Who has the better serve, Roddick or Taylor Dent?
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Roddick seems to have the better serve as he serves more aces, a higher percentage and also has the rest of the game to back if up. Also, Taylor Dent's serve breaks down under pressure while Andy's does not.
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men federer\nwomen henin
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Boris Becker of Germany\nHe beat Stefan Edberg   of Sweden    6-0, 7-6, 6-4
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For now, I would say Sampras because he did it for longer.  They both can play various styles but within that variety,  I'd say Sampras was more of a classic power player and Federer the more "artistic", touch player.\n\nWhen it's all said and done, and if Federer has a few more dominant years, I think that most people will answer your question with "Federer".  I'm definitely pulling for him to break Sampras' record for most majors won in a career.
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I tried to look up his record, and I didn't find any record of the person you mentioned ever playing in any of the major tournaments.  \n\nOops, I thought I was in the tennis section.
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Here are my answers, GENTLEMEN first:\n\nFASTEST:     ANDY RODDICK by far. He holds the official record for fastest tennis serve at 155 mph (250 kph, 09/27/04, Davis Cup tie with Belarus, vs. Vladimir Voltchkov). However, some records show that "Big Bill" Tilden blasted a 163 mph (263 kph) serve in 1931. But due to the difference in clocking techniques that time, this record is often not recognized.\n\nMOST CONSISTENT:     IVAN LJUBICIC. He always leads ATP in total number of aces in a year, and highest average per game.\n\nSPECIAL AWARD for serving goes to ROGER FEDERER. He has the most stylish serve, which is too difficult to read. His serves do not need to be fastest to deceive the eyes of his opponent.\n\nOTHER NOTABLE SERVERS: Pete Sampras, Joachim Johansson, Mario Ancic, Ivo Karlovic. (I don't know what's with the Croatians that they serve too hard! Maybe it's the height, or just a product of rigorous training.)\n\nLADIES:\n\nFASTEST:      Brenda Schultz-McCarthy (130 mph). This is a new record, only set last July 2006 in the Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open in Ohio. She reclaimed her record from Venus Williams (127 mph) served at the tournament in Zurich at the 90's.\n\nMOST CONSISTENT:     WILLIAMS Sisters. Do you notice how their opponents react each time they are on service? Such strong serves for ladies, at times faster than their male counterpart. \n\nSPECIAL CITATION goes to MARIA SHARAPOVA. She has a punishing serve coupled with a very loud grunting. The problem is whether the serve or the shriek troubles the receiver (laughs....)\n\n:  )
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Federer because he is skillful
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El Finito throws the straighter punches, and is more skilled than Humberto. Ricardo by KO round 9. Phenomenal match up Ice! Not many know about these 2 Hall of Fame fighters!\nRobert- Ricardo Lopez DID move up in weight. He fought his last three fights at Light Flyweight and retired as the IBF Light Flyweight Champion.
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you need specifics. you could be talking about backhands, forehands, volleys, overhead smashes, or all around playing. i think they are both extremely talented players, and to say one is better, that would be putting the other down.
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anita roddick\nmartha stewart\noprah winfrey\nAlison Goligher\nindira nooyi\nmeg whitman\nKim Winser\nAnnette Court
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Maria Sharapova-Roddick, but shes no longer single. Probably Maria Kirilenko.
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Nadal has the edge, but i believe fed will win this time.
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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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Mats Wilander. He beat Ivan Lendl by 3 sets to 2\n6-4 4-6 6-3 5-7 6-4
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andy roddick plays tennis, and landon donavon plays soccer. how is that a copy and paste? other than both of them are smoking hot
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I don't think McEnroe or Borg would live with Federer or the other very top players - the game has changed.\nHowever you can only beat what you are up against on the day, so McEnroe, Connors, Borg, Laver, Rosewall etc were all great for their time as was Fred Perry - where's the next Great Brit coming from - Andy Murray?
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Bjorn Borg won the French 6 times I think along with his 5 straight Wimbledon titles but the US Open eluded him, losing to Jimmy Connors twice and John McEnroe twice in the finals.  Ivan Lendl won the French 3 times, US Open 3 times, and Australia at least once but he could never take Wimbledon.  I know it wasn't exactly addressing your question but it just letting you know about other top players who had one grand slam leg elude them.