Roger Federer is a great player & no one can ever deny that. The Swiss champion has cemented his legacy as the greatest tennis player of all time by reclaiming his number one title after six whole years.

And, that's not it!

With this, he also became the oldest player to reach world number one at age 36. See, he's so incredible, he's making me stick to the clichés and making me claim that age is just a number. But, in his case it truly is, and no one can deny it.

He topped the ranking for the fourth time, and it's still as exciting as the first time.

2004, 2009, 2012 and now 2018.@rogerfederer tops the world rankings for the fourth time in his career, and becomes the oldest singles No.1 ever ð #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/HawyVGHIoA

— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) February 16, 2018

He even acknowledged his 'old age' with one of the most hilarious tweets I've seen in a long time.

Apparently I'm the oldest tennis player with a #1ï¸â£ ranking. Somebody might have mentioned that to me already but I had a hard time hearing ð´

— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) February 16, 2018

He's doing what he loves, and he's great at it. That's quite heart-warming to see.

It's been a long road, and sometimes windy, but feels surreal to be back at the top. I'm just happy to be healthy and playing tennis every day ðð

— Roger Federer (@rogerfederer) February 17, 2018

Well, he won't stop anytime soon.

Roger Federer, 2067, still Nr. 1ï¸â£ (colorized) #Federer pic.twitter.com/tJEXStvUwT

— Eduard Goritschnig (@EddiGoritschnig) February 17, 2018

What an inspiration!

Congrats. Fantastic to see and so inspirational for all us oldies ð

— Clare Sidoti (@ClareSidoti) February 17, 2018

Basically.

You rock @rogerfederer ð pic.twitter.com/Gjqni4CCjR

— RTS (@RadioTeleSuisse) February 17, 2018

That gif, though!

#GOAT
Deserved it ððððð pic.twitter.com/cIHLtgz8um

— Bharath Kumar (@Bharathsiva19) February 17, 2018

We just have one thing to say – Congrats, man! You totally deserve it.