Novak Djokovic has once again made history at the All England Club. With a 7-6(6), 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 win over Russian qualifier Roman Safiullin, Djokovic reached the 2026 quarterfinals. This victory was his 106th at Wimbledon, breaking the men’s record previously held by Roger Federer. Here, we rank Djokovic’s 10 best Wimbledon wins based on significance, performance, and entertainment value.

10. Second Round, 2005: Victory Over Guillermo García López

During his first Wimbledon appearance as a qualifier and at just 18, Djokovic faced world No. 81 Guillermo García López. Trailing by two sets, he displayed resilience by saving six match points to win in five sets. This victory was pivotal, propelling him into the world’s top 100 for the first time.

9. Final, 2022: Triumph Over Nick Kyrgios

This final secured Djokovic a seventh Wimbledon title, leveling him with Pete Sampras and moving him one behind Federer. Kyrgios, who won the first set, posed a challenge, but Djokovic didn’t drop another serve. With this win, Djokovic moved closer to Rafael Nadal’s record of 22 Grand Slam titles and secured his 39th consecutive victory on Centre Court.

8. Fourth Round, 2024: Defeats Holger Rune

Djokovic demonstrated his command against young talents by defeating Rune, ranked No. 15. This victory highlighted his ability to compete fiercely despite recent knee surgery. He cleverly turned crowd energy, perceived as hostile, into motivation to win the match.

7. Final, 2015: Conquers Roger Federer

In the second of their three finals at Wimbledon, Djokovic defeated Federer in four sets. Despite Federer’s reputation as the favorite after defeating Andy Murray, Djokovic delivered a commanding performance and secured his third Wimbledon title. This year he nearly achieved a calendar Grand Slam.

6. Quarterfinal, 2007: Victory Over Marcos Baghdatis

This thrilling five-set match lasted almost five hours. Djokovic overcame lapses and a two-set lead to claim victory, demonstrating tremendous endurance and determination. This pre-Grand Slam winning phase showed his evolving mental resilience.

5. Final, 2011: Triumph Over Rafael Nadal

Djokovic’s first Wimbledon title and ascension to world No. 1 were realized in this decisive match. He disrupted Nadal’s impressive undefeated streak at Wimbledon, marking the end of Federer-Nadal domination. Djokovic’s superior play during this match signaled his rise to dominance.

4. Semifinal, 2013: Defeats Juan Martín del Potro

At four hours and 43 minutes, Djokovic endured one of his career’s most intense battles. Surviving del Potro’s powerful shots, he secured his place in the final. This victory marked his ability to conquer close matches, though it left him exhausted for the final against Murray.

3. Final, 2014: Overcomes Roger Federer

Ending a streak of lost Grand Slam finals, Djokovic earned this significant win, highlighted by his resilience after failing to close the match in the fourth set. Calling it the best Grand Slam final of his life, he exhibited remarkable composure under pressure.

2. Semifinal, 2018: Bests Rafael Nadal

This match, a de facto final due to the following opponent’s fatigue, tested Djokovic’s skill and endurance. Facing Nadal under a closed roof, Djokovic’s strategic forehand pass at a critical moment secured the win. This victory marked a pivotal return to Grand Slam success after a challenging period.

1. Final, 2019: Triumph Over Roger Federer

In a historic match, Djokovic saved two championship points on Federer’s serve, ultimately triumphing in the deciding tiebreak. Lasting four hours and 57 minutes, this final became a defining moment in Wimbledon history. Despite Federer’s dominance, Djokovic proved his mastery and mental strength, solidifying his place in tennis lore.