By Sachin Shankar Yadav 
Only Roger Federer has won 100 matches at the All England Club, making Novak Djokovic’s Wimbledon 2025 campaign a tennis milestone. The complete information for your blog post on “Novak Djokovic’s Wimbledon 2025 Victory: A Historic Tennis Milestone” is as follows:
- Winning the 100th Wimbledon match
- In the third round, Djokovic defeated fellow Serbian Miomir Kecmanović 6-3, 6-0, 6-4 to earn his 100th Wimbledon victory.
- He is now only the third singles player overall, after Martina Navratilova, and the second man in history to achieve this feat at Wimbledon, after Roger Federer (105 victories).
- Djokovic previously accomplished this feat at Roland Garros, and now he and Federer are the only men to record 100 victories at two distinct Grand Slams.
- Match Highlights
- With a dominant performance, Djokovic ended the match in just one hour and fifty minutes.
- The Centre Court crowd was enthralled as he dominated the baseline exchanges, delivered strong serves, and displayed his trademark defensive abilities.
- His only setback occurred late in the game when he was momentarily injured, but he bounced back fast to finish the victory.
- Historical and Emotional Background
- As he recalled how winning Wimbledon was a childhood dream, Djokovic, who is currently 38 and ranked sixth, expressed his sincere gratitude for achieving this milestone at his “favorite and dream tournament.”
- Together with his daughter, he celebrated the victory by performing his customary “pumping” dance, which he does with his kids following every triumph.
- With this victory, he advanced to the fourth round of Wimbledon 17 times, second only to Roger Federer’s 18.
- The Search for Additional Records
- In order to tie Federer’s record at the tournament, Djokovic is competing for his eighth Wimbledon championship.
- He will surpass all other tennis players in history if he wins Wimbledon 2025, setting a new record with his 25th Grand Slam singles victory.
- Only Carlos Alcaraz has lost to Djokovic in the last two Wimbledon finals, and he has won 42 of his last 44 games there.
- The Tournament’s Next Steps
- Following his 100th victory, Djokovic moved on to play Alex de Minaur in the fourth round and is expected to face top seed Jannik Sinner in the semi-finals.
- Legacy
- Djokovic’s longevity and sustained success at the top level, particularly at age 38, solidify his place among the greatest tennis players of all time.
- His accomplishments at Wimbledon 2025 open a new chapter in his legendary career and serve as an inspiration to players and fans everywhere.
“For most players, including myself, Wimbledon is their favorite and ideal tournament. Winning here was a dream of mine as a kid, and I consider myself lucky to have done it many times. I am incredibly fortunate if I can make history in my favorite tournament. — Novak Djokovic
In addition to being a significant turning point in Djokovic’s career, this Wimbledon 2025 triumph is also a landmark for tennis and solidifies his place among the game’s greatest players.