Top 16 Wimbledon Champions of All Time

Grass-court royalty spanning generations — serve-and-volley artists, baseline machines, and trailblazers who redefined the sport. Who's the greatest of them all?

1

Roger Federer

Swiss maestro and record eight-time Wimbledon men's singles champion, synonymous with grass-court grace.

1000pts

2

Chris Evert

Three-time Wimbledon winner and one of the most consistent champions in the sport's history.

826pts

3

Andy Murray

Two-time champion who ended Britain's 77-year wait for a men's singles title in 2013.

826pts

4

Serena Williams

Seven-time Wimbledon singles champion and one of the greatest players in tennis history.

762pts

5

Rafael Nadal

Two-time Wimbledon winner whose 2008 final against Federer is hailed as the greatest ever.

762pts

6

Boris Becker

German who stunned the world by winning Wimbledon at 17 in 1985, taking three titles in all.

762pts

7

Rod Laver

Australian great and four-time Wimbledon champion, the only player to twice win the calendar Grand Slam.

708pts

8

Pete Sampras

Seven-time Wimbledon champion whose serve-and-volley game ruled the 1990s lawns.

708pts

9

John McEnroe

Three-time champion famed for his shot-making genius and fiery temperament.

708pts

10

Martina Navratilova

Holder of a record nine Wimbledon women's singles titles and the dominant grass-court force of her era.

643pts

11

Steffi Graf

Seven-time Wimbledon winner and architect of the 1988 Golden Slam.

643pts

12

Bjorn Borg

Swedish icon who won five consecutive Wimbledon titles from 1976 to 1980.

566pts

13

Billie Jean King

Six-time Wimbledon singles champion and a pioneering force for equality in tennis.

566pts

14

Jimmy Connors

Two-time Wimbledon winner and one of the fiercest competitors of the 1970s and 80s.

566pts

15

Novak Djokovic

Seven-time Wimbledon champion and one of the most decorated men in Grand Slam history.

471pts

16

Venus Williams

Five-time Wimbledon champion celebrated for her power and longevity on grass.

471pts