Tennis

= ﻿ = ||= =Athlete= ||=  ||= =Ranking= ||= =Athlete= ||
 * = =Ranking=
 * = ==**1**== ||= Rafael Nadal ||=  ||= =1= ||= Caroline Wozniacki ||
 * = ==**2**== ||= Roger Federer ||=  ||= =2= ||= Vera Zvonareva ||
 * = ==**3**== ||= Novak Djokovic ||=  ||= =3= ||= Kim Clijsters ||
 * = ==4== ||= Robin Soderling ||=  ||= =4= ||= Serena Williams ||
 * = ==5== ||= Andy Murray ||=  ||= =5= ||= Venus Williams ||
 * = ==6== ||= Tomas Berdych ||=  ||= =6= ||= Samantha Stosur ||
 * = ==7== ||= David Ferrer ||=  ||= =7= ||= Francesca Schiavone ||
 * = ==8== ||= Andy Roddick ||=  ||= =8= ||= Jelena Jankovic ||
 * = ==9== ||= Fernando Verdasco ||=  ||= =9= ||= Elena Dementieva ||
 * = ==10== ||= Mikhail Youzhny ||=  ||= =10= ||= Na Li ||

There are big names in the history of tennis but nothing can quite be compared to one athlete that has often been descirbed as the best tennis player of all times: Roger Federer. He first stepped in the courts at the age when he was 3 and by the time he was 8 he had already joined a good tennis club. He was beginning to get noticed in 2001 he was in an epic match against Pete Sampras, the final score being 7-6, 5-7, 6-4, 6-7 and 7-5. This would later be described as a sign that Federer would be staying for long. He made it to the top 13 in the world ranking and on 2003 he wins Wimbledon for the first time becoming second best player in the world.

In 2005 Roger won 3 of the four Grand Slams and became number 1 on ATP ranking. He would later mantain that position for 4 years and a half, and breaking a record being the only player in history to win 16 Grand Slams in his career. Later, he would find himself being challenged by Rafael Nadal. Federer was replaced by him as number one and then beat him again until he surpassd him finally and keeps his tittle as number one, Federer