Andy Roddick’s Journey To World #1: Sleep, Serve, & More | Q&Andy

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• BL

  @Bluewagon123 · 6 months ago

  Also invite Hewitt and Ferrero on the pod please 🙏

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• DO

  @doctornov7 · 6 months ago

  Please invite Marat Safin on the pod!

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• RO

  @robfredericks2984 · 4 months ago

  I am an 82 y/o former nationally ranked, D1 college player and coach, club pro, still competitively playing. I love to see this program---Andy is so insightful about all aspects of tennis and himself. He never fails to make me learn something useful and yet always have some good laughs. I hope he never quits making these.

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• JI

  @jiwi736 · 6 months ago

  I happen to know the origin of the „Alcaraz looks bored“ take. I like Nadal‘s reaction: „You mean to tell me that Carlos is supposed to not lose a single match all year?“

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• AL

  @alisa-bg1wr · 6 months ago

  Mike did a great job hosting the show the other day so there was no need for him to stress!!!

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• RE

  @Redeemed1211 · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgMtYLLcMWM&amp;t=963">16:03</a> Andy Roddick serve was in Guinness World Records as hardest in the world.

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• CH

  @christophersharp8235 · 3 months ago

  I played in college d2 scholarship level. Played on off for the last 20 years and getting back into singles competitions (midlife crisis). These are the best most motivational vids - Andy, keep it up !

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• UC

  @uclubtennis · 6 months ago

  I totally agree with that the serve being such a personal thing / statement. Great insight from one of the best servers of all time!

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• PA

  @patrickwy-i3o · 6 months ago

  I agree with the quote &nbsp;alcaraz is like tiger in his days

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• JU

  @Jupe367 · 2 weeks ago

  Great show….👏

• GU

  @gummy_blade · 6 months ago

  On Alcaraz being bored, I think it requires more information to propose that than we have.<br>To me, Alcaraz reminds me of a young Djokovic from around 2007, 2009 if Fed and Rafa weren&apos;t there.<br>He would have been World #1 for most of the time, but he was still losing more sporadically than when he reached his peak in around 2011.<br><br>Alcaraz is really good, but he is still young, and like a young Djokovic, he seems like he can be unfocused at times.

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• KA

  @katiedavidge1416 · 6 months ago

  This was a great Q&amp;A.

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