The Championships, Wimbledon 2026 concluded after two weeks of world-class tennis, memorable milestones and historic achievements, bringing another unforgettable edition of the world's oldest Grand Slam tournament to a close.
From the first serve to the final point, players competed in 1,318 hours of tennis, featuring 18,130 games and 45,182 rallies. Throughout the tournament, organizers used 15,456 tennis balls, while competitors combined to hit 7,000 aces.
For the first time since 2019, Wimbledon enjoyed an entire tournament without a single rain interruption, thanks to favorable weather conditions.
Several players etched their names into Wimbledon history. U.K.'s Arthur Fery became the first British wild card in the Open Era to reach the Gentlemen's Singles semi-finals. Fellow Briton Henry Patten made history by becoming the first British player in the Open Era to win the Gentlemen's Doubles Championship twice.
The tournament also marked significant breakthroughs for international players. Alexandra Eala became the first Filipino player to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, while Yui Kamiji completed her Career Golden Slam, adding another remarkable achievement to her illustrious wheelchair tennis career.
