Wimbledon 2015 final scores peak of 9.1 million on Sunday

Novak Djokovic's third Wimbledon triumph topped the ratings on Sunday (July 13), overnight data reveals.



The Serbian's victory over Roger Federer attracted an average audience of 7.42 million (51.2%) from 1.45pm on BBC One, up from last year's 5.89m (38.6%). However, its peak of 9.11m (53.9%) at around 5.15pm was down from last year's peak of 9.86m (54.3%).

Later, a repeat of David Attenborough's interview with Barack Obama intrigued 4.09m (25.2%) at 6.15pm, followed by Countryfile with 6.18m (31.7%) at 7.15pm. Fake or Fortune brought in 4.99m (22.9%) at 8.15pm, and new drama Outcast opened with 4.28m (21.7%) at 9.15pm.

On BBC Two, Dragons' Den returned with 2.23m (10.3%) at 8.15pm, while Odyssey continued with 948,000 (4.3%) at 9.15pm.

ITV's Catchphrase quizzed 2.79m (14.7%) at 7.15pm (113k/0.5% on +1), followed by Surprise, Surprise with 2.99m (14.1%) at 8pm (164k/0.7%) and Joanna Lumley's Trans-Siberian Adventure with 3.71m (16.6%) at 9pm (307k/1.9%).

On Channel 4, Amazing Spaces: Shed of the Year appealed to 1.25m (5.9%) at 8pm (257k/1.1%), while Humans attracted 2.16m (9.7%) at 9pm (334k/2.0%).

Channel 5's latest Big Brother entertained 861k (3.9%) at 9pm (206k/1.3%), while Michael Caine movie Harry Brown thrilled 620k (4.6%) at 10pm (120k/1.8%).

On ITV2, Love Island continued with 559k (2.6%) at 9pm. Sky1's new series King of the Nerds debuted with just 99k (0.5%) at 7pm.

Fox's launch of Agent Carter was seen by 254k (1.1%) at 9pm.