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Christian Stadler
South Hadley, MA
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Lots of other players besides Federer have been beating Roddick since 2003. Roddick ranked No. 2 in 2004, No. 3 in 2005 and No. 6 in both 2006 and 2007. He will likely rank outside of the top 5 again this year. What has done Roddick in are the several major flaws in his game, not merely the arrival of Federer's greatness. Whether the blame should go to Roddick or his various coaches or all of them is the question.
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Seth
Brentwood, CA
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Roddick is a good player, but lets face the facts here: - He is a gifted player - However he is lazy and does not work half as hard as Nadal or the others - He is mostly a one-stroke genius! When his serve is on, he wins, when is serve is off he has no other weapons.
I don't think Andy is in the same clas as Nadal or Federer. Neither is Djokovic - Not yet at least.
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A-rod fan selam
Castlemaine, Australia
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obviously his not on da same level as those 3 and he won't be his 26 now and rafa and novak are just gettin started der in da position were andy was when he was der age i balme all da coaches andy has had exspecially in his juniour years they really stuffed him up wat kind of top ten player dosn't know how to volley and has an average bakchand and plays way to deep in da court da other 3 have every shot in da book dats why andy is strugglin to compete wif them. he used to be da agresser now he is da one who is just relying on them to miss i really miss it when he was domminating da sport :(
i just want him to get one slam and novak wrecked it it was really his time to shine and not just be known as a one time wonder coz i know his better dan dat
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