Who are the Wimbledon record-holders?

Who are the Wimbledon record-holders?ByKatharine SharpeBBC Sport senior journalistPublished1 minute agoAs the Wimbledon finals draw closer, some players could be in line for their first-ever titles, while one player has the chance to enter the record books.The current men's and women's singles champions both earned their only Wimbledon titles to date in last year's tournament.Italy's Jannick Sinner is aiming to defend his 2025 crown, but current women's singles champion Iga Swiatek was a shock third-round elimination this year, so will not be able to add to her tally.However, both players have some way to go before they can challenge the record-holders in their respective fields - so who has had the most success at Wimbledon since the Open era began in 1968?Get in touchSend us your questionsContact formContact formWho has won the most men's singles titles?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Roger Federer holds two records in Wimbledon men's singlesRoger Federer holds both the record for most men's singles titles (eight) and joint-record with Bjorn Borg for most consecutive titles (five).The only active player who is close to equalling or breaking his record of total titles is Novak Djokovic, who with seven could draw level is he wins this year's tournament.Djokovic has already broken Federer's record this year for most matches won at Wimbledon.Carlos Alcaraz, who has missed two consecutive Wimbledon championships due to injury, is the next closest players with two titles - which Sinner could equal this year if he retains his title.The only players with more than two Wimbledon men's singles titles are:Roger Federer (eight)Novak Djokovic (seven)Pete Sampras (seven)Bjorn Borg (five)Boris Becker (three)John McEnroe (three)Who has the most women's singles titles?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Martina Navratilova holds multiple Wimbledon records across both singles and doublesMartina Navratilova ho...