So, Elena Rybakina is the Wimbledon champion!

You can catch up on all the match action courtesy of Jonathan Jurejko's report.

Do stick around in this page where you can watch the men's doubles final live from Centre Court.

There'll be quotes galore over on our tennis page, as well as build-up to tomorrow's men's final between Nick Kyrgios and Novak Djokovic.

Until then, I leave you with your women's champion at SW19.

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Caroline Wozniacki
Former world number one on BBC TV

She took the ball on the rise and took the time away from Jabeur – she even got more confident at the net but she really picked up her whole game.

It was just everything started going her way and she seems so comfortable and that is not easy when you are this young and this experienced.

Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

In the final set Rybakina was hitting those marks well with her serve and just didn't give anything away. She made all the shots she was supposed to make - and a little bit more as well

Elena Rybakina saved nine of the 11 break points she faced.

That includes all four in the second set and all three in the third.

The very definition of clutch serving.

Your 2022 Wimbledon champion, volume one.

Elena Rybakina is out on the balcony and holding the trophy aloft to an absolute mass of people down below.

Caroline Wozniacki
Former world number one on BBC TV

You could tell that Ons wanted it so much - but sometimes it can be too much.

She really started well against Rybakina's serve in the beginning.

But as the match went on, Rybakina just said 'I'm going to hit the ball harder.'

Elena Rybakina has been taken to see her name on the champions board and has been given her little Wimbledon pin.

Martina Navratilova
Nine-time Wimbledon singles champion on BBC TV

Rybakina's serving was ultimately the difference. Ons put herself in position but it was mostly Rybakina's serving and she took her out of her rhythm.

Here's what Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina had to say:

"I was super nervous before the match, during the match and I'm happy it's finished to be honest. Really I have never felt something like this. I want to thank the crowd for the support, it was unbelievable these two weeks.

"But also I want to congratulate Ons for a great match and everything you have achieved. I think you are an inspiration for everybody. You have an amazing game. We don't have someone like this on tour and it is a joy to play against you. I ran so much, I don't think I need to do fitness anymore.

"Thank you so much. It is just an unbelievable atmosphere. Thank you.

"It's true I did not expect to be in the second week of a Grand Slam at Wimbledon. To be a winner is just amazing. I don't have the words to say how happy I am.

"But I wouldn't be here without my team of course, so I want to say a big thanks to them. I want to say thanks to my coach, my sponsors, everyone. The most important is my parents of course, they are not here so I am very sorry. My sister is here and it is just the third time she comes to watch so I'm happy she is here. Without my parents I wouldn't be here for sure. Thank you so much everyone."

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Elena Rybakina is:

• The first player from Kazakhstan to win a Grand Slam title
• The youngest Wimbledon champion since 2011
• In possession of the best non-celebration I've seen in ages

Ons Jabeur gets a big round of applause as she walks off Centre Court.

Her time will come. And she had the vast majority of the support from the crowd here and throughout the week.

Elena Rybakina's name is already on the honour's board.

I loved her non-celebration. So fitting for her personality. She's great.

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Let's hear from Ons Jabeur, whose emotions are already showing:

"Thank you guys for your support, really appreciate it.

"First of all I want to congratulate Elena and her team - great job and she deserved this and hopefully next time it will be mine.

"I wouldn't do this without my team there . They always pushed me to do more so thank you for your support and believing me."

On inspiring children back home:

"Elena stole my title but it's OK!

"I love this tournament so much and I feel really sad, but I'm trying to inspire many generations from my country. I hope they are listening.

"I also want to thank his beautiful crowd for all their support over the two weeks. It's been amazing.

"I want to wish Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating."

Elena Rybakina almost forgets to congratulate her parents in her speech.

She does have a shout out for her sister, who is here, and then comes out with a brilliant "without my parents, I wouldn't be here for sure," which makes her sister crack up laughing.

What a great speech. What a star.

Elena Rybakina has some absolutely beautiful words for Ons Jabeur, telling her there is no player on the tour like her.

"I ran today so much so I don't think I need to do fitness anymore," she jokes.

Again: relatable.

"I was super nervous before the match, during the match and I'm happy it's finished."

Elena Rybakina is very, very relatable.

Ons Jabeur gets a huge cheer as Sue Barker reminds Centre Court what an inspiration she is.

And now, Elena Rybakina receives the Venus Rosewater Dish.

There's another chat from the Duchess, who congratulates her, before Rybakina holds the iconic trophy aloft.