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  • Rodick and Larry Stefanki

    From www.espn.com/tennis
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    The No. 5-seeded Roddick also left the baseline behind as he beat Gael Monfils 7-6 (2), 6-4. Roddick won 22 points at the net, showing a willingness to move forward that's part of his more well-rounded game under his new coach, Larry Stefanki.

    While Roddick has improved his volley and backhand in recent months, he still possesses an overpowering serve and won 38 of 44 first-serve points against the No. 9-seeded Monfils. Roddick leads the ATP Tour in victories this year with a record of 26-4.

    "I feel good and I feel confident," he said. "I think the big difference is you get to those 30-all points, and I just feel calm and like I'm going to play my point the way I want to. I have maybe some more options now."

  • #2
    I've always liked Roddick in his interviews and so on. But I've never really enjoyed watching him play. However, this year I have really enjoyed watching his game. It's become as interesting and intelligent as his interviews.

    I, for one, really appreciate how he's playing now. Much more multi-dimensional than it used to be, from what I can see.

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    • #3
      Yes, clearly a much more interesting player to watch these days, although his learning curve was painful to endure.
      He has really improved his court positioning. I hope he continues with that trend, as he still isn't quite there.

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      • #4
        Doubles

        Originally posted by airforce1 View Post
        Yes, clearly a much more interesting player to watch these days, although his learning curve was painful to endure.
        He has really improved his court positioning. I hope he continues with that trend, as he still isn't quite there.
        He should play more doubles against you

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        • #5
          Clips

          see a middle of

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          • #6
            Originally posted by uspta146749877 View Post
            He should play more doubles against you
            that wouldn't be fair to that young man, LoL.

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            • #7
              still needs to use the cross court approach alot less. imho

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              • #8
                From Larry S

                Originally posted by llll View Post
                still needs to use the cross court approach alot less. imho
                We are working on it 24/7

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