Andy Roddick

My Take On The ATP Scheduling Issues

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I do, however, think there is a problem. I mean, there has to be. Lots of players are currently injured. Andy Roddick, Andy Murray, Roger Federer, Robin Soderling, Juan Martin del Potro… and the list goes on. Of course, noone really seemed to be injured at the US Open, it was post slam that these...

Published Tue, Oct 27

The ATP World Tour Finals: Expectation Mounts

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These players—Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Juan Martin Del Potro, and Andy Roddick—have produced consistently exemplary results throughout the season, thoroughly deserving their place at the O2.

Published Mon, Oct 26

Archive: Royal Dilemma - Beyond Roger Federer, Who Can Be King of Queens at the US Open?

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A small blip in Montreal notwithstanding, victories at Madrid, Paris, Wimbledon—and, most crucially for the U.S. Open field, at last week’s hard court Masters 1000 event in Cincinnati— demonstrates that Federer enters Flushing Meadows with match practice and blooming confidence.

Published Mon, Oct 26

Andy Secures London Finals Berth

source: Andy Roddick.com

Top American Andy Roddick has qualified for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, leaving two spots open in the elite eight-man field with four weeks remaining in the regular ATP World Tour season. World No. 6 Roddick will join Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and J...

Published Mon, Oct 19

Andy Secures London Finals Berth

source: AndyRoddick.com

Top American Andy Roddick has qualified for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, leaving two spots open in the elite eight-man field with four weeks remaining in the regular ATP World Tour season. World No. 6 Roddick will join Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and J...

Published Mon, Oct 19

The Sports Locale Men's Tennis Rankings (9/22/09)

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6. Andy Roddick- Hard serving American had a 2009 with mixed success.  He performed well in the Australian Open and at Wimbledon lost to Roger Federer in a marathon match where he was only broken once.  But he also got dethroned at the US by fellow American John Isner.  I like the way A...

Published Tue, Sep 22

ATP Roundup

source: proscoutlook.com

Andy Roddick – Poor Andy. He’s undoubtedly raised his game in 2009 and almost overcame the biggest hurdle he’ll face through out his career at Wimbledon – the longest match ever played in the history of the Championships. Key word: almost. But he fell short…just short this time. After serving...

Published Thu, Sep 17

It Must Be Lust: Deadspin's 2009 U.S. Open Preview

source: Deadspin

Federer. Can anyone honestly stop Roger Federer? After a tearful loss to Nadal in the Australian Open final, the Swiss swordsman won the French Open (without having to beat Nadal), Wimbledon (without having to beat Nadal) and watched his (ahem) top seed produce a pair of twins with his wif...

Published Sat, Aug 29