The men with the most Wimbledon titles (Open Era)
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: Roger Federer · Pete Sampras · Rafael Nadal. (Updated Jan 17, 2026.)
Roger Federer holds the record with eight titles, ahead of Djokovic and Sampras with seven each; Boris Becker won at 17: the men with several Wimbledon wins since 1968. Who is the king of grass?
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Top 13
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1
Roger Federer
8 titles (2003-2007, 2009, 2012, 2017), five titles in a row.
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2
Pete Sampras
7 titles (1993-1995, 1997-2000), the king of the 1990s.
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3
Rafael Nadal
2 titles (2008, 2010), the legendary 2008 final against Federer.
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4
Novak Djokovic
7 titles (2011, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022).
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5
Björn Borg
5 titles (1976-1980), five titles in a row.
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6
John McEnroe
3 titles (1981, 1983, 1984).
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7
Boris Becker
3 titles (1985, 1986, 1989), the youngest champion, at 17.
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8
Rod Laver
2 titles (1968, 1969), in the Open Era; plus two before it.
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9
John Newcombe
2 titles (1970, 1971).
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10
Jimmy Connors
2 titles (1974, 1982).
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11
Stefan Edberg
2 titles (1988, 1990), the duels with Becker.
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12
Andy Murray
2 titles (2013, 2016), the first British champion in 77 years.
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13
Carlos Alcaraz
2 titles (2023, 2024).
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