List of leading men's grand slam singles title winners after Roger Federer beat Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final on Sunday.
18 - Roger Federer (Switzerland) - Australian Open (5), French Open (1), Wimbledon (7), US Open (5)
IMAGE: Switzerland's Roger Federer poses with the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup after winning the 2017 Australian Open final against Spain's Rafael Nadal at Melbourne Park on Sunday. Photograph: Jack Thomas/Getty Images
14 - Rafael Nadal (Spain) - Australian Open (1), French Open (9), Wimbledon (2), US Open (2)
IMAGE: Rafa Nadal poses with the trophy and the Spanish flag during the ceremony after defeating Federer during their men's final at the 2011 French Open. Photograph: Reuters
14 - Pete Sampras (United States) - Australian Open (2), Wimbledon (7), U.S. Open (5)
IMAGE: Pete Sampras kisses the trophy after winning the 1997 Wimbledon crown. Photograph: Reuters
12 - Novak Djokovic (Serbia) - Australian Open (6), French Open (1), Wimbledon (3), US Open (2)
IMAGE: Serbia's Novak Djokovic kisses the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup after winning the Australian Open men's singles final at Melbourne Park in January 2016. Photograph: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images
12 - Roy Emerson (Australia) - Australian Open (6), French Open (2), Wimbledon (2), US Open (2)
IMAGE: Australian tennis player Roy Emerson raises the men's singles trophy after beating fellow-Australian Fred Stolle in the 1965 Wimbledon final. Photograph: Getty Images
11 - Rod Laver (Australia) - Australian Open (3), French Open (2), Wimbledon (4), U.S. Open (2)
IMAGE: Rod Laver of Australia lifts the men's singles trophy after beating Chuck McKinley of the United States in 1961. Photograph: Getty Images
11 - Bjorn Borg (Sweden) - French Open (6), Wimbledon (5)
IMAGE: Bjorn Borg kisses the trophy after beating Ilie Nastase 6-4, 6-2, 9-7 to become Wimbledon champion in 1976. Photograph: Getty Images
10 - Bill Tilden (United States) - Wimbledon (3), US Open (7)
IMAGE: This picture clicked on 18th July 1935 shows 'Big Bill' Tilden, three-time Wimbledon men's singles champion in action. Photograph: Hulton Archive/Getty Images
