Five Titles, One Memorable Wimbledon

Team Yonex athletes claimed five championship titles at Wimbledon 2026, highlighted by a maiden Grand Slam singles crown for Linda Noskova (CZE) and victories across doubles, junior and wheelchair events.

Noskova Captures First Grand Slam Title

The 21-year-old Noskova captured her first Grand Slam singles title after defeating Karolina Muchova in the women's singles final. Noskova entered Wimbledon after a standout grass-court season, highlighted by singles and doubles titles at the Berlin Open and her first appearance in the WTA Top 10. She completed her rise by winning her first Grand Slam title, becoming the tournament's youngest women's singles champion in 15 years.

Heliovaara Completes Back-to-Back Grand Slam Triumphs

Harri Heliovaara (FIN) and Henry Patten successfully defended their Wimbledon men's doubles title. Combined with their Roland Garros victory earlier this season, the win gave them back-to-back Grand Slam championships. Once again, they showed remarkable composure under pressure, prevailing in another deciding-set tiebreak.

Jordan Lee Captures Junior Grand Slam Title on Debut

Jordan Lee (USA) captured the boys' singles title in his first junior Grand Slam appearance, completing an impressive run from qualifying. In the final, he rallied from a set down to defeat Cruz Hewitt (AUS) and claim the championship.

Oda Extends Grand Slam Streak

Tokito Oda (JPN) captured the Wimbledon wheelchair singles title without dropping a set throughout the tournament, extending his remarkable run at the sport's biggest events. It was his sixth consecutive Grand Slam title and the 10th major singles title of his career. Still perfect at Grand Slam tournaments this season, Oda now stands one title away from completing a calendar-year Grand Slam at the US Open.

Hewett Extends Grand Slam Doubles Success

Alfie Hewett (GBR) reclaimed the Wimbledon wheelchair men's doubles title alongside Gordon Reid (GBR) after battling back from one set down. It marked Hewett's 24th Grand Slam doubles title and his second straight major championship following last month's Roland Garros.