 and 1940-45.

2024: Carlos Alcalaz. Barbora Krejcikova

2023: Carlos Alcalaz. Marita Vondrousova

2022: Novak Djokovic. Elena Rivakina

2021: Novak Djokovic. Ashleigh Bertie

2019: Novak Djokovic; Simona Halep

2018: Novak Djokovic; Angelique Carver

2017: Roger Federer. Garvinmguruza

2016: Andy Murray. Serena Williams

2015: Novak Djokovic; Serena Williams

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2014: Novak Djokovic. Petra Kvitov

2013: Andy Murray. Marion Bartoli

2012: Roger Federer. Serena Williams

2011: Novak Djokovic. Petra Kvitov

2010: Rafael Nadal; Serena Williams

2009: Roger Federer. Serena Williams

2008: Rafael Nadal; Venus Williams

2007: Roger Federer. Venus Williams

2006: Roger Federer. Amelie Molemo

2005: Roger Federer. Venus Williams

2004: Roger Federer. Maria Sharapova

2003: Roger Federer. Serena Williams

2002: Leighton Hewitt. Serena Williams

2001: Goran Ivanisevic; Venus Williams

2000: Pete sampler. Venus Williams

1999: Pete Sampler. Lindsay Davenport

1998: Pete Sampler. Jana Novotna

1997: Pete Sampler. Martina Hingis

1996: Richard Krajsek. Steffi Graf

1995: Pete Sampler. Steffi Graf

1994: Pete Sampler. Conchita Martinez

1993: Pete Sampler. Steffi Graf

1992: Andre Agassi; Steffi Graph

1991: Michael Stitch. Steffi Graf

1990: Stephen Edberg. Martina Navratilova

1989: Boris Becker. Steffi Graf

1988: Stephen Edberg. Steffi Graf

1987: PAT Cash; Martina Navratilova

1986: Boris Becker. Martina Navratilova

1985: Boris Becker. Martina Navratilova

1984: John McEnroe. Martina Navratilova

1983: John McEnroe. Martina Navratilova

1982: Jimmy Connors. Martina Navratilova

1981: John McEnroe. Chris Evert

1980: Bjorn Borg; Ebonne Gouragon

1979: Bjorn Borg; Martina Navratilova

1978: Bjorn Borg; Martina Navratilova

1977: Bjorn Borg; Virginia Wade

1976: Bjorn Borg; Chris Evert

1975: Arthur Ash. Billy Jean King

1974: Jimmy Connors. Chris Evert

1973: Jan Kodes; Billy Jan King

1972: Stan Smith. Billy Jean King

1971: John Newcombe. Ebonne Gouragon

1970: John Newcombe. Margaret Smith Court

1969: Rod Raber. Anne Hadon Jones

1968: Rod Laber. Billy Jean King

1967: John Newcombe. Billy Jean King

1966: Manuel Santana. Billy Jean King

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1965: Roy Emerson. Margaret Smith

1964: Roy Emerson. Maria Bueno

1963: Cr McKinley; Margaret Smith

1962: Find victory. Shug Korch

1961: Rod Laber. Angela Mortimer

1960: Neil Fraser. Maria Bueno

1959: Alejandro Olmedo. Maria Bueno

1958: Ashley J. Cooper. Althea Gibson

1957: Lewis Horde. Althea Gibson

1956: Lewis Horde. Shirley Fly

1955: Tony Trabert. Louise Bloff

1954: Jaroslav Drobny; Maureen Connolly

1953: E. Victor Seikas Junior. Maureen Connolly

1952: Frank Sedgman. Maureen Connolly

1951: R. Savit; Doris Hart

1950: je patty; Louise Bloff

1949: Father Schroeder; Louise Bloff

1948: R. Falkenburg. Louise Bloff

1947: Jack Kramer. Margaret Osborne Dupont

1946: Yvon Petra; Pauline Betts

1939: Robert Riggs. Alice Marble

1938: Donald Badge. Helen Wills

1937: Donald Badge; Dorothy Round

1936: Fred Perry. Helen Jacobs

1935: Fred Perry. Helen Wills

1934: Fred Perry. Dorothy Round

1933: Jack Crawford. Helen Wills

1932: H. Ellsworth Vines. Helen Wills

1931: SB Wood; Cilly Aussem

1930: William T. Tilden. Helen Wills

1929: Henri Cochetto. Helen Wills

1928: Rene Lacoste; Helen Wills

1927: Henri Cochetto. Helen Wills

1926: Jean Borotra. Kathleen Godfrey

1925: Pure Lacoste. Suzanne Lundgren

1924: Jean Borotra. Kathleen McCain

1923: William M. Johnston. Suzanne Renren

1922: Gerald Patterson. Suzanne Renl

1921: William T. Tilden. Suzanne Renren

1920: William T. Tilden. Suzanne Renren

1919: Gerald Patterson. Suzanne Renl

1914: Norman Brooks; Lambert Chambers

1913: Anthony Wilding. Lambert Chambers

1912: Anthony Wilding. Ethel Lacom

1911: Anthony Wilding. Lambert Chambers

1910: Anthony Wilding. Lambert Chambers

1909: Arthur Gore. Dora Boothby

1908: Arthur Gore. Charlotte Cooper Stelly

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1907: Norman Brooks; May Sutton

1906: Laurie Doherty. Dorothea Douglas

1905: Laurie Doherty. May Sutton

1904: Laurie Doherty. Dorothea Douglas

1903: Laurie Doherty. Dorothea Douglas

1902: Laurie Doherty. Muriel Robb

1901: Arthur Gore. Charlotte Cooper Stelly

1900: Reggie Doherty. Blanche Bingley Hillyard

1899: Reggie Doherty. Blanche Bingley Hillyard

1898: Reggie Doherty. Charlotte Cooper

1897: Reggie Doherty. Blanche Bingley Hillyard

1896: Harold Mahony. Charlotte Cooper

1895: Wilfred Baddderry. Charlotte Cooper

1894: Joshua Pym. Blanche Bingley Hillyard

1893: Joshua Pym. Lottid

1892: Wilfred Baddderry. Lottid

1891: Wilfred Baddderry. Lottid

1890: William Hamilton. Rena Rice

1889: William Renshaw. Blanche Bingley Hillyard

1888: Ernest Renshaw. Lottid

1887: Herbert Lawford. Lottid

1886: William Renshaw. Blanche Bingley

1885: William Renshaw. Mode Watson

1884: William Renshaw. Mode Watson

1883: William Renshaw

1882: William Renshaw

1881: William Renshaw

1880: John Hartley

1879: John Hartley

1878: Frank Hadow

1877: Spencer Gore

For more tennis updates, breaking news, tournament previews, and more, please visit ESPN’s Men and Women Hub Page.

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