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Linda Noskova wins the Wimbledon 2026 women's singles title: Stats
11 Jul 2026

Linda Noskova overcame Karolina Muchova in three sets to be crowned the 2026 Wimbledon women's singles champion on Centre Court.

Noskova and Muchova clashed in an all-Czech final at Wimbledon on Saturday. It was the first all-Czech final in Wimbledon history.

Noskova won the contest 6-2, 5-7, 6-3.

With this win, she claimed her maiden Grand Slam title. Here's more.

22-15 win-loss record for Noskova at Grand Slams
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Noskova owns a win-loss record of 22-15 at Grand Slams. At Wimbledon, she holds an 11-3 win-loss record. Her best Grand Slam performance before this was a quarter-final appearance at 2024 Australian Open.

2nd defeat for Muchova in a Grand Slam final
Muchova

29-year-old Muchova is 59-28 in terms of win-loss record at Grand Slams.

She has been a two-time semi-finalist at US Open (2023 and 2024) and one-time semi-finalist at Australian Open (2022).

She is now a two-time finalist at Grand Slams, having reached the summit clash at 2023 Roland Garros before this.

At Wimbledon, she is 14-7.

Massive records for Noskova
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As per Opta, Noskova is the third player in the Open Era to win the women's singles title in Wimbledon after saving match point(s) en route after Venus Williams (2005) and Serena Williams (2009).

Noskova has also claimed more WTA level titles in the last 17 days (two, in Berlin and Wimbledon) than in her entire career before (one, in Monterrey 2024).

Fourth-youngest player with this record
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Aged 21 years and 224 days, Noskova is the fourth-youngest player in the Open Era to claim her maiden women's singles Grand Slam title in Wimbledon, older only than Maria Sharapova, Venus and Petra Kvitova.

1-1 record between Noskova and Muchova on WTA Tour
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Muchova and Noskova have met once before on the WTA Tour and that came at US Open 2024 in Round of 32. Muchova won that match 6-7, 6-4, 6-2. And now, Noskova claimed revenge by winning the summit clash at Wimbledon in three sets.