Federer ušao u istoriju!

   By capturing his first Roland Garros title in his 11th attempt, Roger Federer not only completed a career Grand Slam, he tied the all-time record of 14 career major singles titles won by Pete Sampras. 

The Swiss native improved to 14-5 lifetime in Grand Slam finals. He won his 14th title in his 40th career Slam tournament while Sampras earned his 14th crown in his 52nd major. Federer also accomplished the feat in a span less than seven years (in 24 Slams from first to 14th) while Sampras needed 13 years (in 45 Slams from first to 14th). Here is a breakdown of Federer’s finals:
GRAND SLAM FINALS (14-5)Event	Opponent	Result
2003 Wimbledon 	Mark Philippoussis 	Won 76 62 76
2004 Australian Open 	Marat Safin 	Won 76 64 62
2004 Wimbledon 	Andy Roddick 	Won 46 75 76 64
2004 US Open	Lleyton Hewitt	Won 60 76 60
2005 Wimbledon	Andy Roddick	Won 62 76 64
2005 US Open 	Andre Agassi	Won 63 26 76 61
2006 Australian Open 	Marcos Baghdatis 	Won 57 75 60 62
2006 Roland Garros	Rafael Nadal 	Lost 16 61 64 76
2006 Wimbledon 	Rafael Nadal 	Won 60 76 67 63
2006 US Open 	Andy Roddick	Won 62 46 75 61
2007 Australian Open 	Fernando Gonzalez 	Won 76 64 64
2007 Roland Garros 	Rafael Nadal 	Lost 63 46 63 64
2007 Wimbledon 	Rafael Nadal 	Won 76 46 76 26 62
2007 US Open 	Novak Djokovic 	Won 76 76 64
2008 Roland Garros	Rafael Nadal 	Lost 61 63 60
2008 Wimbledon 	Rafael Nadal 	Lost 64 64 67 67 97
2008 US Open 	Andy Murray 	Won 62 75 62
2009 Roland Garros 	Robin Soderling	Won 61 76 64
ALL-TIME GRAND SLAM SINGLES CHAMPIONS LEADERS

Federer has now reached 19 Grand Slam finals during his career, tying the record of Ivan Lendl, who compiled an 8-11 mark in Slam title matches. Here are the all-time leaders with their records in finals: 
1. Roger Federer (SUI) 	14-5
Pete Sampras (USA) 	14-4
3. Roy Emerson (AUS) 	12-3
4. Bjorn Borg (SWE) 	11-5
Rod Laver (AUS) 	11-6
6. Bill Tilden (USA)	10-5