Tennis: Wimbledon Mens' Singles Champions

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  • 1877 - Spencer Gore
  • 1878 - Frank Hadow
  • 1879 - John Hartley
  • 1880 - John Hartley
  • 1881 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1882 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1883 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1884 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1885 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1886 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1887 - Herbert Lawford
  • 1888 - Ernest Renshaw
  • 1889 - Willie Renshaw
  • 1890 - William Hamilton
  • 1891 - Wilfred Baddeley
  • 1892 - Wilfred Baddeley
  • 1893 - Joshua Pim
  • 1894 - Joshua Pim
  • 1895 - Wilfred Baddeley
  • 1896 - Harold Mahony
  • 1897 - Reggie Doherty
  • 1898 - Reggie Doherty
  • 1899 - Reggie Doherty
  • 1900 - Reggie Doherty
  • 1901 - Arthur Gore
  • 1902 - Laurie Doherty
  • 1903 - Laurie Doherty
  • 1904 - Laurie Doherty
  • 1905 - Laurie Doherty
  • 1906 - Laurie Doherty
  • 1907 - Norman Brookes
  • 1908 - Arthur Gore
  • 1909 - Arthur Gore
  • 1910 - Tony Wilding
  • 1911 - Tony Wilding
  • 1912 - Tony Wilding
  • 1913 - Tony Wilding
  • 1914 - Norman Brookes
  • 1915 - Not played (World War I)
  • 1916 - Not played (World War I)
  • 1917 - Not played (World War I)
  • 1918 - Not played (World War I)
  • 1919 - Gerald Patterson
  • 1920 - Bill Tilden
  • 1921 - Bill Tilden
  • 1922 - Gerald Patterson
  • 1923 - Bill Johnston
  • 1924 - Jean Borotra
  • 1925 - Rene Lacoste
  • 1926 - Jean Borotra
  • 1927 - Henri Cochet
  • 1928 - Rene Lacoste
  • 1929 - Henri Cochet
  • 1930 - Bill Tilden
  • 1931 - Sidney Wood Jr.
  • 1932 - Ellsworth Vines
  • 1933 - Jack Crawford
  • 1934 - Fred Perry
  • 1935 - Fred Perry
  • 1936 - Fred Perry
  • 1937 - Don Budge
  • 1938 - Don Budge
  • 1939 - Bobby Riggs
  • 1940 - Not played (World War II)
  • 1941 - Not played (World War II)
  • 1942 - Not played (World War II)
  • 1943 - Not played (World War II)
  • 1944 - Not played (World War II)
  • 1945 - Not played (World War II)
  • 1946 - Yvon Petra
  • 1947 - Jack Kramer
  • 1948 - Bob Falkenburg
  • 1949 - Ted Schroeder
  • 1950 - Budge Patty
  • 1951 - Dick Savitt
  • 1952 - Frank Sedgman
  • 1953 - Vic Seixas
  • 1954 - Jaroslav Drobny
  • 1955 - Tony Trabert
  • 1956 - Lew Hoad
  • 1957 - Lew Hoad
  • 1958 - Ashley Cooper
  • 1959 - Alex Olmedo
  • 1960 - Neale Fraser
  • 1961 - Rod Laver
  • 1962 - Rod Laver
  • 1963 - Chuck McKinley
  • 1964 - Roy Emerson
  • 1965 - Roy Emerson
  • 1966 - Manuel Santana
  • 1967 - John Newcombe
  • 1968 - Rod Laver
  • 1969 - Rod Laver
  • 1970 - John Newcombe
  • 1971 - John Newcombe
  • 1972 - Stan Smith
  • 1973 - Jan Kodes
  • 1974 - Jimmy Connors
  • 1975 - Arthur Ashe
  • 1976 - Bjorn Borg
  • 1977 - Bjorn Borg
  • 1978 - Bjorn Borg
  • 1979 - Bjorn Borg
  • 1980 - Bjorn Borg
  • 1981 - John McEnroe
  • 1982 - Jimmy Connors
  • 1983 - John McEnroe
  • 1984 - John McEnroe
  • 1985 - Boris Becker
  • 1986 - Boris Becker
  • 1987 - Pat Cash
  • 1988 - Stefan Edberg
  • 1989 - Boris Becker
  • 1990 - Stefan Edberg
  • 1991 - Michael Stich
  • 1992 - Andre Agassi
  • 1993 - Pete Sampras
  • 1994 - Pete Sampras
  • 1995 - Pete Sampras
  • 1996 - Richard Krajicek
  • 1997 - Pete Sampras
  • 1998 - Pete Sampras
  • 1999 - Pete Sampras
  • 2000 - Pete Sampras
  • 2001 - Goran Ivanisevic
  • 2002 - Lleyton Hewitt
  • 2003 - Roger Federer
  • 2004 - Roger Federer
  • 2005 - Roger Federer
  • 2006 - Roger Federer
  • 2007 - Roger Federer
  • 2008 - Rafael Nadal
  • 2009 - Roger Federer
  • 2010 - Rafael Nadal
  • 2011 - Novak Djokovic
Author Comments: 

A comprehensive list of all winners of the Men's Singles tournament at Wimbledon, the world's oldest tennis championship, since 1877.

2005, Henman, eh?

Well, but my favourite is already out, too.

This year is Nadal's year! Hear my words! ;)

Didn't know Federer had won all the previous years, and I'd forgotten just how strong Pete Sampras really was.

My favorite Wimbledon is still Ivanisevic's series in 2001, though. :-)))

I just watched the best tennis match of all time, I am sure of it. It was literally amazing, an insane 4 and a half hour battle between two greats.

Anyone else feel that way?

Yep, to be honest by the end of the 5th set you felt as if either of them deserved to win the trophy. The commentator actually said "we're probably watching the greatest tennis ever played" and I do not think that was an understatement.