Wilfred Baddeley defeated Wilberforce Eaves 4–6, 2–6, 8–6, 6–2, 6–3 in the all comers' final to win the gentlemen's singles tennis title at the 1895 Wimbledon Championships. The reigning champion Joshua Pim did not defend his title.^[1][2]

	Semifinals									Final
	Wilfred Baddeley
	Herbert Baddeley		w/o
										Wilfred Baddeley		4	2	8	6	6
										Wilberforce Eaves		6	6	6	2	3
	Ernest Meers		3	9	11	4	1
	Wilberforce Eaves		6	7	9	6	6

	First round									Second round									Quarterfinals									Semifinals
										Wilfred Baddeley
										Arthur Gore		w/o
																			W Baddeley		6	6	8
																			H Barlow		1	4	6
										Harry Barlow		5	6	6	6
										Clement Cazalet		7	4	4	2
																												W Baddeley
																												H Baddeley		w/o
										Herbert Baddeley		6	6	6
										Horace Chapman		4	3	0
																			H Baddeley		6	6	6
																			R Doherty		4	2	4
										Reginald Doherty		4	6	6	6
	Harold Nisbet		6	6	3					H Nisbet		6	4	4	4
	Ernest Lewis		2	3	0r

	First round									Second round									Quarterfinals									Semifinals
	Ernest Meers
	Manliffe Goodbody		w/o							E Meers		7	6	6
										Arthur Hallward		5	3	1
																			E Meers		6	6	6
																			J Flavelle		1	2	1
										John Flavelle
										Arthur Meers		w/o
																												E Meers		3	9	11	4	1
																												W Eaves		6	7	9	6	6
										Edward Avory		w/o
										George Simond
																			G Simond		4	2	5
																			W Eaves		6	6	7
										William Taylor		w/o
										Wilberforce Eaves

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