Wimbledon champions list by year: Female, male and doubles winners

The Wimbledon Championships has one of the most gigantic history archives of all sports. The first ever Men’s Singles tournament was held in 1877, while the Women’s Singles division was added for the 1884 edition. Among those iconic players are Helen Wills Moody and William Renshaw when the tournament was in his Amateur Era.

Then, since 1968, the tournament faced major changes to become of the most prestigious tournaments in the tennis world. This era is named the Open Era, in which Martina Navratilova has most titles for the Women’s singles divisionwhile Roger Federer is the champion with most titles for the Men’s Singles division.

In addition, right below are the list of Wimbledon Championships’ winner of Men’s DoublesandWomen’s doubles. This last category was introduced for the 1913 edition. Although, there are five more categories for this tournament such as mixed doubles, juniors and wheelchairs, those being the most notables.

Wimbledonwinners’ list: Women’s Singles

The Wimbledon Championships winner list for the Women’s Singles division comprehends the two main eras of the All England Tournament. This means, the Amateur Era mostly dominanted by UK’s tennis players, and the Open Era in which players from all over the world could play in the tournament.

Amateur Era

Open Era

Wimbledon winners’list: Men’s Singles

The Wimbledon Championships winner list for the Men’sSingles division comprehends the two main eras of the All England Tournament. In other words, the Amateur Era mostly dominanted by UK’s tennis players, and the Open Era in which players from all over the world could play in the tournament.

Amateur Era

Open Era

Wimbledon winners list: Men’s Doubles

Open Era

Wimbledon winners’ list: Women’s Doubles

Open Era