Whu Andy Roddick is not playing in any tournament? Now..........?
105364
He withdrew from Las Vegas due to he was exhausted from playing many weeks in a row including last week in Memphis where he played long three sets matches including one against his former roommate, Mardy Fish which Roddick won 7-6 in the third set tiebreaker.
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i totally agree.\nNadal is Hoooooooooooottttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt!\nHe may not be dominating the grass and hard courts but, he is definately the king of the clay. with a little more practice Nadal will be the King of all surfaces.\nNadal is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Je dirais Federer car il est un cran au-dessus de tout le monde et peut hausser son niveau de jeu comme il l'entend.\n\nMais attention à Roddick, qui est en confiance en ce moment et n'est pas très loin de le battre\n.\nBlake joue également très bien mais j'y crois moins car il a un jeu un peu plus risqué que les autres, et il est à la merci de se retrouver dans un mauvais jour...\n\nPour finir, navrée de te contredire David L mais Federer n'était pas blessé. Il a déclaré forfait à Bercy pour cause de "fatigue extrême généralisée" ! Ce n'est pas moi qui le dis, c'est lui !!!
1030446
He is not in the squad because... B. Arena decided so. Therefore all the other Teams say a BIG TANK YOU to B. Arena in giving them the huge advantage of having Adu out of the USA Team! Basically it is soo sad to do not see one of the most talented American player in the World Cup.
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On the indoor court of shanghai, Nadal has very little chance over Federer. Nadal needs the clay court to defeat Federer, he is extremely inconsistent on the hard. In truth, no player has a realistic chance of beating Federer given no unfortunate injuries or sicknesses. Robredo and Blake are dark horses but you couldn't consider them. Roddick and Lubricic have shown in the past to be extremely ineffective against the Federer game, and Davydenko is Mr. Consistent, defeating all the opponents you expect him to beat and losing to all the opponents you expect him to lose to (this means Federer). This leaves Nalbandian, the only player I rate this year to have any chance at lifting the trophy. We saw what happened last year, I admit it was extremely close and Federer wasn't feeling 100%, but Nalbandian deserves to be highly considered as the defending champion.\n\nGiving that Nadal and Nalbandian need special requirements to beat Federer, I believe there is only one man who has a game that is as good as Federers', and unfortunately we only see it for 2 or 3 weeks every year. I'm talking about Safin, who in my opinion, is extremely disappointing and I expected him to be one of tennis' great champions when I saw the damage he could dish out earlier in his career when he seemed to have a greater drive to win (albeit with colourful "passion").\n\nIn the end, it's Nalbandian with the greatest, if prehaps still slim, chance of defeating Federer.
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Nadel holds a 59 match winning streak on clay courts coming into the final.\nNadal holds a 5-1 head to head record against federer with the last two meetings being on clay in Rome and Monaco.\nFederer is World no.1 while Nadal is world no.2.\nFederer can become the third man to win four consecutive grand slams.\n\n              World No. 1 and top seed Roger Federer against World No. 2 and second seed Rafael Nadal in the final of Roland Garros. It couldn’t have been scripted any better. Sunday’s match between the two evokes memories of past Grand Slam finals between the top two players in the world – Sampras vs. Agassi, McEnroe vs. Borg for example.\n                  Federer, of course, is trying to become the first player since Rod Laver in 1969 to win four straight Grand Slam events, a streak that began at Wimbledon last year. Meanwhile, Nadal is seeking to extend his Open Era record of 59 straight matches won on clay and defend his crown in Paris (d. Puerta in 2005).\n              Federer, 24, hails from Switzerland, while Nadal who turned 20 last Saturday, comes from Spain. The two have met six times during their ATP careers, with Nadal coming out on top in five of those encounters, including all three times on clay. Last year at Roland Garros, the Spanish sensation took out Federer in the semifinals.\n\nWith these stats, I beleive that Nadal will win the French Open for a second consecutive time
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I am. He has a great game. Powerful groundstrokes, lightning footspeed. He's one of only a handful of guys to win two or more tournaments so far this year. \nWhen you consider the terrible year he had in 04 (father dying, neck injury, shingles, etc, it's remarkable what he's acheived since. Last July, he had all of 1 career ATP title to his name. In the past eight months, he's already added another 4 to that total. \nThen there was the showdown with Agassi at last year's US Open and his runner-up effort (losing to Federer) in Indian Wells. He even has a winning record against Nadal. Pretty impressive stuff. \nIt's hard not to like him.
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all i know is Ronaldo should have been playing because he iS HOT!!!! I was unable to see his hotness today!!  =(
547250
Is HIM playing there?  If so I have a feeling he will be there.  Have you checked his website?
1147666
roger federer but i hope that roddick does well
363382
Unfortunately I can not make it to that tournament. I have been to the US Open two times and it was one of the best experiences of my life. If you can make it to any professional tournament...GO!
334352
it is the shamefull moment for all criket world , becuz he is not capable of played in domestic cricket and hes played in both form of games . (what a time come on cricket).. and now hes announced retirement... crying moment for cricket lover..
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Rodger Federer? Tiger Woods?
629778
No way. Certainly not yet. He would need to make a lot of changes to his game before that happens. For example, his serve needs to improve and he needs a better volley. The low bounce on grass would hurt his timing too. It would also take the kick off of his shots. Recent history doesn't bode well for him either. You've got to go way back to Bjorn Borg in the 70s to find a player who truly mastered both clay and grass.
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Roger Federer \nhttp://www.atptennis.com/en/players/entrysystem/\n\nLindsay Davenport\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tennis/statistics/1489277.stm
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Its going to be a tough competition between Nadal n Federer. But looking at the superb form of Nadal, I think Nadal might pull off his 2nd Grand SLam title too considering Federer has never gone past the Quarter finals of French Open.
557513
I love tennis, it has been a huge part of my life.  I am a big fan of Federer, who is unbelieveable, and the homefront boys of Andy Roddick, Andre Aggasi, and James Blake.