The Wimbledon Collection - The 2005 Official Film

Roger Federer and Venus Williams were the victors in the 119th championship, with prizes of over a million dollars each. Federer won the Men’s Singles for the third year running and Williams triumphed despite her 14th seed ranking. Federer's stunning victory over Andy Roddick was the highlight of the culminating day. The world No.1 has now won 36 consecutive matches on grass, only five fewer than Bjorn Borg, and has also now won the last 21 finals in which he has played. Williams faced match point in the third set against Lindsay Davenport and several times stood just a couple of points from defeat, only to come back to win 4-6, 7-6 (7-4) 9-7. Stephen Huss and Wesley Moodie won the Men’s Doubles in their second tournament playing together, while Cara Black and Liezel Huber from Zimbabwe/South Africa took the Ladies’ Doubles. Martina Navratilova was disappointed in her bid to exceed Billie Jean King’s record of twenty Wimbledon titles, defeated in both the Ladies’ semi-finals and the Mixed quarter-finals.