Wimbledon 2015: The 12 men to watch at this year's tournament

Our interactive graphic gives the lowdown (and location of birth) of the ones to watch in the Gentlemen's Singles

Saturday 27 June 2015 12:40 EDT
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Djokovic kisses the Wimbledon trophy after defeating Roger Federer
Djokovic kisses the Wimbledon trophy after defeating Roger Federer (PA)

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Wimbledon is about to get under way but with so many players taking part in the early stages of the tournament, we've narrowed down the players to watch in the Gentlemen's Singles.

Novak Djokovic is the standout player, returning to the All England Club as defending champion and the undisputed world number one.

But as the Serbian's defeat in the French Open final showed, there are no certainties when it comes to picking who will win the tournament.

Here, we take a look at the 12 players to watch, including the favourites and those who could cause a stir...

Click on the graphic below to see our interactive guide to men to watch at Wimbledon.

Map created by mapping company Esri UK.

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