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1992: Andre Agassi wowed the Wimbledon crowds with his all-white attire and an unexpected victory

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1993-95: Pete Sampras was the dominant player throughout the nineties and celebrated his first win with Fred Perry

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1993-95: The American powered to 25 consecutive wins and a hat-trick of titles from 1993, making Centre Court his own

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1993-94: Boris Becker threatened to get his hands on the trophy - but the German endured a four-set loss in 1995

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1996: Dutchman Richard Krajicek beat Pete Sampras in straight sets in the quarter-finals and went on to lift the title

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1997-2000: But come 1997 Pete Sampras was back where he belonged, taking the plaudits on the final Sunday

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1997-2000: Sampras won 31 matches on the trot from 1997, a run that included four titles to take his tally to seven

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1997-2000: His seventh title in 2000 set a new record of 13 Grand Slam victories, eclipsing Roy Emerson's total of 12

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2001: Goran Ivanisevic secured an emotional victory in a five-set thriller against Pat Rafter in the 'People's Final'

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2002: Lleyton Hewitt took the now almost customary climb to celebrate with friends after beating David Nalbandian

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2002: Hewitt was the first Australian to claim the title since Pat Cash in 1987 - the man who first took to the stands