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Documentary sheds light on Martina's last Wimbledon title

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Jul 03, 2020

There has been no greater Wimbledon champion than Martina Navratilova.

With 9 Wimbledon titles, ranging from 1978 to 1990, she stands alone at the top, holding more Championship titles than Roger Federer (8), Serena Williams (7), Pete Sampras (7), and Bjorn Borg (5).

The official Wimbledon Youtube page posted a mini-documentary on the historic final between the then-33-year-old and long-time rival Chrissie Evert, who narrates the documentary.

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Despite Wimbledon being cancelled this year, there are many milestones worth celebrating, specifically the 30-year anniversary of Navratilova's 9th and final Wimbledon title in 1990.