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I know you're not the owner. I wrote you because you apparently have a passion for editing tennis articles and are heavily involved in it. I'm asking you to take my comments and use them in whatever way you need to so that the sentence will be changed. Thanks for showing me the previous version of that sentence. Very interesting. It was MUCH better the original way, although, as I said, it needs to be supported by cited sources. So when you say it's ""extreme,"" that's an understatement. Of course it's extreme. It violates Wikipedia standards because (a) it's purely subjective, and (b) it's not sourced. And what maked it worse is that it is the opening sentence of the article! Unless there are citations to multiple, credible polls of people in the world who rank him as #1, the GOAT statement needs to changed.  Just change it. Any editor who thinks the GOAT statement is acceptable doesn't understand Wikipedia's standards. There's no administrator in the world who would allow the current phrasing to stand. By the way, you can also add Bjorn Borg (and Martina Navratilova) to the list. Borg said the following and Navratilova agreed: ""For me Roger is the greatest player ever who played the tennis game."" 76.189.114.180  "