In 1985, Germany's Boris Becker won the Wimbledon tournament at the young age of 17.

Slazenger has provided all the tennis ball for Wimbledon tournament since 1902.

The first Wimbledon Championship took place in 1877 when it was watched by only 200 spectators. In 1999 it was broadcast to a total of 174 countries, with an estimated audience of over 1 billion people.

Slazenger has provided all the tennis ball for Wimbledon tournament since 1902.

The grass at Wimbledon was kept two inches long until 1949 when an English player was bitten by a snake.

John Isner and Nicholas Mahut (the 70-68 Wimbledon match) played 183 games over those three days, which beat the previous record of 112 games (set when there no tiebreaks for any set) by 71 games, which is just insanity.