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4. Fastest serves at Wimbledon
Tennis is a game of aggression and tough competition. It is also a game where the starting stroke - the serve - is of tremendous importance.
Wimbledon has witnessed some of the fastest serves in recent times.
In 2010, Taylor Dent hammered his way into the record books by blasting a laser-like 148mph serve against Djokovic.
In the women's category, Venus Williams served at a speed of 129mph which is still the best by any woman player at the tournament.
5. Most aces
The ace is the single most eye-catching way to win a point; tennis would be no fun if there weren't any aces.
At the 2001 Wimbledon, Goran Ivanišević made it to the tournament via a wildcard after a surgery. Throughout the tournament, Ivanisevic hammered as many as 212 aces, which was then a record.
But John Isner broke that record in 2018, by sending down 214 aces.
In the women's category, Serena Williams hit 102 aces during the 2012 Wimbledon tournament.
