Federer is up for GQ's Most Stylish Man

Roger Federer won seven tournaments in 2017, including two Grand Slams and three ATP Masters 1000s. But he can still grab one more title this year by defending his GQ’s Most Stylish Man crown.

GQ opened its 2017 polls on Tuesday, and yes, Federer is nominated.

For the uninitiated, the contest is set up like a 64-player bracket. Famous men are pitted against one another in a series of online polls until an ultimate winner is determined. Federer was named Most Stylish Man of 2016 after he beat Tom Hiddleston in the final.

This year, the competitors each start in one of four smaller brackets. Federer is called to The Suited Man Division, which also includes Barack Obama, LeBron James, Idris Elba and 12 others.

As of Wednesday, Federer comfortably leads actor Edgar Ramirez in Round 1.

The Swiss' most memorable look of the year, of course, was his Met Gala tuxedo.

Also nominated—in The Swerving Hard Division—is Pharrell Williams, who made quite an impact on tennis fashion this year.

The singer, rapper and producer designed a line of Adidas clothing for some of the most famous players in the US Open draw.

If Federer makes it out of his group and into the late rounds, he could face the likes of John Legend, Drake or David Beckham.

At the end of the day, though, it's a popularity contest, and it's very difficult to beat Federer in any contest.