LONDON (Kyodo) -- Japanese wheelchair tennis star Tokito Oda said he relished the "special" atmosphere of the All England Club after claiming his second Wimbledon title on Sunday.

The 19-year-old world No. 1 secured his sixth Grand Slam with a 3-6, 7-5, 6-2 comeback victory over defending champion and host-nation favorite Alfie Hewitt.

"This tournament is different from the other tournaments," Oda said. "It's so beautiful and everything is different. I like to play with the white shirts -- everything is special for me. Motivation before the matches is definitely different, so I really appreciate this moment."

Having faced Hewitt in 16 previous finals and winning 10, Oda reclaimed the Wimbledon men's wheelchair singles crown he first won by defeating the Briton in 2023.

"I love to play in the big stadium," Oda said. "Maybe 100 percent of the people were cheering for Alfie, but I really enjoyed that moment."