American Andy Roddick (Emotional Farewell) Retiring From Tennis Career: Argentine Tennis player Juan Martin del Potro has sealed his move to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Open, the fourth and last ‘great’ of the season, after beating (6-7 (1), 7-6 (4), 6-2 , 6-4) American Andy Roddick in a match that involves professional goodbye Nebraska gunboat.
After 13 years in the elite, the Yankee player last week announced his intention to retire after the meeting in New York, where he won in 2003. Despite their efforts, Roddick could not extend his career over after colliding with a Del Potro gave no options to its rival in the third set, to be cited by Novak Djokovic in the fight for a spot in the semifinals.
The first two sets were a duel between two great punches. Well tucked into the match from the start, both players held up his serve, just a ‘break’ apiece in the first set, in the first two sets. So, first was the local player who took the lead after giving no option in sudden death.
Then Del Potro put the tables in the party seizing the ‘tie-break in the second set. From there, Roddick fatigue began to become evident and, despite the encouragement of the public and their own desire to hold on to the track, gradually gave way to the forces of the Argentine.
Thus, in the third set, the South American player started to break the tie railroaded. Roddick soon saw that his pace was lower than Del Potro, who endured more whole long points, and let out the set (6-2) to focus in a desperate attempt to get the comeback then.
The heart of the American tennis player kept him on track in the fourth act until Del Potro again accelerated to add a ‘break’ favor. In the fifth game, the Argentine won the advantage to leave the party tray. After the exchange game and after saving the game to rest, then succumbed to Roddick’s serve Del Potro (6-4).
Andy Roddick’s Emotional Farewell