Summary:
The world's greatest tennis player has been voted the greatest in the world by the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year list.

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Enigmatic striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic has reacted angrily to being named the second greatest Swedish sports person of all time by a Swedish newspaper. Readers of Dagens Nyheter voted five-time Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg as their No 1, with Ibrahimovic finishing above table tennis player Jan-Ove Walder in third place. However, after being congratulated by the newspaper, Ibrahimovic seemed far from pleased. Zlatan Ibrahimovic feels he is the greatest Swedish sports person of all time . The 33-year-old feels that he should have topped list, despite Bjorn Bjorg's incredible achievements . 'Thank you but to finish second is like finishing last,' Ibrahimovic said. 'On that list I would have been No 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, with due respect to the others.' Borg's achievements made him an obvious choice to head the list, with 11 grand slams to his name following a glittering tennis career. And even Ibrahimovic, when asked about Borg's place at the top of the rankings, could not hide his admiration for the man. 'He is a cool person and a living legend,' Ibrahimovic added. Bjorn Borg won Wimbledon five years in a row, and collected 11 grand slam titles in total . Borg has been voted the greatest ever Swedish sports person, and is admired by Ibrahimovic .