From Federer's eight titles to Navratilova's nine, Wimbledon has crowned some of the greatest athletes in history. This ranking celebrates the all-time greats who have defined the grass-court Grand Slam.
1Roger FedererSwiss maestro who won 8 Wimbledon titles, widely regarded as the most elegant player to ever grace Centre Court.1000pts
2Venus WilliamsAmerican champion who won 5 Wimbledon singles titles and helped shape a golden era of women's tennis alongside her sister.710pts
3Martina NavratilovaCzech-American legend who won a record 9 Wimbledon singles titles and dominated grass courts throughout the 1980s.624pts
4Jimmy ConnorsAmerican fighting spirit who won 2 Wimbledon titles and was known for his relentless competitive fire on court.560pts
5Margaret CourtAustralian powerhouse who won 3 Wimbledon titles and holds the all-time record for Grand Slam singles titles with 24.485pts
6John McEnroeAmerican firebrand who won 3 Wimbledon titles and mesmerized fans with his touch, instinct, and on-court theatrics.485pts
7Novak DjokovicSerbian powerhouse who won 7 Wimbledon titles and is considered one of the greatest returners and baseliners in history.485pts
8Serena WilliamsAmerican icon who won 7 Wimbledon singles titles and redefined women's tennis with her powerful game.485pts
9Boris BeckerGerman teenage sensation who won 3 Wimbledon titles and became the youngest ever men's champion in 1985.485pts
10Althea GibsonAmerican trailblazer who won 2 Wimbledon titles in 1957 and 1958, becoming the first Black player to win a Grand Slam.485pts
11Andy MurrayScottish champion who won 2 Wimbledon titles and broke a 77-year British drought when he won in 2013.485pts
12Björn BorgSwedish ice-cool champion who won 5 consecutive Wimbledon titles from 1976 to 1980 with a unique baseliner style.397pts
13Stefan EdbergSwedish serve-and-volley artist who won 2 Wimbledon titles and was renowned for his graceful, attacking net play.397pts
14Billie Jean KingAmerican legend who won 6 Wimbledon singles titles and was a pioneering advocate for gender equality in sports.397pts
15Carlos AlcarazSpanish prodigy who won back-to-back Wimbledon titles in 2023 and 2024, thrilling crowds with breathtaking athleticism.291pts
16Evonne Goolagong CawleyAustralian champion who won 2 Wimbledon titles and was beloved for her flowing, instinctive style of play.291pts
17Pete SamprasAmerican serve-and-volley master who won 7 Wimbledon titles and was nearly unbeatable on grass during the 1990s.291pts
18Chris EvertAmerican baseline pioneer who won 3 Wimbledon titles and her rivalry with Navratilova defined a generation of women's tennis.0pts
19Steffi GrafGerman champion who won 7 Wimbledon titles and achieved the Golden Slam in 1988, winning all four majors plus an Olympic gold.0pts
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Nineteen champions from Althea Gibson to Alcaraz, and two Wimbledon titles does not get you in: Nadal has two and is not on the list: https://youpick.best/articles/federer-vs-nadal-vs-djokovic-ranked
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