Andy Roddick’s ‘Served’ Podcast has been a hit among fans, but Roger Federer has now shared his thoughts on it.
The American started the show in February 2024 and airs weekly episodes discussing the biggest trending topics and players in tennis.
The 41-year-old shares his expertise on the game having enjoyed a long and impressive career in which he won the US Open title and became the World number one.
Now one of his former rivals has been tuning into his podcast and has since given his honest feedback on the podcast.
What did Roger Federer say about Andy Roddick’s podcast?
Andy Roddick always offers his honest opinion on the different topics and players he discusses on his ‘Served’ Podcast.
Federer has now done the same about the show during an appearance on Tennis Channel, and it’s good news for Roddick.
“Andy is a great guy. He’s the best. I love his podcast as well,” Federer said. “I want him to do commentating. He’s so fun to listen to, he’s so knowledgeable.
“I always enjoyed having him around on the tour. Whenever I hear Andy Roddick I get a smile on my face. It brings me back to the olden days.”
What was Roger Federer and Andy Roddick’s head-to-head record?
Federer and Roddick played one another 24 times over the course of 11 years.
Roddick managed to clinch victory on just three occasions, as he struggled to consistently cause the eight-time Wimbledon champion problems.
Two of his victories came at the Miami Open in 2008 and their final meeting in 2012 in front of his home fans, while Roddick’s other win over Federer came at the Canadian Open in 2003.
Perhaps their greatest match came in the 2009 Wimbledon final, which Federer won 16-14 in the final set to win his sixth title at SW19 and deny Roddick his first.
In fact, prior to the 2009 final, Federer defeated Roddick for three successive years at Wimbledon, first in the 2003 semi-finals before claiming wins in the 2004 and 2005 finals.
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