Andy Roddick- Net Worth, Bio, Age, Wife, Height, Career

Andy Roddick is a former professional tennis player from the United States of America who is known for his outstanding performance and game. He was inspired to play tennis professionally because his siblings started playing at an early age. He was only 13 years old when he started playing for youth programs such as under-15 and under-20 matches. These junior matches allowed him to compete in the Grand Slam tournaments as the singles champion in 2003.

He was known for his exciting serves and shots on the court and his calm and determined demeanor in front of the group. In addition, he was known in the media for his scandalous, unnecessary and angry behavior on the field. He retired from professional tennis in 2010 due to shoulder and knee injuries.

Fast facts

Full name	Andrew Stephen Roddick
Profession	Tennis player
date of birth	August 30, 1982
Birth place	Omaha, Nebraska
Star sign	Virgin
Parents	Father: Jerry Roddick Mother: Blanche Roddick
Brothers	Lovre and Ivan
Woman	Brooklyn Decker
children	Hank, Stevie
Netto value	30 million dollars
Nationality	American
Nationality	White
Height	6 feet 2 inches (188 cm/1.88 m)
Weight	86 kg (189 lbs)
Eye color	Hazel
Hair color	Light brown

Biography of Andy Roddick

Andy Roddick was born in Omaha, Nebraska on August 30, 1982. He was taken by Blanche and Jerry Roddick. His father was a rich businessman, and his mother was a teacher. He was the youngest of three children, with two older brothers named Lawrence and John. He is 41 years old and belongs to the zodiac sign Virgo.

Height Weight

Andy Roddick is of American origin, and he is Caucasian by nationality. He is of German, English, Welsh, Irish, French and distant Dutch descent. He has an athletic body type. Andy is 6 feet 2 inches (188 cm/1.88 m) tall and weighs around 86 kg (189 lbs). His eyes are hazel and his hair is light brown.

Andy Roddick with his wife (Source: Instagram)

Education

Andy Roddick went to SEK Boca Prep International School before enrolling in high school at the University of Nebraska, where he took online classes and classes. His brothers, also tennis players, sparked his interest in sports since childhood. And his parents encouraged him to continue his career as a tennis player, which he did.

Career

Andy Roddick began playing tennis in the junior match program in 1996. Despite losing his first match in 1996, he refocused and competed in 1999, finishing sixth in the United States and first in the world at the Open Junior. He beat many players in 2000 and 2001, including Fernando Vicente, Fabrice Santoro, Joachim Johansson and Michael Chang.

Similarly, he had his breakthrough moment in 2003, when he beat Younes El Aynaoui in the quarterfinals. In the same year, he became one of the youngest players to win the Master Series and Grand Slam. He did not have a good year in 2004, losing two matches against Chilean Fernando Gonzalez at the Summer Olympics and Spain. He became more determined and won the SAP Open and US Men’s Clay Court Championships in 2005. The following year he could not play matches due to a foot injury.

Similarly, in 2007 he was ranked seventh in the ATP rankings and won two matches, The Legg Mason Tennis Classic and The Artois Championships. Between 2008 and 2010, he suffered a serious foot injury, which prevented him from playing in the finals and championships. In 2011, he reached the finals and won the Cellular South Cup in Memphis. In 2012, he played in his final and final tournament, the US Open, but was eliminated in the fourth round. He then announced his retirement, and shortly thereafter Fox Sports hired him to co-host their popular show ‘Fox Sports Live’.

Andy Roddick Wife and Marriage

Andy Roddick married the American model and entertainer Brooklyn Decker in 2009. This couple had two children, the first of whom was a son, Hank, born on September 30, 2015, and the second, a daughter named Stevie, born on November 27, 2017.