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July 08, 2009
It's so rare for us to get some candid shots of superdupermodel Brooklyn Decker it was nice to see her and Wimbledon runner-up Andy Roddick out in Soho getting in some shopping the other day. Now if we can just get her to do some shopping while wearing a bikini we'll really have something...
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July 06, 2009
John Roddick Picks Andy Roddick to win it all, Video. Why? Why? Why did John Roddick have to be wearing a hat that placed his origin in the USA, and make it obvious that he was in fact Andy Roddicks trainer? Why couldn’t this booger eating genius be wearing a euroleague soccer hat? This was [...]
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July 06, 2009
My co-host Paul posed the following question following Sunday's epic 5 set Wimbledon final in which Roger Federer garnered his record 15th Grand Slam title over American Andy Roddick: is Andy Roddick a tragic figure in men's tennis? As an A-Rod apologist I could have easily claimed yes and bemoaned ...
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July 06, 2009
Is Andy the best player ever to win only one grand slam? Does he wake up screaming Roger / Rafael? -Tas
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July 07, 2009
Andy Roddick beat the local hero and pushed a legend to the limit. The Big Four has a new candidate, Zack Pierce says.
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July 06, 2009
In London, sports are sport, Americans are ungracious blokes and Andy Roddick is brave, tenacious, athletic and bloody valorous. So like Hamlet, Othello and Romeo before him, Roddick naturally became the tragic hero in the British writer's five-act narrative arc. With no more excuses to fawn over Andy Murray, the British press needed to appoint a larger-than-life figure from...
Via Simon On Sports
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July 07, 2009
The way a tennis player will be remembered in the fabrics of history is defined by a single numeric, total majors won. People will quickly forget your close calls, how many times you managed to make it to the semifinals or quarterfinals of a major, and point directly to the number 1. They will certainly ignore the lesser tournament victories like defeating Dudi Sela to take home...
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July 07, 2009
Even without Andy Roddick, United States captain Patrick McEnroe is feeling good about his team's chances of winning this weekend's Davis Cup quarterfinal against Croatia.
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July 06, 2009
It took the longest fifth set in Wimbledon history for Roger Federer to get past Andy Roddick in the men’s final at the All England Club. Roddick held serve all but one time, as Federer and that stupid white jacket of his marched toward an unprecedented 15th major tennis championship. I have to give love [...]
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July 06, 2009
NEW YORK (AP) -- The marathon Wimbledon final between Roger Federer and Andy Roddick has the second-highest television ratings since 2000.
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July 09, 2009
Roger Federer and Andy Roddick's epic Wimbledon final last Sunday was the most-viewed men's final at the All England Club in 10 years.
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July 06, 2009
The marathon Wimbledon final between Roger Federer and Andy Roddick has the second-highest television ratings since 2000.
NBC said Monday that the 4 hour, 16 minute match drew a 4.2 overnight rating and 12 share. Only 2008's epic Federer-Rafael Nadal final had a higher rating in the last eight years. That one got a 4.6/12 after rain caused it to run later into the day, when...
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July 06, 2009
The overnight ratings from yesterdays classic mens final between Roger Federer (greatest tennis player of all time? maybe?) and Andy Roddick are in with NBC managing to pull in a 4.2 rating, down from last year’s rating of 4.6. More from Sports Business Daily,
The 4.2 rating is down 8.7% from a 4.6/12 for last year’s [...]
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July 06, 2009
In just a great match that had an astounding 30 games in the 5th set, Roger Federer broke Andy Roddick’s serve to win his 15th major title. And in doing so allowed Nike to put together an ad of their greatest champions honoring this accomplishment.
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