Andy Roddick

ATP World Tour Finals (Day 2): Djokovic and Nadal win

Today, Group A played.  Djokovic came into finals playing good tennis.  Meanwhile, Tomas Berdych playing the inconsistent tennis that marked his recent years of play.  Much was hoped for when he reached the semis of the French and the finals of Wimbledon, but instead, Berdych backpedalled and went back to losing to whomever, showing the

Paris: Top Seeds Advance to 3rd Round

Today, most of the top 16 seeds played, and 12 of the top 13 seeds advanced.  The toughest match for a seed that won was probably Andy Murray's win over David Nalbandian.  The two last met at Toronto when Nalbandian was particularly hot.  Since then, Nalbandian has not played as well.  Even so, Murray dropped

Finals set in Basel/Valencia

Let's start in Basel.  Roger Federer is a five-time finalist at Basel.  He reached the finals back in 2000 and 2001 before he became the Roger Federer.  He also won the title three times in a row starting in 2006.  However, last year, in 2009, Djokovic decided to play on Roger's home tournament. In a

Heading Into Basel/Valencia Semifinals

The semifinals are set for Basel and Valencia. Basel is Federer's home tournament, no doubt one reason it is an ATP 500 event. Fortunately for tournament organizers, Federer is still in the tournament.  The semifinals include Roger Federer playing Andy Roddick and Novak Djokovic playing Victor Troicki. Let's took at the top of the draw. 

Valencia and Basel: Wednesday Results

The big news is that Andy Murray, defending champ of Valencia, lost in 3 sets to Juan Monaco.  Murray has lost to Monaco before, but on clay.  He did mention that, due to his brother's wedding (last week), he wasn't as prepared as he had hoped to be.  He is now pinning his hopes on

USO Day 3: Roddick falls to Tipsy in four!

When Roddick is unhappy with a call, he can be really unhappy.  Conversations can run long, as he is unable to put it past him.  While Roddick never promised to stuff tennis balls down a person's throat, his complaint that his right foot was not the cause of a foot fault (although his left foot

USO Day 3: The French are Coming!

It is a bit weird.  The Spanish game seems better suited to clay than other surfaces.  Rafael Nadal, David Ferrer, Fernando Verdasco, Juan Carlos Ferrero.  Sure, many of these players can play other surfaces, but clay seems to be very Spanish.  This is backed up by recent Spanish winners of the French Open.  Aside from

USO Day 1: Andy Roddick wins opening round easily

It's the last Slam of the year.  Let's quickly go over today's matches. Let's start with the seeds.  Davydenko (6) beat Michael Russell 6-4, 6-1, 6-3.  This is a solid win.  Davydenko seems like he's regaining form.  At least, he's beating players he should beat.  Robin Soderling (5) beat unheralded Haider-Mauer, but it took 5

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