Sunday was Novak Djokovic's eighth wedding anniversary with his wife Jelena. And there were many more numbers to consider after the Serbian came from a set down to defeat Nick Kyrgios in the Wimbledon final.

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Djokovic is only the fourth man in the Open era to win four or more successive Wimbledon titles, joining Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras and Roger Federer. 

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With a seventh Wimbledon title, Djokovic equalled his boyhood idol Sampras and also William Renshaw.

Only Federer, with eight, has won more gentlemen's singles titles at the All England Club. 

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This was Djokovic's eighth Wimbledon final. The only man who has appeared in more is Federer, who has played in a dozen. 

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Djokovic has won nine of his Grand Slams since turning 30, a record for the men's game. 

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It is nine years since Djokovic last lost a match on Centre Court, with that defeat coming against Andy Murray in the 2013 final (although he lost in 2016 and 2017, those matches were played on No.1 Court). 

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Djokovic moved to 21 Grand Slam singles titles, meaning he is now one ahead of Federer and one behind Rafael Nadal. 

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This was Djokovic's 32nd Grand Slam singles final, a record for the men's game but not the women. Chris Evert played in 34 Grand Slam finals while Serena Williams has made 33 appearances at this stage of a Slam. 

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At 35 years and 49 days, Djokovic is the second oldest man in the Open era to win Wimbledon. Federer was almost 36 years old when he took the title in 2017. 

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