Who will win the Wimbledon Championship 2021?

Each year, four different types of Grand Slam Tennis tournaments are conducted. The last year's Wimbledon series has been canceled due to Corona fears, and hence this year's tournaments have created additional anticipation. From June 28 to July 11, 2021, the 3rd and highest Wimbledon tennis tournament of the year will be held in London. 'the leading players, in turn, are camped there and engaged in intensive training.

World number one player and defending champion Novak Djokovic (Serbia), who won the Australian Open and French Open in the men's singles, has a bright chance of winning the championship again.  In the opening round, a man in superb form Djokovic will face England's "wildcard" player Jack Dropper.

Djokovic towards achievement?

Djokovic, who has won 19 Grand Slam titles so far, if he wins the trophy this time, will equal the record of more Grand Slam winners Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal (20 Grand Slams each). Rafael Nadal (Spain) and Dominic Thiem (Austria) are not participating this year due to injury and fitness issues. However, Daniil Medvedev (Russia), Stefanos Tsitsipas (Greek), Alexander Zverev (German), Andrey Rublev (Russia), Roberto Bautista Agut (Spanish), Diego Schwartzman (Argentina), Matteo Berrettini (Italy) are waiting to give tough challenge.

Roger Federer (Switzerland), a 39-year-old, who won the championship eight-time, is not in top form. However, he always plays well at Wimbledon on the grass courts. Will he remain dominant once more? It is keenly anticipated by the fans. Federer faces 42^nd ranked player Adrian Mannarino (France) in his first round.

Women Wimbledon

Defending women's singles champion Simona Halep (Romanian) has been ruled out of Wimbledon due to injury. World No.2 player Naomi Osaka (Japan) has also been ruled out of Wimbledon due to psychological issues. So No.1 player Ashleigh Barty (Australia), former champion Serena Williams (USA), Aryna Sabalenka (Belarus), French Open champion Barbora krejcikova (Czech), Sofia Kenin (USA), Bianca Vanessa Andreescu  (Canada), Petra Kvitova (Czech), Iga Swiatek (Poland), Elina Svitolina (Ukraine) are ready to give tough challenge. Ashleigh Barty seems more likely to win the Championship; she will meet Carla Suarez Navarro in his first round.

Serena Williams, 39-years-old, who has not won any Grand Slam titles since having a baby, needs one more title to equal the record of Margaret Court of Australia (24 Grand Slam), the highest Grand Slam winner the women's singles. Will she win the Wimbledon Championship this time? Let's see. Serena meets Aliaksandra Sasnovich Belarus in the first round.

How much is the prize?

The total prize money for this competition is $ 4,84,86,492.00 (₹ 360 crores) . This is 7.85 percent less than the previous season.  In the singles category, the Champion will get prize money of $ 2356016.25 (₹ 17.5 crores), and the runner-up will get $ 1245472.73 (₹ 9.25 crores). In the doubles category, the Champion will win $ 673273.50 (5 crores).

List of Wimbledon Champions Since 2000