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Andy Roddick lost at the Australian Open...Ok...not a big fan of tennis, but love his meltdown during his loss. He goes off on the official, reminding us all of John McEnroe during his days on the court. I think
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February 05, 2009
One of our astute readers, Aaron, sent this over a few days ago and figured this would raise eyebrows as the release date nears for the 2009 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit
That SI model above is Brooklyn Decker of Andy Roddick
And to our astute eyes, that right (our left) breast seems ...
I had my appetite ruined on Saturday.
It happened right after I read Melissa Rohlin's piece "Why this woman is a fan of basketball, but not the WNBA." It's hard to tell what's worse about the commentary: a) that the opinion offered was so antiquated and un-evolved; b) that a woman would go out of her way to hate on such accomplished professional women; or c...
Via Sharapova's Thigh
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March 12, 2009
Brooklyn Decker, American supermodel(notably from SI Swimsuit Issue in 06-09) and the fiancee of Andy Roddick is given the "Thigh of the Week".
Via Tennis Served Fresh
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April 20, 2008
Andy Roddick was sporting a "mohawk" at the Davis Cup tie against France last weekend. He lost an NCAA bet against his fiancee, Brooklyn Decker. Oh, Andy, isn't it true? Kids Fiancees make you do the darndest things!
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August 08, 2007
When reports came out about NBA games possibly being fixed by referees, most of us were upset but knew that a betting scandal is always a possibility in the major sports. Gamblers and organized crime will obviously do whatever they can to get an edge when it comes to betting on sports, but this is getting ridiculous. Bob Bryan, one of the world's top doubles players, told the...
Via The Sports Agent Blog
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September 08, 2007
Believe it or not, it wasn't too long ago that Roger Federer, the world's top-ranked tennis player who this weekend will attempt to win his fourth-straight U.S. Open title, was only making about half the money in sponsorship revenue as did other marquee players. But considering that the now 26 year old Federer may indeed be one of the greatest players in history (given the...
YB!!! What's good everyone? I hope you guys all had great weekends! My weekend was a busy on as I was in Park City Utah doing an event for STX. There was a HUGE youth tournament, so I hung out at the STX tent, met some kids, signed some posters, gave some stuff away, and got to relax a bit. Strangely enough, I had never been to Park City before and I liked it a lot! Definitely...
Via Doc's Head Games
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March 11, 2009
Novak Djokovic wriggled around like a caterpillar on steroids. With apparent aggression and aggravation stemming from the far-from-tame Flushing Meadows fans that hold Andy Roddick close to their American Dream hearts, the Serbian unleashed tennis talent followed by regrettable words and a bewildered attitude after the intense match:“Andy was saying I have 16 injuries in last match...
Via Machochip
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January 27, 2009
Whas happened in sports last
Australian Open: It looks like Roger Federer is back to his old, ass-kicking self as he demolished Juan Martin del Potro at the Australian Open yesterday. With the win, he set up a match with Andy Roddick in the semis. Here's to hoping the American has a ...
Via Josh Q. Public
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February 21, 2009
This morning?s top links from the wide wonderful world of sports and
Freddy Adu Who?? (Total Pro
Tony Pena Jr:? See The Ball, Be The Ball? (KC
You Won?t Have Emmit Smith To Kick Around Anymore? (The Big
Andy Roddick Got It Right?
These Ladies Didn?t? (Larry ...
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January 15, 2009
When the ATP Tour quietly started earlier this year, many expected Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal to come out with a bang. The two superstars will battle all year to maintain the #1 rank. However, at an exhibition match in Abu Dhabi, fourth-ranked Andy Murray defeated Nadal. His exceptional play continued when, at the Tour's first high-stakes tournament in Doha, Qatar, Andy Murray...
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