The Wimbledon trophy, officially known as the Gentlemen's Singles Trophy, is one of the most prestigious trophies in the sport of tennis. It is awarded to the winner of the men's singles event at the Wimbledon Championships, which is one of the four Grand Slam tournaments.

The Wimbledon trophy is a silver gilt cup that stands 18.5 inches (47 centimeters) tall. It features a pineapple-shaped finial on its lid, which is a symbol of hospitality. The cup itself is adorned with intricate designs and engravings. It is traditionally presented to the champion by the Duke or Duchess of Kent during the prize-giving ceremony on the final day of the tournament.

The trophy is not permanently kept by the winner but remains in the All England Club's possession. Instead, the champion receives a replica of the trophy, known as the Champions' Cup, which is three-quarters the size of the original trophy. The replica is engraved with the names of all the past champions.

The design of the Wimbledon trophy has remained largely unchanged since it was first introduced in 1887. Over the years, the names of the winners have been engraved on the trophy, creating a historical record of the tournament's champions.#sports#tennis