Which player has the most Open Era Wimbledon gentlemen's doubles titles?

Todd Woodbridge has won the most Open Era Wimbledon gentlemen’s doubles titles, with nine championships.

Woodbridge’s Wimbledon doubles victories came in 1993–1997, 2000, and 2002–2004. His first five titles were won with fellow Australian Mark Woodforde, the partnership famously known as “the Woodies.” Woodbridge later won three more with Sweden’s Jonas Björkman.

The Open Era began in 1968, when professional players were first allowed to compete alongside amateurs at major tournaments. That distinction matters: Reginald and Laurence Doherty each won eight Wimbledon gentlemen’s doubles titles during the Amateur Era, but Woodbridge leads the Open Era record.

A common mix-up is confusing Woodbridge’s individual record with the most successful partnership. Woodbridge and Woodforde won six Wimbledon doubles titles together, while Woodbridge’s nine total wins include four with Björkman. Woodbridge also won Wimbledon mixed doubles once, in 1994, but that title is separate from the gentlemen’s doubles record.