i also just watched Senna, a fantastic documentary about a legend, even if your not an F1 fan he is certainly one to admire, im not a huge F1 fan but i really enjoyed the whole thing. You really felt the aura around Senna and the respect everyone had for him throughout his career not only because of his unbelievable talent as a driver but also as a person, he really did have that god-like status especially in his home country of Brazil where they loved him so much, he really helped the morale of the country as a whole and when he tragically died you could see what a huge blow it was to the people of Brazil. In terms of tennis Roger obviously has that feel of a god-like status over anyone else, he still has that huge aura just like Senna did and that sense of being the king of their sports, Rafa feels like the heir to that thrown and Novak next in line, but at the moment Roger still stands as the most respected, god-like player with a status similar to that of Senna's.