is it true that Andy Roddick and Maria Sharapova were toghether and they broke up yesterday or so? love Andy:D
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Yes it is, but why does what they're doing pertain to your life. Oh, you must be Maria's new guy! That's a good instinct to make sure she's single before you go in for the kill!
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I've never heard of the River Oaks International. I heard Sampras would be joining the World Team Tennis league, which may be televised on the Tennis Channel (I dunno, cause I only get basic cable). Pretty much if you wanna watch anything besides a grand slam, then the Tennis Channel is the only channel that might cover it.
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Agassi is alive and well. He was injured for a while and was not seen on any courts. He is back healthy and playing in Wimbledon. He will retire after the US Open. Go Andre!!!
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Justine rules!  Very consistent, number one on the ranking with the very least number of tournament played.\n\nAs for american player, there is Sharapova.  Not quite but otherwise the tennis world will remain american free for an other 3 years I would say.
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In about ten years from now if you remember this question, you will likely come to the conclusion that Andre was very lucky in finding a woman like Steffi Graf.  Steffi is a lot more active, can do a lot of things for herself, and is probably a great mom for his children.  I have always had a lot of respect for the way she conducted herself throughout her career.  Steffi probably understands Andre better than any woman he has ever met and that is why it was clear to him that she was the one.  Andre can sometimes be a little head-strong at times, but his heart is almost always in the right place.  Andre is a very generous man to those seeking to better themselves with the School he started and has really helped tennis grow along the way.  I am truly glad that Andre grew out of his earlier ways on tour when he was young.  he wasn't a bad kid or anything, he just didn't have the wisdom and experience that comes with maturity.  I wish I would have been able to see Andre perform live, but I have always enjoyed watching his epic matches on TV against Sampras and the fact that he truly found happiness with Steffi in the end.  The real funny thing was that I actually told a friend that Andre would be happier with someone like Steffi, and then 2 years later it actually happened.
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Roddick defeated Taylor Dent the 26th seed in the third round and he beat Sjeng Schalken the 12th seed in the quarterfinals.  Those were the only two seeds he faced until he met up with Roger Federer in the final.  He lost in a close final 6-4, 5-7, 6-7, 4-6.  I think there was a rain delay during the 3rd set and Roger came back out with a better game plan and put Andy away.
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Tennis JOJO. Im not allowed to talk 2 u on Sports day cos JJ sed. LOOL\nHi r u still there??? LETS CHAT!!
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i do miss her, i think the last time i saw her play in t.v. is the U.S Open, though i cannot really remember. That's a sign that she has been gone for a while now. I hope she comes back because i do believe in her talents and abilities, she is a really good tennis player. It would be good to see her back, with Martina Hingis one of her rivals also in the tour now.
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You may not have been around during the moonballing era at the French Open, but that was surely the most boring of times.\nAs for today, the big matches are still exciting, but perhaps less so than a decade or two ago. The big difference, in my view, has nothing to do with your premise about modeling and acting, however, or about their focus. The big difference is twofold: first, players have converged on a single style of play with minor variations. That style is the power baseline, power serve game. No more McEnroes, Edbergs, Navritolovas. This means that we are usually watching less interesting tactical matchups.\nSecond, there are few of the intense rivalries of before. We had McEnroe vs. Conners vs. Borg; Graf vs. Seles; Evert vs. Navratilova; Agassi vs. Sampras. Right now we are missing the enduring rivalries, although I don't see that as a permanent situation.\nSo, on the whole, I agree that tennis is slightly less exciting than early, bur for different reasons.
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Here the real statistics on this for the current player. 1- Nadia Petrova, has the best serve & the most number of aces. 2- Nicloe Vaidesova. \nMaresmo, Justine, Sharapova, Hantuchova, Ana, Safina & Iancovici, have about the same.\nRemember, Sharapova has improved her serve ,at the end of the year, so the idiots who say Sharapova, has no idia about tennis or his year history, but just go by beauty in giving Sharapova credit.
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Andy Roddick defeated Juan Carlos Ferrero 6-3 7-6 6-3 to win his first Grand Slam. Since then he hasn't won a slam but has been in the final of two Wimbledons which he lost against Federer.
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You know, every country goes through a period of rebuilding once their champion players retire or begin to wind down. It's not fair to expect to produce champions at every turn. We in Oz have never had the pleasure that others have had with multiple champions or choices of them. We have produced some great players though, some of the best, just not all at the same time. Just be grateful that no matter where the players herald from that we still get to see fantastic tennis. I know what you are saying in relation to representative tennis. Sadly a lot of players do put their personal careers ahead of country. Although I personally find that a little sad ( as none seem to mind the chance at Olympic Gold) They have the right I guess to limit their matches and games if it's the Grand Slams that they have their eyes on. We tend to have unrealistic expectations of our players. Maybe it's just that other players are finding form or new players making their mark. I'm sure they are trying. They wouldn't want their fans to be disappointed in them.
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No. They broke up a while back. I don't know how long ago. But he's still single.
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Here ya go!!!\nhttp://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=48141&page=1
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I hope Andy Roddick will win but in past years Federer has won against Roddick.\n\nC'mon Andy win just one for me!
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Kournikova.\n\nShe's retired now.
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Pete Sampras is an amazing player, but Federer is currently ON FIRE.... he has killer skill in every part of his game. He has an ace serve, not as tough as Andy Roddick, yet still amazing, and doesn't show significant weakness in his forehand or backhand. R Fed's Game is insane.