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Martina Navratilova claims her first Wimbledon success in 1978 as she beats Chris Evert Lloyd in the ladies' singles final

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Navratilova and Evert Lloyd dominate women's tennis in the late seventies and early eighties sharing a string of Grand Slams

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Navratilova is unbeatable at Wimbledon between 1982 and 1987 as she takes six singles title in a row

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Navratilova wins her final Wimbledon singles final in 1990 when she claims her ninth women's title

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Navratilova's last appearance in a ladies final in 1994 ends in disappointment when she loses to Conchita Martinez

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Evert, Steffi Graf and Navratilova have won a staggering 18 Ladies Singles titles between them at the All England Club

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Navratilova partners Leander Paes to victory in the 2003 Australian Open to become the oldest player to win a Grand Slam

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46-year-old Navratilova maintains a punishing fitness regime as she continues to play regularly on the doubles tour

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Again partnering Paes, Navratilova wins the mixed doubles in straight sets on Centre Court in the last match of Wimbledon 2003

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Navratilova and Paes' victory means Martina equals Billie Jean King's record of 20 Wimbledon titles