The documentary, titled “UNTOLD: Breaking Point”, featured Andy Roddick speaking in tandem with his good friend Mardy Fish. The latter, on his part, pointed out how Roger Federer was the reason American men struggled to assert themselves on tour for a long time.
Roddick started the conversation by commenting on the 20-time Major champion’s unique playing style. The American believes Federer’s game is the perfect combination of offense and defense, which is nearly impossible for opponents to counter.
The big-serving American further claimed that Roger Federer is the “most-liked athlete” in the world. Roddick pointed out some of Federer’s defining non-tennis attributes and remarked that he was not envious of the Swiss’ success but rather of how easily he handles his status in the sport.
Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal had become the Mount Rushmore of tennis: Andy Roddick
Andy Roddick didn’t enjoy much success against Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal during his career. However, he is one of the very few players who can boast of a positive head-to-head record against Novak Djokovic.
Roddick faced Federer 24 times on tour, losing on 21 occasions. On the other hand, the American owns a 3-7 win-loss record against Nadal and a 5-4 record against Djokovic.
During his conversation about Roger Federer on Mardy Fish’s documentary, Andy Roddick highlighted the effort it took him back in the day to beat the Big 3. He further mentioned how he had to constantly fight through criticism during his period of rivalry with the trio.
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