Andy Roddick vs Rafael Nadal 2004 US Open R2 Highlights

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  @Psyaii · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52vbLRNFyDU&amp;t=30">0:30</a> The moment Nadal decided to always return serve from the Grandstand

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  @bramvalkenburg5655 · 5 years ago

  It might not have been prime Nadal but he already beat Federer up to this point in Miami. This is just a great Roddick imo.

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  @Surrealistescape · 5 years ago

  Didnt realize Roddick hit a 152 mph in this match! Thats pretty close to the record

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  @arbibark7 · 5 years ago

  Now these are the penetrating forehands that Roddick really needed. &nbsp;Yes, he wouldve lost a few more matches with unforced errors, but he wouldve also given himself better chances of winning more big matches.

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  @endlichjura · 1 year ago

  Watching this after the interview. Awesome!

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  @bobomber · 6 years ago

  This was clearly before they dismantled the power game by slowing down playing conditions. And, while I don&apos;t necessarily love seeing the serve be too dominant a shot, it IS nice to see players get rewarded for hitting aggressively. Forgot how good Roddick&apos;s forehand was.

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  @johnvfx143 · 5 years ago

  Impressive power from Roddick

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  @akin1989 · 5 years ago

  Back when Rafa stood a foot behind the baseline to return a 1st serve ha!

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  @jeffhermida4788 · 5 years ago

  love the court level views

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  @ozankabakyesheplayedcentreback · 1 year ago

  Who&apos;s here after the Rafa interview on Served??

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  @ElliotBritton · 5 years ago (edited)

  Roddick is the kind of guy to try to force a charger into a port even if it doesn’t fit

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  @slashtrio · 1 year ago

  Came here after the interview! Great interview by the way! Man, Roddick was still at the top of his game at this point and seemed destined to win a few slams but of course he didnt realize that 3 GOATS were coming! Okay, he knew he had to deal with Roger which was bad enoght, but then Nadal and eventually djokovic. Who knew at that point in time how great Rafa was going to become!!:face-blue-wide-eyes:

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