The 13 Greatest Wimbledon Matches of All Time

From marathon battles to five-set heartbreakers, this lineup spans decades of Centre Court drama, underdog runs, and legendary rivalries. Which one do you replay in your head?

1

Murray vs Djokovic, 2013 Final

Andy Murray's straight-sets win ended Britain's 77-year wait for a men's singles champion.

1000pts

2

Borg vs McEnroe, 1980 Final

A defining rivalry match remembered for McEnroe's legendary 18-16 fourth-set tiebreak.

957pts

3

Federer vs Nadal, 2008 Final

A five-set epic with two rain delays, widely regarded as the greatest Wimbledon final ever played.

957pts

4

Ivanisevic vs Rafter, 2001 Final

Wildcard Goran Ivanisevic's emotional five-set underdog triumph on a rain-delayed 'People's Monday.'

837pts

5

Goolagong vs Evert, 1980 Women's Final

Evonne Goolagong Cawley's stylish win over Chris Evert for her second Wimbledon title.

837pts

6

Federer vs Roddick, 2009 Final

A record-breaking 16-14 final set as Federer claimed a then-record 15th Grand Slam title.

837pts

7

Navratilova vs Evert, 1985 Women's Final

A classic chapter in tennis's greatest rivalry, won by Martina Navratilova.

706pts

8

Becker vs Curren, 1985 Final

17-year-old Boris Becker became the youngest ever men's Wimbledon champion.

706pts

9

Djokovic vs Federer, 2019 Final

A dramatic five-setter decided by a first-ever deciding tiebreak, one of the longest finals ever.

706pts

10

Graf vs Navratilova, 1988 Final

Steffi Graf defeated Martina Navratilova to complete a historic Golden Slam season.

622pts

11

Federer vs Nadal, 2007 Final

A tense five-set precursor to their 2008 classic, narrowly won by Federer.

621pts

12

Isner vs Mahut, 2010 First Round

The longest match in tennis history, with a fifth set alone lasting over eight hours.

518pts

13

Williams vs Davenport, 2005 Women's Final

Venus Williams outlasted Lindsay Davenport in a gripping three-set women's final decided by resilience.

518pts