The 10 Greatest Wimbledon Moments of All Time

From five-set marathons to shocking wildcard triumphs, this lineup spans a century of Centre Court history — classic finals, record-breaking runs, and moments fans still replay. Which one stands above the rest?

1

Isner vs Mahut Marathon (2010)

The longest match in tennis history, John Isner outlasting Nicolas Mahut 70-68 in a fifth set spanning three days.

1000pts

2

Murray Ends British Wait (2013)

Andy Murray's straight-sets win over Novak Djokovic ended Britain's 77-year wait for a men's Wimbledon champion.

838pts

3

Krajicek's Unseeded Title (1996)

Richard Krajicek became the only unseeded man since 1985 to win Wimbledon, beating MaliVai Washington in the final.

817pts

4

Williams Sisters' 2002 Final

Serena Williams beat sister Venus in an all-Williams Wimbledon final, part of their historic rivalry.

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5

Boris Becker's 1985 Debut Win

17-year-old unseeded Boris Becker became the youngest, first unseeded, and first German men's Wimbledon champion.

619pts

6

Wade's Jubilee Win (1977)

Virginia Wade won the singles title in Wimbledon's centenary year, the last British woman to do so for decades.

545pts

7

Sampras' Seventh Title (2000)

Pete Sampras defeated Pat Rafter to claim a then-record seventh Wimbledon men's singles title.

545pts

8

Ivanisevic's Wildcard Triumph (2001)

Goran Ivanisevic, ranked outside the top 100, won Wimbledon as a wildcard entrant in a five-set thriller over Pat Rafter.

545pts

9

Stich's Shock Win Over Becker (1991)

Michael Stich upset compatriot Boris Becker in an all-German 1991 Wimbledon final.

545pts

10

Bartoli's Surprise Title (2013)

Marion Bartoli claimed a surprise Wimbledon title, beating Sabine Lisicki in straight sets without dropping a set all tournament.

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