Andy Roddick's critique of tennis scheduling remains relevant today

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Last updated Sep 19, 2026

Andy Roddick's critique of tennis scheduling remains relevant today
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The ongoing demands of the tennis calendar continue to spark concerns among players. Andy Roddick, speaking after a match at the Shanghai Masters in 2011, labeled the tennis scheduling as a 'broken system'. He highlighted the lack of adequate rest for players following the US Open until the new season arrives in January. Roddick's comments from 15 years ago resonate today, as the packed schedule persists with little relief for players. Discussions about scheduling issues resurfaced during the US Open, although no resolutions have been reached as of September 2026.

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  • Roddick criticized tennis for its nearly year-round schedule.
  • He noted the difficulty for players to recover after major tournaments.
  • Scheduling discussions were mentioned again at the US Open this year.
  • Roddick's views highlight ongoing concerns in tennis management.
  • Players receive approximately 13% of total revenue from the US Open.
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Any casual tennis fan might be under the impression that the season ends following the US Open and begins once again when the Australian Open...

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