Wimbledon: Dynasties
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Dynasties

Who owns the All England Club? Every Wimbledon singles champion with three or more Open-Era titles, and the eras they ruled — the most-titles leaderboard and a dynasties & streaks ribbon, each run a band of nation colour across the years.

The record-holders

Most titles

Who has won Wimbledon most often? Switch between the men’s, women’s, and combined boards.

Martina Navratilova
9
Roger Federer
8
Steffi Graf
7
Pete Sampras
7
Serena Williams
7
Novak Djokovic
7
Björn Borg
5
Venus Williams
5
Billie Jean King
4
Chris Evert
3
John McEnroe
3
Boris Becker
3

Bars are tinted by nation, and only champions with three or more Open-Era titles make the board. Hover a bar for the winning years.

Eras at a glance

Dynasties & streaks

The whole history as bands of colour — each champion’s run from first title to last.

197019801990200020102020MENBorgMcEnroeBeckerSamprasFedererDjokovicWOMENKingEvertNavratilovaGrafWilliamsWilliams

Read across and the eras stand out as blocks of colour: Borg’s five in a row, then McEnroe, then the Becker–Edberg years, then Sampras’ seven titles in eight Championships and the long Federer–Nadal–Djokovic share; and on the women’s side Evert, Navratilova’s nine, Graf, then the Williams sisters. The gap at 2020 is the cancelled Championships. Each band spans a champion’s first title to their last.

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