All men's Wimbledon championship points 1968 - 2023

Watch and relive all men's Wimbledon Championship points in the Open Era (1968 - 2023) from Rod Laver to Carlos Alcaraz who just played one of the best Grand Slam finals of all time against the Djoker. This video will show you the greats of Tennis amongst which Carlitos' name will from now be forever mentioned.
This is Open Era Tennis history at Wimbledon in 15 minutes. Enjoy!
By defeating Novak Djokovic in the 2023 Wimbledon final Carlos Alcaraz not only may have set the starting point for a new era of Tennis and the end of the Big 3. The Spaniard also defended Roger Federer's all time record of 8 Wimbledon titles. Djokovic had been undefeated on Center Court for 10 years, his last loss coming at the hands of Britain's Andy Murray in 2013. As the Serb recently won his record breaking 23rd Grand Slam title it seemed like he might still be unstoppable over 5 sets. But now a new young talent has not only won his second Major title but also did it against the Djoker in the final.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:35 The start of the Open Era
02:13 Five in a row
03:50 The wild 80s
06:10 7/8
07:50 The Maestro
09:57 The Big 4
10:58 Make it 8
11:59 10 years undefeated on Centre Court
13:40 A new King on Centre Court?

[@miroslavjanecek9993]

Federer is still the king of Wimbledon!
Could you maybe do this exact type of video for all GS tournaments in the open era? I know it would be quite long but it would be amazing to see all GS tournaments in one video.

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[@PAWfessionalTennis]

Thank you. ☺️
I have a lot more videos planned for this year

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I don't know why you didn't show more for Ivanisevic in 2001, because he lost two Wimbledon finals to Agassi and Sampras before that. It was a great redemption story.

[@PAWfessionalTennis]

He even lost 3 before his win. It's true that I could have shown more of him. But originally I intended to keep this video short 😅 It ended up being much longer than I thought and then I didn't add anything for Ivanisevic anymore. But I'll probably remake this another few times in the future. Maybe I'll turn it into a one hour documentary 😁