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June 15th, 2008 12:55 am
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Andy Roddick felt he had accomplished his mission this week even though he failed in his attempt to win a record fifth title at Queen’s Club.The American was stopped in his tracks in the semi-finals by Rafael Nadal on Saturday, but after being sidelined for a month with back and shoulder injuries, he said he had managed to get the kind of work out he had hoped for.
“To be honest, I got about what I wanted out of it,” Roddick told reporters after his 7-5 6-4 defeat.
“Before I came over to England, I hadn’t really hit a serve, so the most important thing was being healthy out there for those matches.
“We come over here for Wimbledon. I want to make sure I’m healthy for that. I pulled up this week probably better than I expected.”
The third seed also thought he lucked out by not being tested too much this week.