When has Novak Djokovic lost at Wimbledon?
NOVAK DJOKOVIC has an impressive record at the All England Club.
The tennis legend is chasing his eighth Wimbledon triumph – and 24th Grand Slam title – at the 2023 tournament.
When did Novak Djokovic last lose at Wimbledon?
Novak Djokovic hasn’t lost a completed match at Wimbledon since 2016.
In 2017, his quarter-final match against Tomas Berdych was cut short due to injury.
He has won his last four appearances at Wimbledon, raising the trophy in 2018, 2019, 2021, and 2022.
Djokovic was also crowned the winner of the iconic tournament in 2011, 2014 and 2015.
When did Novak Djokovic last lose on centre court at Wimbledon?
Djokovic’s last loss on Wimbledon‘s famous Centre Court was in 2013.
In that game, on July 7, 2013, he lost to Scotsman Andy Murray in the final.
Murray’s win was the first time a British man had won the singles title since Fred Perry‘s triumph in 1936.
Who has the most amount of Wimbledon titles?
Czech tennis superstar Martina Navratilova has won the most titles at Wimbledon.
She has taken home an impressive nine wins from the tournament – more than any player in the men’s or women’s games have been able to achieve before or since.
Her first win came in 1978 and she claimed her last singles title 12 years later when she beat Zina Garrison in straight sets.
In March 2023, Navratilova revealed she was cancer free after fighting both throat and breast cancer.
She revealed in an interview with Piers Morgan that she had feared not ‘seeing next Christmas’ after her devastating double diagnosis.
Roger Federer has won the most men’s singles titles at Wimbledon.
He has triumphed eight times – a record Djokovic will match if he wins the competition in 2023.
Federer’s first victory came in 2003 when he defeated Mark Philippoussis.
He went on to score a streak of five straight wins at The Championships.
Djokovic, meanwhile, has seven wins as of July 2023, making him equal with Pete Sampras.
Steffi Graf and Serena Williams have come close to Martina’s Wimbledon record, both celebrating seven women’s singles championships at SW19.