1927 Wimbledon Championships – Men's Singles

Men's Singles of the Wimbledon Championships 1927.

The winner was Henri Cochet. His semi-final victory against Bill Tilden is one of the most memorable matches in tennis history. Tilden led 6:2, 6:4, 5:1 and 30:0 in his own serve. Then get Cochet 17 points in order. He won the third set 7-5 and decided the following two sets and thus the match for themselves.

• 2.4.1 Bottom Half 1
• 2.4.2 Bottom Half 2
• 2.4.3 Upper half 3
• 2.4.4 Bottom Half 4

Seedings

Tournament schedule

Explanations

• Q = qualifier
• WC = Wild Card
• LL = Lucky Loser

• ALT = substitute ( alternate )
• PR = Protected Ranking
• SE = Special Exempt

• R = Task ( retired )
• D = disqualification
• Supra = Walkover

Quarterfinals, semifinals, finals

Upper half of

Upper half of 1

Upper half 2

Upper half 3

Upper half of 4

Bottom half

Lower half 1

Lower half 2

Upper half 3

Lower half 4

Source

• Barrett, J.: Wimbledon: The Official History of the Championships. Harper Collins Publishers, London 2001, ISBN 978-0007117079, p 298