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    But at the French Open, Roddick's best performance before this year was the third round in his 2001 debut. "I like my chances maybe more than the other years ... I feel like I'm moving a little bit better on this stuff. I'm able to kind of slide into my forehand." Del Potro beat Igor Andreev of Russia 6-4, 7-5, 6-4, while No. 9 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga of France, No. 11 Gael Monfils of France, No. 16 Tommy Robredo of Spain and Tommy Haas of Germany also gained the fourth round. Full Article at CBS2 Chicago
    I like my chances maybe more than the other years ... I feel like I'm moving a little bit better on this stuff. I'm able to kind of slide into my forehand.
    Andy Roddick – Andy Roddick SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago
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Roddick, SWilliams Win, Djokovic Loses In Paris
  1. As that match went on today I knew I could get there because I was playing (well) enough and was handling the conditions and everything maybe a little bit better than her
    Samantha Stosur – Samantha Stosur SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago
  2. I was trying not to be frustrated with a lot of unforced errors. Tried to be positive and just wait for the chances.
    SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago
  3. What is disappointing was that I couldn't find the rhythm throughout the whole match
    Novak Djokovic – Novak Djokovic SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago
  4. I cruised through the match and did my job, did what I had to do in order to win
    SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago
  5. I just feel I'm far away from ... being in good shape ... I feel like I couldn't perform any better.
    Elena Dementieva – Elena Dementieva SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago
  6. It's three matches ... It's a lot better than I've done here before.
    SOURCE: CBS2 Chicago 6 months ago

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