Archive for August, 2004
Andy On Good Morning America
Andy is officially in New York City, where he appeared on a popular morning talkshow, Good Morning America today.
Andy was dressed in a green Reebok t-shirt and white shorts (the green leaf clover hat was missing) and opted for no head gear.
Andy was on the program to discuss his Olympic experience, the upcoming Open, and […]
Fish Gives Team Usa Silver At Olympics
Mardy Fish put in a valiant effort to win a silver medal at the 2004 Olympics. It was a dramatic five set gold medal match with Fish just losing to Nicolas Massu, 6-3, 3-6, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4.
Mardy was watched and supported by his team including Patrick McEnroe and Andy Roddick.
Fish played some outstanding tennis throughout […]
Us Open: Past, Present, And Future
As the tennis competition at the Olympic Games comes to an end this weekend, tennis fans can look forward to yet another prestigious tournament on the tennis calendar, the US Open, where the top men and women players will once again convene onto one stage to battle it out for top honors.
The Open may not […]
Fish Flies The Flag For America
Mardy Fish will fly the flag for Team USA in the final of the 2004 Olympic Games after he beat Fernando Gonzalez, conqueror of Andy Roddick, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4.
However it will not be an all-American final as Massu of Chile beat Taylor Dent in straight sets 7-6(5), 6-1, in the other semi final. If he […]
Andy Roddick Foundation Charity Weekend
The Fourth Annual Charity Weekend will take place December 11-12, 2004. Reservations for this special event are filling up fast.
If you would like to attend, got to the Andy Roddick Foundation website. There you will find a “Charity Weekend Sign-up Form” as well as contacts for more information.
Andy Still In Athens
Although Andy may no longer be competing in Athens, he is still sticking around–why?
To take in the Olympic experience and to cheer on fellow Americans Mardy Fish and Taylor Dent.
While some athletes have already jetted back west to the States to begin preperation for the US Open, Andy has decided that his Olympics is still […]
On To The Next Tourney
Congrats to those tennis players still alive in the Olympics, but for Andy…there’s no looking back.
Andy gave a great effort in Athens. A medal would have been great, but as any athlete knows you simply can not dwell on the past – whether it’s a victory or a loss — a competitor must always keep […]
Post Match Interview: F.gonzalez/a.roddick 6-4,6-4
An interview with A.RODDICK (USA)
F. GONZALEZ/A. Roddick 6‑4, 6‑4
THE MODERATOR: First question.
Q. How flat were you feeling out there after yesterday?
ANDY RODDICK: No, I felt okay, you know, physically, mentally. You know, that’s not a factor. You know, we”re here playing. He was here late also. He played one more match than I did yesterday, […]
Roddick And Fish: Inseperable
Although Andy and Mardy are out of the doubles event, they are still supporting one another and sticking together just as they had many years ago in Boca.
In fact, Andy was on hand this morning in Athens, watching and cheering Mardy on along with Brad Gilbert in his match against Juan Carlos Ferrero.
The kind gesture […]
Roddick Holds Off Haas In Olympic Thriller
The writing was on the wall in front of Andy Roddick and it spelled the end of his Olympic dreams. The blaring lights on the scoreboard signaled the dire deficit Roddick faced. Down two match points in the decisive set of a gripping battle with 2000 silver medallist Tommy Haas, Roddick stepped up to serve […]
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