Wimbledon men's singles - players by number of titles won 1968-2024
Legendary Swiss tennis player Roger Federer tops the list of the most Wimbledon tennis titles won by a professional male tennis player. Federer lifted his record eighth Wimbledon trophy in 2017 and consistently ranked among the top male tennis players in the ATP Rankings during his career. The winner of the second most Wimbledon tennis titles was jointly shared between Pete Sampras and Novak Djokovic, with seven wins each. Djokovic had the chance to match Federer in both 2023 and 2024, however, the Serbian was beaten by Carlos Alcaraz in the final in both years.
Who has the most Grand Slam wins?
Despite the disappointment of losing two consecutive Wimbledon finals, Novak Djokovic's overall record in tennis Grand Slams is unmatched. In total, Djokovic had 24 Grand Slam titles as of July 2024, which was two more than second-placed Rafael Nadal. While young players such as Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner have offered a promising look into what the future of men's tennis could resemble, it will be a long time before either player will come close to challenging Djokovic's record.
Which professional female tennis player has the most Wimbledon wins?
The so-called “open era” of professional tennis, an era which refers to the current era of professional tennis, began in 1968. Since then, various professional female tennis players have won Wimbledon titles. As of 2024, the professional female tennis player with the most Wimbledon wins was Martina Navratilova with nine titles. Steffi Graf and Serena Williams were both tied for second in the ranking with seven wins each.
