Andy Roddick is joining ESPN for its coverage of Wimbledon and the US Open under a multiyear deal announced Monday.

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The former world No. 1 and 2003 US Open champion has signed a multiyear deal as an analyst for match and studio coverage.

The former U.S. Open champion could be the breath of fresh air the sport needs as a new generation of broadcasters emerges.

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"I'm the most successful bad player ever." America's favorite star/punching bag Andy Roddick quite ceremoniously announced his retirement from tennis ahead of his Friday night second-round match ...

We’ve been waiting for this one. The current No. 2 and 3 players in the world, Rafael Nadal and Andy Roddick, have somehow avoided facing each other since the Davis Cup final in December 2004. Each ...

The Cincinnati tournament just doesn't feel like the familiar, county fair-like event it has become with Andy Roddick out of the draw. Born in Nebraska, raised mostly in Florida, now living in funky ...

Tennis great Andy Roddick will take a new pivot toward the net as an analyst for ESPN‘s match and studio coverage tied to the ...