Federer is the second oldest champion

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Roger Federer won his 20th Grand Slam title after defeating Marin Chilich in five sets in the Australian Open final. So the Swiss became the second oldest champion in Melbourne in the history of the Open Era. The Maestro reached the summit at 36 years and 173 days, and only Ken Roswol had made it at a more gradual sports age - 37 years and 62 days in 1972. It is curious that Federer is the third-oldest finalist, with Mal Anderson at 36 years and 306 days, and he lost the trophy battle by Roswell in the 72-r.

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