Andy Roddick is one of the greatest American tennis players in history. Between 2000 and 2012 he was a fixture in grand slam tournaments, tormenting his opponents with his powerful serve and overall athleticism.

In 2005, he was ranked number three in the world, and he had just finished the Australian Open where he made it to the semifinals. His warmup for the French Open was on the red clay courts of the Rome Masters, and he was the favorite. What happened in the round of sixteen would follow him for the rest of his career, and be an inspiration to all kinds of athletes even to this day.

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