Wimbledon Results: Read the Previous Winners and Favourites

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If you’re excited about Wimbledon Results 2021, you may be curious about past Wimbledon Winners. So, this guide is here to help you learn all about Wimbledon History as well as the present day. Read on to learn all you can about the history, the past winners, and the dates for Wimbledon, as well as much more.

Wimbledon Favourites for 2021

So, now you have learned the Wimbledon Winners from the past. And, that means it is time to look at what that means for the future. The Wimbledon Favorites to win in 2021 and the number of Wimbledon titles that the players have won are listed below:

Player Wimbledon Open Titles Read More
Roger Federer 8 Wimbledon titles
Novak Djokovic 5 Wimbledon titles
Rafael Nadal 2 Wimbledon titles
Simona Halep 1 Wimbledon titles
Serena Williams 7 Wimbledon titles
Naomi Osaka 0 Wimbledon titles
Ashleigh Barty 0 Wimbledon titles

Just because some of the players listed above are not Wimbledon winners, does not mean you should count them out. They are still Wimbledon favourites to look out for. They are newer players and have proven themselves in other tennis events.

The History of Wimbledon

Wimbledon History stretches over many years. Wimbledon is the oldest tennis tournament in the world. It is also considered by many in the tennis world as the most prestigious.

Wimbledon was founded in 1877, one hundred and forty-three years ago. It is one of four Grand Slam Tournaments, the others being the French Open, the US Open, as well as the Australian Open. But, it is the only one still played on grass.

Wimbledon has a tradition where strawberries and cream are eaten by the event goers. Tradition also states that there is a strict dress code for both competitors and Royal Patronage. Ladies’ Singles wasn’t added to the tournament until 1884.

Wimbledon Results – the 2000s

Wimbledon has been taking place for many, many years now. So, it stands to reason that there have been many winners at that time. This Wimbledon guide is here to help you learn Wimbledon History, so here are the past winners from the 2000s to now.

The results of Wimbledon- 2001 to 2010

Year Men’s Single Women’s Singles Men’s Doubles Women’s Doubles Mixed Doubles
2010 Rafael Nadal Serena Williams Jürgen Melzer 

and 

Philipp Petzschner

 Vania King 

and

Yaroslava Shvedova

 Leander Paes 

and

Cara Black
2009 Roger Federer Serena Williams Daniel Nestor 

and 

Nenad Zimonjić

 Serena Williams 

and

Venus Williams

 Mark Knowles 

and

Anna-Lena Grönefeld
2008 Rafael Nadal Venus Williams Daniel Nestor 

and 

Nenad Zimonjić

 Serena Williams 

and

Venus Williams

 Bob Bryan 

and

Samantha Stosur
2007 Roger Federer Venus Williams Arnaud Clément 

and 

Michaël Llodra

 Cara Black 

and

Liezel Huber

 Jamie Murray 

and

Jelena Janković
2006 Roger Federer Amélie Mauresmo Bob Bryan 

and 

Mike Bryan

 Yan Zi 

and 

Zheng Jie

 Andy Ram 

and

Vera Zvonareva
2005 Roger Federer Venus Williams Stephen Huss 

and

Wesley Moodie

 Cara Black 

and

Liezel Huber

 Mahesh Bhupathi 

and

Mary Pierce
2004 Roger Federer Maria Sharapova Jonas Björkman 

and 

Todd Woodbridge

 Cara Black 

and 

Rennae Stubbs

 Wayne Black 

and

Cara Black
2003 Roger Federer Serena Williams Jonas Björkman 

and 

Todd Woodbridge

 Kim Clijsters 

and 

Ai Sugiyama

 Leander Paes 

and

Martina Navratilova
2002 Lleyton Hewitt Serena Williams Jonas Björkman 

and 

Todd Woodbridge

 Serena Williams 

and

Venus Williams

 Mahesh Bhupathi 

and

Elena Likhovtseva
2001 Goran Ivanišević Venus Williams Donald Johnson 

and

Jared Palmer

 Lisa Raymond 

and

Rennae Stubbs

 Leoš Friedl 

and 

Daniela Hantuchová

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The results of Wimbledon- 2010 to Now

Year Men’s Single Women’s Singles Men’s Doubles Women’s Doubles Mixed Doubles
2019 Novak Djokovic Simona Halep Juan Sebastian Cabal
and
Robert Farah		 Barbora Strýcová
and
Su-Wei Hsieh		  Latisha Chan
and
Ivan Dodig
2018 Novak Djokovic Angelique Kerber Mike Bryan 

and 

Jack Sock

 Barbora Krejčíková 

and 

Kateřina Siniaková

 Alexander Peya

and

Nicole Melichar
2017 Roger Federer Garbiñe Muguruza Łukasz Kubot

and

Marcelo Melo

 Ekaterina Makarova 

and

Elena Vesnina

 Jamie Murray 

and

Martina Hingis
2016 Andy Murray Serena Williams Pierre-Hugues Herbert

and 

Nicolas Mahut

 Serena Williams 

and

Venus Williams

 Henri Kontinen 

and

Heather Watson
2015 Novak Djokovic Serena Williams Jean-Julien Rojer

and

Horia Tecău

 Martina Hingis 

and

Sania Mirza

 Leander Paes 

and

Martina Hingis
2014 Novak Djokovic Petra Kvitová Vasek Pospisil

and

Jack Sock

 Sara Errani 

and 

Roberta Vinci

 Nenad Zimonjić 

and

Samantha Stosur
2013 Andy Murray Marion Bartoli Bob Bryan 

and

Mike Bryan

 Hsieh Su-wei 

and

Peng Shuai

 Daniel Nestor 

and 

Kristina Mladenovic
2012 Roger Federer Serena Williams Jonathan Marray 

and 

Frederik Nielsen

 Serena Williams 

and

Venus Williams

 Mike Bryan 

and

Lisa Raymond
2011 Novak Djokovic Petra Kvitová Bob Bryan 

and

Mike Bryan

 Květa Peschke 

and 

Katarina Srebotnik

 Jürgen Melzer 

and 

Iveta Benešová

As you can see, many of the winners have won repeatedly. So, these repeat winners are definitely ones to keep your eyes on. But, never count out a dark horse in the running. 

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Wimbledon Results & Winners FAQ

Now, you have learned a lot about Wimbledon Results as well as Wimbledon History. But, you may still have some questions when it comes to Wimbledon. So, this frequently asked questions section is here to answer any lingering questions you may still have.

Who has won the most Wimbledon titles?

A few Wimbledon favourites have won the title many times. Roger Federer has won the most Men’s Singles titles with 8. Todd Woodbridge has won the most Men’s Doubles titles with 9. Martina Navratilova has won the most Ladies’ Singles titles with 9. Elizabeth Ryan has won the most Ladies’ Doubles titles with 12. 

What is the prize money for winning Wimbledon?

The Wimbledon prize money in 2018 was 34,000,000 British pounds. It stands to reason that the 2021 prize money will be in the same ballpark if not exactly the same.

What date is Wimbledon 2021?

The Wimbledon dates 2021 are from Monday, June 28th, 2021 to Sunday, July 11th, 2021.

Wimbledon Results Conclusion

So, now you have looked into many facets of Wimbledon, including Wimbledon favourites. And, you have learned about the history of Wimbledon. Hopefully, that means you are both excited and prepared for Wimbledon 2021.

Now, you are ready to watch and enjoy Wimbledon 2021 You may even want to look into legal Wimbledon betting. And, you will want to make sure you join in on the Wimbledon fun!

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