Andy Roddick Negotiates At The US Open
What he said:
"I have been trying to tell people that talent normally wins in negotiations."
Andy Roddick believes it’s time players banded together to form a union. This would ensure that commercial interests do not override players’ welfare.
What he really meant:
“Tournaments aren’t money spinners when they lack star players.”
What he definitely didn’t:
“Negotiations are as easy as serving aces.”
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