Why Andy Roddick Retired; The Real Reason

Written by: Staff on 7th December 2012

Why Andy Roddick Retired; The Real Reason

epa03385081 Andy Roddick of the US hits a return to Juan Martin Del Potro of Argentina during their fourth round match on the tenth day of the 2012 US Open Tennis Championship at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, New York, USA, 05 September 2012. The US Open runs through Sunday 09 September 2012. EPA/LARRY W. SMITH |

Why Andy Roddick retired? It’s a mystery. It really is. He might have had that recurring knee injury? The chronic tennis elbow? The weak ankles? Shin splints? Tennis toes? The answer is No to all mentioned. Nope, no real unusual recurring any sort of career ending injury? He wanted to play more golf? He wanted to hang with his gorgeous younger wife?

His agent was a charming guy but not much of a deal maker? Rumor is Andy’s signed with a big agent in Los Angeles. Instagram has photos of Andy and James Blake hitting at UCLA tennis stadium? I’m confused. Andy did you retire so that you could stage a great comeback? Get more appearance fees?

Andy your trainer knew your body almost as much as your swimsuit model wife and Doug Spreen was begging you to reconsider. So does anyone know the real reason? We don’t. But we can tell you he should still be playing. He brings a great energy to the sport. The guy has a “live arm”. It may lack a bit of it’s whip. But not much. Andy there’s still tread on the tires. Play tennis. Come back. Hurry. See you as a wild card in Australia?

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