Who won Wimbledon the year you were born?

Kerber won her first Wimbledon title, denying Serena Williams her eighth Wimbledon title in the finals. It was Kerber's third Grand Slam title, as she had previously won the Australian Open and U.S. Open in 2016.

Djokovic won his fourth singles title at Wimbledon and first since 2015, defeating Kevin Anderson in three sets. He also won the U.S. Open in 2018.

Garbine Muguruza won her second Grand Slam title and first Wimbledon, topping Wimbledon legend Venus Williams in the final in straight sets. She became just the second Spanish woman to win Wimbledon, following in the footsteps of 1994 winner Conchita Martinez. Muguruza also was the first player to defeat both Venus and Serena Williams in Grand Slam singles finals, as she beat Serena in the French Open final in 2016.

At 35 years old, Federer was back on top at Wimbledon, taking home his record eighth victory in the tournament overall and first since 2012. It was also his 19th Grand Slam title, defeating Marin Čilić in straight sets in the final.

Williams won her seventh singles title and second consecutive.

Murray won his second Wimbledon in four years with a straight set win over Milos Raonic.

Serena Williams won her sixth Wimbledon and 21st Grand Slam event, cruising in the finals against Garbiñe Muguruza in straight sets.

Djokovic took home his third Wimbledon title, topping Roger Federer in the finals for a second time.

It was a repeat of the 2011 singles winners. Kvitova defeated Canadian Eugenie Bouchard in straight sets.

Djokovic returned to the finals for the second straight year and prevented Roger Federer from winning his eighth Wimbledon.

Bartoli reached her second Wimbledon finals and came out on top this time with a straight-set victory over Sabine Lisicki.

Murray returned to the finals and tallied a win for England by beating Novak Djokovic.

Williams won her fifth Wimbledon singles championship in a three-set victory.

Federer matched Pete Sampras' seven Wimbledon titles, beating Brit Andy Murray.

Kvitova cruised to beat former Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova in straight sets.

Djokovic won over two-time champ Rafael Nadal in four sets.

Williams won her fourth Wimbledon singles title, but it was the first time she defeated someone other than her sister in the title match.

Nadal won his second title in three years, beating Tomas Berdych in straight sets.

After losing to her sister in 2008, Serena defeated sister Venus to win her third Wimbledon singles championship. 

Federer beat Andy Roddick in the finals for the third time, winning his sixth Wimbledon.

Williams made it back-to-back wins, earning her fifth Wimbledon singles championship.

Nadal finally earned his first win, beating Roger Federer after losing to the Swiss star the previous two years.

Williams returned to glory, winning her fourth Wimbledon singles title.

Federer won his fifth straight title with a five-set win vs. Rafael Nadal.

For the first time since 1999, there were no Williams in the Wimbledon singles finals. Mauresmo won over Justine Henin in three sets.

Federer beat Rafael Nadal in what would be the first of three consecutive Wimbledon title matches between the rivals.

The Williams sisters returned to claim Wimbledon, with Venus beating 1999 winner Lindsay Davenport in the finals.

Federer won his third consecutive championship, defeating Andy Roddick for the second time in the finals.

Sharapova paused the Williams sisters' run by defeating Serena Williams in the finals.

Federer earned a repeat title by defeating American Andy Roddick.

Serena won her second consecutive Wimbledon, making it four in a row for the Williams sisters.

Federer won his first of five consecutive Wimbledons.

The Williams' run extended to its third year, but this time it was younger sister Serena. She beat Venus in straight sets.

Hewitt defeated Argentine David Nalbandian in an uneventful straight-set win.

Williams managed a Wimbledon repeat, beating Belgian Justine Henin in three sets.

After falling short in the finals three times, Ivanisevic finally claimed the Wimbledon Cup.

Williams arrived with her first Wimbledon win, beating defending champion Lindsay Davenport.

Sampras garnered a seventh and final Wimbledon singles championship, giving him seven wins in eight years.

Davenport did the impossible, defeating Steffi Graf in the finals in two sets to claim Wimbledon.

Sampras defeated the re-emerging Andre Agassi in straight sets for his sixth title.

After falling short in the finals twice, Novotna finally claimed Wimbledon in 1998.

Sampras won his fifth Wimbledon, defeating Goran Ivanisevic in five sets.

In what looked like the beginning of a spectacular career, Hingis beat Jana Novotna in three sets to win Wimbledon.

After a year off, it was business as usual for Sampras in 1997. He won his fourth Wimbledon singles title.

1996 was Graf's seventh and last Wimbledon singles championship, capping off her career as arguably the greatest women's tennis player at the time she retired.

Krajicek won the championship in straight sets for the Netherlands.

Graf got back on track, winning her sixth Wimbledon.

Sampras made his title a three-peat, beating Boris Becker in four sets.

Martinez disrupted Steff Graf's title run, beating Martina Navratilova in three sets for her first and only Wimbledon singles championship.

Sampras won his second consecutive title, winning a hard-fought five-set showdown vs. Goran Ivanisevic.

Graf won her fifth Wimbledon singles title and third straight by defeating Jana Novotna.

Sampras won his first of seven Wimbledon singles championships by defeating fellow American Jim Courier.

Graf repeated at Wimbledon, tallying her fourth singles win overall.

Agassi burst on to the scene to win his first and only Wimbledon. Little did we know at the time that the 1992 singles winners would eventually get married in 2001.

Graf won her third Wimbledon in four years, beating Argentine Gabriela Sabatini.

Stich defeated Boris Becker for his first and only singles Wimbledon win, clinching a singles sweep for the Germans.

Navratilova won her ninth and final Wimbledon title in 1990.

Edberg won his second Wimbledon in three years in 1990.

Graf defeated Martina Navratilova for the second straight time in 1989.

Becker won Wimbledon for the third time after making the finals in 1988.

After losing to Martina Navratilova in the 1987 finals, Graf defeated Navratilova in 1988.

Edberg won his first Wimbledon, defeating former champion Boris Becker.

Navratilova made it eight wins at Wimbledon and six straight with a victory over Steffi Graf in 1987.

Ivan Lendl lost in the finals for the second straight year, this time losing to Cash.

Seven wins at Wimbledon for Navratilova after defeating Hana Mandlikova in 1986.

Becker won his second consecutive Wimbledon, defeating Ivan Lendl.

Navratilova won her sixth Wimbledon title with yet another win over Chris Evert.

Becker won his first of two consecutive Wimbledon titles in 1985.

Navratilova made it five titles with a win over Chris Evert.

McEnroe won his second Wimbledon in a row and third in four years.

Navratilova won her fourth Wimbledon in 1983.

McEnroe won his second Wimbledon in three years in 1983.

Navratilova returned as Wimbledon champion in 1982, winning her third tournament.

Connors won his first Wimbledon since 1974, defeating rival John McEnroe.

Evert won her first Wimbledon since 1976.

After making the finals in 1980, McEnroe won his first Wimbledon singles title in 1981.

Goolagong Cawley won her second Wimbledon after winning her first in 1971.

Borg defeated John McEnroe to win his fifth straight Wimbledon.

Navratilova won her second straight Wimbledon, defeating Chris Evert for a second straight year.

Borg won his fourth consecutive Wimbledon by beating Roscoe Tanner.

Navratilova started her Wimbledon dominance in 1978 with a three-set win over Chris Evert.

Three in a row for Borg, who defeated Jimmy Connors in the finals for the second straight year.

Wade won her only Wimbledon title in 1977.

Borg won his second straight Wimbledon, beating former champ Jimmy Connors in the finals.

Evert won her second Wimbledon title in three years in 1976.

Borg started a five-year run at Wimbledon with a straight set win over Ilie Nastase.

King won her sixth Wimbledon title in 1975, beating former champ Evonne Goolagong Cawley.

Ashe defeated the heavily favored Jimmy Connors to win Wimbledon.

After falling short in 1973, Evert won her first Wimbledon title in 1974.

Connors won his first Wimbledon title in 1974.

King won back-to-back Wimbledon titles and her fifth all time, defeating Chris Evert in 1973.

Kodes defeated Russian Alex Metreveli in straight sets to win.

King won Wimbledon for the fourth time in 1972.

Smith won his only singles Wimbledon title in 1972.

Goolagong Cawley won her first Wimbledon title, beating defending champion Margaret Smith Court.

Newcombe won his second straight Wimbledon and third overall in 1971.

Smith Court prevented Billy Jean King from winning the title in 1970, King's second straight finals defeat.

Newcombe was able to win his second Wimbledon title after coming up short in 1969.

Jones held off defending three-time champ Billy Jean King to win Wimbledon.

Laver won his fourth Wimbledon, beating former champion John Newcombe.

King made it three wins in a row, beating Judy Tegart-Dalton in 1968.

Laver won his third Wimbledon and first since 1962.

King won her second consecutive Wimbledon in 1967.

Newcombe won his first of three singles titles in 1967.

King won her first Wimbledon, beating three-time winner Maria Bueno.

Santana became the first Spaniard to win the Wimledon gentleman's singles title in 1966.

Smith Court won her second Wimbledon in three years, beating three-time winner Maria Bueno.

A rematch of the 1964 finals, Emerson defeated Fred Stolle in straight sets.

Bueno won her third Wimbledon, defeating defending champ Margaret Smith Court in three sets.

Emerson defeated Fred Stolle, who lost in the finals for the second straight year.

Smith Court defeated future star Billie Jean King in two sets to win Wimbledon.

McKinley put the Americans back on top with a straight set win over Fred Stolle.

Hantze Susman won Wimbledon in two sets in 1962.

Laver won for the second straight year, beating Martin Mulligan in straight sets.

Mortimer Barrett won Wimbledon for the first time in 1961 after making the finals in 1958.

After losing in the final two years in a row, Laver won his first Wimbledon title in 1961.

Bueno won for the second straight year, beating Sandra Reynolds Price in two sets.

Rod Laver lost in the finals for the second straight year, losing to Fraser.

Bueno became the first Brazilian to win Wimbledon, winning over Darlene Hard in two sets.

Olmedo defeated Rod Laver in straight sets to win Wimbledon.

Gibson won her second straight Wimbledon, defeating Angela Mortimer in two sets.

Cooper finished just short in 1957 but won Wimbledon in 1958.

Gibson became the first player of color to win Wimbledon in 1957.

Hoad won his second straight title at Wimbledon, defeating fellow Aussie Ashley Cooper.

Fry Irvin defeated Brit Angela Buxton to win Wimbledon in 1956.

Hoad won his first of two consecutive Wimbledon titles in 1956.

After making the finals in two of the previous three years, Brough Clapp won Wimbledon for the fourth time in 1955.

Kurt Nielsen was denied in the finals for the second time in three years, as Trabert won in straight sets.

Connolly Brinker won her third straight Wimbledon title in 1954.

Drobny became the first Egyptian to win the gentleman's singles title at Wimbledon.

Connolly Brinker won her second Wimbledon in 1953, defeating 1951 winner Doris Hart.

Seixas won Wimbledon in straight sets in 1953.

Connolly Brinker claimed her first of three straight Wimbledon titles in 1952.

Sedgman was the first Aussie to win gentleman's singles since Jack Crawford in 1933.

After falling just short twice, Hart won Wimbledon in 1951.

Savitt won the Wimbledon finals in straight sets.

Brough Clapp won her third straight Wimbledon title in 1950.

Patty won the Wimbledon finals in four sets in 1950.

Brough Clapp repeated as Wimbledon champ, defeating 1947 winner Margaret Osborne duPont.

Schroeder won his one and only Wimbledon title in 1949.

Brough Clapp won her first of three straight Wimbledons, as Doris Hart fell just short for the second straight year.

Falkenburg defeated John Bromwich in five sets to win.

Osborne duPont defeated Doris Hart in two sets in 1947.

Kramer started a five-year run for the Americans at Wimbledon.

Betz Addie won Wimbledon in two sets over Louise Brough Clapp.

Petra was the first Frenchman to win Wimbledon since 1929.

Wimbledon was not played from 1940-1945 due to World War II.

Marble won her only Wimbledon in 1939, a two-set win over Kay Stammers.

Riggs won as an amateur in 1939. He's best known for facing Billie Jean King in the "Battle of the Sexes."

Wills Moody made it eight Wimbledon titles with a two-set win over Helen Jacobs.

Budge won Wimbledon for the second straight year, beating Brit Bunny Austin.

Round Little won her second Wimbledon after her first victory in 1934.

Gottfried von Cramm was denied in the Wimbledon finals for the third straight year, losing to American Don Budge.

Jacobs finally won Wimbledon after advancing to the finals four times previously.

Perry won his third straight Wimbledon, defeating von Cramm again.

Wills Moody won her seventh Wimbledon title, as Helen Jacobs came up short for the fourth time in the finals.

Perry made it back-to-back wins, beating German Gottfried von Cramm.

After falling short in the finals in 1933, Round Little won her first Wimbledon in 1934.

Perry started a three-year run at Wimbledon by defeating defending champion Jack Crawford.

Wills Moody won her sixth Wimbledon in 1933, beating Dorothy Round Little in a three-set match.

The first gentleman Aussie to win since Gerald Patterson in 1922, Crawford beat defending champ Ellsworth Vines in five sets.

Wills Moody managed her fifth Wimbledon title, beating Helen Jacobs in two sets.

Ellsworth was the third straight gentleman's win for the Americans.

Aussem won against fellow German Hilde Krahwinkel Sperling in two sets.

Wood made it two consecutive gentleman's wins for the Americans.

Wills Moody won her fourth straight Wimbledon, defeating Elizabeth Ryan in two sets.

Tilden won his third Wimbledon title and his first since 1921.

Wills made it a three-peat, defeating fellow America Helen Jacobs in two sets.

Cochet ended on top for the second time in three years, beating two-time winner Jean Borotra.

Wills Moody won her second straight Wimbledon, as Lili de Alvarez lost in the finals for the third year in a row.

Lacoste won his second Wimbledon by defeating defending champion Henri Cochet.

Wills Moody won her first Wimbledon, as Lili de Alvarez fell short in the finals for the second straight year.

Cochet won his first Wimbledon title, beating defending champ Jean Borotra.

McKane Godfree won her second Wimbledon in three years, defeating Spaniard Lili de Alvarez.

Borotra won his second Wimbledon in three years, beating American Howard Kinsey.

Lenglen won her sixth Wimbledon, defeating Brit Joan Fry in two sets.

After falling short in 1924, Lacoste won Wimbledon for the first time in 1925.

McKane Godfree won her first Wimbledon, defeating Helen Wills in a hard-fought three-set matchup.

Borotra started a six-year run for the French, beating fellow countryman Rene Lacoste in five sets.

Lenglen defeated Kathleen McKane Godfree, who would win the following year.

Johnston won his only Wimbledon title, beating fellow American Francis Hunter.

Lenglen defeated Molla Bjurstedt Mallory in two sets to win her fourth straight Wimbledon.

Patterson won his second Wimbledon title, winning in straight sets.

Lenglen won her third straight Wimbledon, defeating American Elizabeth Ryan in two sets.

Tilden won back-to-back Wimbledon titles, beating Brian Norton in five sets.

In a repeat of the 1919 finals matchup, Lenglen defeated Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers in two sets.

Tilden became the first American to win Wimbledon, defeating defending champion Gerald Patterson in the finals.

Lenglen won her first of five straight Wimbledon titles, beating Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers in three sets.

Patterson won Wimbledon, defeating Norman Brookes in straight sets.

Wimbledon wasn't played from 1915-1918 due to World War I.

1905: May Sutton / Lawrence Doherty

1906: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers / Lawrence Doherty

1907: May Sutton / Norman Brookes

1908: Charlotte Cooper Sterry / Arthur Gore

1909: Dora Boothby / Arthur Gore

1910: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers / Anthony Wilding (pictured)

1911: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers / Anthony Wilding

1912: Ethel Thomson Larcombe / Anthony Wilding

1913: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers (pictured) / Anthony Wilding

1914: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers / Norman Brookes

1895: Charlotte Cooper Sterry (pictured) / Wilfred Baddeley

1896: Charlotte Cooper Sterry / Harold Mahoney

1897: Blanche Bingley Hillyard / Reginald Doherty

1898: Charlotte Cooper Sterry / Reginald Doherty

1899: Blanche Bingley Hillyard / Reginald Doherty

1900: Blanche Bingley Hillyard / Reginald Doherty

1901: Charlotte Cooper Sterry / Arthur Gore

1902: Muriel Robb / Lawrence Doherty

1903: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers / Lawrence Doherty (pictured)

1904: Dorothea Douglass Lambert Chambers / Lawrence Doherty

1885: Maud Watson / William Renshaw (pictured)

1886: Blache Bingley Hillyard / William Renshaw

1887: Lottie Dod (pictured) / Herbert Lawford

1888: Lottie Dod / Ernest Renshaw

1889: Blanche Bingley Hillyard / William Renshaw

1890: Lena Rice / Willoughby Hamilton

1891: Lottie Dod / Wilfred Baddeley

1892: Lottie Dod / Wilfred Baddeley

1893: Lottie Dod / Joshua Pim

1894: Blanche Bingley Hillyard / Joshua Pim

1877: Spencer Gore (pictured)

1878: Frank Hadow

1879: John Hartley

1880: John Hartley

1881: William Renshaw

1882: William Renshaw

1883: William Renshaw

1884: Maud Watson (pictured) / William Renshaw