All seemed to be said and done, didn't it? Sixteen majors, year-end ATP No. 1 five times, the Career Grand Slam and an Olympic gold (albeit in doubles). That's not just a fine resume, it's arguably (but maybe only just), the best resume in tennis history. That Roger Federer, in lieu of lying on his significant laurels, kept pushing for an ever greater seat on tennis' Mount Olympus is remarkable in and of itself. That's he's succeeded in further distancing himself from the other greatest men of all-time is all but otherworldly, but them's the facts. Now, with the Swiss having amassed his 17th major and his 287th week as World No. 1 as of today, can we once and for all, can we cut the crap and officially start calling Federer the Greatest of All Time (Male Division)?
