2003 - Roger Federer captured his first of 17 Grand Slams with victory over Mark Philippoussis in the 2003 Wimbledon final. © Getty Images
1. 16 + Counting Grandslams
2. 237 Continous weeks as No 1;
3. 23 Consecutive Grandslam semifinals (2004 Wimbledon - 2010 Australian Open)
4. 92-5 Win loss in the year 2006; 12 Titles ; Talk about almost total domination.
5. 44+ titles in Hard courts; 2 shy of tying all time leader Agassi.
6. 65 consecutive grass court match victories (2003 - 2008)
7. 56 consecutive hard court match victories (2005–2006)
8. 22 Grandslam Finals.
9. Only Player to win ATP WTF undefeated 4 times (2003, 2004, 2006, 2010).
10. The biggest of all; 5 Consecutive Wimbledons+ 5 Consecutive US Opens (Somebody defeat this feat!!)
2003 - Roger Federer captured his first of 17 Grand Slams with victory over Mark Philippoussis in the 2003 Wimbledon final. © Getty Images
2004 - Roger Federer ascended to No. 1 in the South African Airways ATP Rankings for the first time on 2nd February 2004, after dropping only two sets en route to the Australian Open title (d. Safin). © AFP/Getty Images
2004 - Roger Federer won his first ATP World Tour Masters 1000 title at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells. © Getty Images
Roger Federer is congratulated by rival Lleyton Hewitt after defeating the Australian to win the first of five successive US Open trophies in 2004. He was crowned ATP World Tour Champion the earliest ever on 13 September after his triumph in New York City. © AFP/Getty Images
2004 - Roger Federer and future wife, Mirka Vavrinec, read the reaction in the press to his US Open triumph. The Swiss became the first player since Mats Wilander in 1988 to win three Grand Slam titles in a season and the fourth player overall in the Open Era to win at least three in a year (Connors won three in 1974, Laver won four in 1969). © Getty Images
2004 - Roger Federer won the Tennis Masters Cup for the second year in a row with victory over Lleyton Hewitt. © Getty Images
2004 - Roger Federer compiled one of the best seasons in nearly two decades by capturing an ATP-best 11 titles in as many finals, including three Grand Slams and three ATP World Tour Masters 1000 trophies. He was presented with the ATP World Tour Champion's trophy at the year-end Tennis Masters Cup in Houston, where he won the title with victory over Lleyton Hewitt. © Getty Images
2005 - In a magical summer for Roger Federer, the Swiss bounced back from a loss to Rafael Nadal in the Roland Garros semi-finals to compile a 35-match winning streak with five tour-level titles - highlighted by clinching a third successive Wimbledon crown with victory over Andy Roddick in a repeat of the 2004 final. © Getty Images
2005 - Roger Federer's victory at the 2005 US Open saw him become the first player since Don Budge in 1937-38 to win Wimbledon and the US Open in the same season in back-to-back years. © AFP/Getty Images
2005 - Roger Federer finished No. 1 for the second straight year, highlighted by an ATP World Tour-best 11 titles. © Getty Images
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