Match Stats

There were 746 matches played across The Championships 2025, totalling 1,250 hours of tennis.
6,365 aces were served during The Championships.
A new Championships record was set by Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard for the fastest serve, at a speed of 153mph.
Swiatek vs. Anisimova was the first ladies’ singles final to finish 6-0 6-0 since 1911, when D.K. Lambert Chambers (BRI) was beaten by P.D.H. Boothby (BRI).
2025 saw three Italian players reach the fourth round in the gentlemen's singles (Sinner, Sonego and Cobolli) - the most in Wimbledon history. Sinner’s victory is also the first time an Italian has won the gentlemen’s singles final.
Wimbledon 2025 saw the most seeded players ever out in the first round across both the gentlemen's and ladies' singles (23).
In reaching 100 match wins at Wimbledon in his round four match, Novak Djokovic has now covered a distance equivalent to more than four marathons on court at Wimbledon (over 179,887 metres).

Official Partners

American Express, in partnership with the All England Club and Action Audio, continued to test and scale the live tennis audio experience for blind and visually impaired fans. The co-designers from 2024 were invited back to test the technology which included a series of sound cues demonstrating which player hit the ball and shot type with the aim of making live tennis more accessible.
Babolat celebrated their 150 year brand heritage and strung 6,565 rackets over the Fortnight, a new record for The Championships.
Barclays funded the Aorangi Solar project where 130 of Naked Energy’s solar thermal tubes were installed on the roof of the Aorangi Pavilion, heating the players’ water system using solar power.
Emirates welcomed back Sue Barker in a new role of ‘The Perfectionist’, ensuring the Grounds were Championships ready. The Championing Nature initiative was launched pre-Championships, supporting four Wildlife Trusts across the country to create positive impact in communities across the UK.
Evian, with the All England Club, continued our joint commitment to encourage spectators and players to join the refill and reuse movement to reduce plastic packaging waste. Spectators refilled with evian from evian refill stations located around the Grounds, and evian also introduced a new bottle that was refillable, reusable and recyclable – a unique innovation specifically designed for refill at The Championships. 
IBM, in collaboration with the All England Club, introduced the Match Chat feature, offering an interactive way to explore match statistics and player insights. Match Chat engaged approximately 500,000 users, generating over 5 million total actions (including prompts and freeform natural language questions).
Lanson celebrated their long-standing association with Wimbledon since 1977 with the introduction of Lanson’s limited Wimbledon Pouch Editions Le Black Création and Le Rosé Création cuvées at Heathrow and London City airports. They also hosted tasting events across the US.
Lavazza celebrated 15 years of partnership and introduced their signature serve in recognition of this, giving the Official Coffee of Wimbledon a green and purple twist.
Official Hospitality - Keith Prowse saw another sell-out year. For 2025, they introduced fresh innovation to their award-winning premium experience portfolio, refreshing the interior and exterior of The Lawn and Rosewater Pavilion and reconfiguring The Treehouse. The inaugural ‘HerStory’ at Wimbledon, a female-designed celebration of women in sport and business, featured an insights session with Sally Bolton OBE, Laura Robson, chef Emily Roux, and Chemmy Alcott OLY.
Pimm’s partnered with artist and former tennis player, Gabi Taylor, to create a bespoke piece of artwork of The Hill that was displayed onsite at Wimbledon during The Championships, and will be donated to the Wimbledon Museum.
Ralph Lauren celebrated 20 years of partnership with Wimbledon with a bespoke campaign, ‘Tailored for Wimbledon’ featuring our Ball Boys and Girls alongside Joanna Lumley.
Range Rover: Celebrated 55 years of the Range Rover brand with their storytelling activation at Aorangi as well as content centred around celebrating those involved in the planning and delivery of The Championships.
Rolex had a memorable Championships, with their testimonies, Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner, claiming their first ladies’ and gentlemen’s singles titles. Rolex also hosted high-profile guests from sport, cinema, and music, and produced exclusive content featuring tennis legend Pat Rafter, golf stars Ludvig Åberg and Tom Detry, and British racing driver Jamie Chadwick.
Slazenger celebrated 123 years of partnership with Wimbledon, which remains the longest sporting partnership in history.
Stella Artois launched a global campaign around celebrating 145 years of the white attire at The Championships, which saw limited edition cans produced, OOH campaigns and social media content featuring David Beckham, Maria Sharapova and Andre Agassi.
Vodafone believes connectivity is essential and everyone should have access to the opportunities it brings. Through launching the Rally Tally challenge, the Nation’s Network has pledged up to 25,000 donated connections, matched to the average rallies recorded by IBM across the show courts.

Retail

Strawberries have long been synonymous with a day at The Championships, and this year saw the introduction of Pip the Strawberry into the Wimbledon family - Pip’s story can be viewed here. Elsewhere, the Wimbledon Shop had some record-breaking figures in 2025, including:
669,546            Items (record)
103,405            Baseball Caps (record)
71,925              Wimbledon Collection clothing
53,409              Towels
40,847              Socks & Sweatbands
24,595              Used Tennis Balls
13,436              Umbrellas

The Hill in New York

The Hill in New York capped off a fortnight of Wimbledon activations engaging audiences in New York and across the US. The Hill in New York returned for a fourth year for finals weekend under Brooklyn Bridge. The three-day event drew an attendance of over 10,000 (which is +48% increase v 2024).