Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer among past Wimbledon champions to join in Centre Court centenary celebration


Wimbledon toasted 100 years of Centre Court with a special centenary ceremony on Middle Sunday by welcoming a host of past singles champions. A visual recap:


Sue Barker and John McEnroe, a three-time winner himself, co-presented the celebration.


While Cliff Richard crooned an acapella version of “Summer Holiday: from the stands.


Things heated up when one-time champs, including Angelique Kerber and Simona Halep, were first to be invited out.


Then came two-time titlists, like Rafael Nadal…


… and Sir Andy Murray.


Chris Evert was among the three-time title holders to enter…


… ahead of four-time champ Rod Laver.


Next, five-time winners Bjorn Borg…


… and Venus Williams were welcomed in.


Six-time champs Billie Jean King and Novak Djokovic followed…


… before eight-time titlist Roger Federer walked out to round out those appearing for the ceremony.


Djokovic and Federer caught up…


… as did Laver and Venus.


Freya Ridings sang a moving rendition of “Lost Without You” as a video tribute played.


And McEnroe made sure to shout out the retiring Barker.