5 oldest Wimbledon singles champions

2. Serena Williams – 33 years old

Let’s come to the woman who is determined on scribbling her name on every record possible and with every passing day is changing the shape of history. The most formidable player in the present tennis circuit, at 34, Serena Williams is a great force to reckon with. She is the defending champion this year and is also one of the oldest to have seized the Venus Rosewater Dish, at 33 years of age. Also an American,she defeated the Spanish Garbine Muguruza in a 6-4,6-4 clash-off.

Ranked Number 1 in the WTA rankings, she holds the most number of major titles in singles, doubles and mixed doubles, combined against all other active players, both male and female. Her energy is infectious and she knows all the right ways to wield the racquet and race to victory.

If she wins Wimbledon 2016, she will become the oldest player ever to win Wimbledon.