Ranking eighth Roddick fired 21 aces to win the clash between former world number one booking a date on Saturday with 2009 U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina.
Which ousted the American Michael Russell 6-4, 6-2. Hewitt, ranked 70: th, broke Roddick to open the match and twice more to take the opening set but Roddick returned to win in two hours 13 minutes for his sixth straight victory over Australia.
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capturing his first advance in their career rivalry 7-6. “He played better early,” Roddick said. “He keeps it away. It certainly you win if you want to get a win.”A fight can turn quickly, and he did tonight in the third set.The end of the second set and third set was probably the best I’ve played in this tournament so far.
“Hewitt, who turns 30 next week, looking for her 29: career title, his first since last year at Halle. He did not beat Roddick since 2005-the Indian Wells semi-finals but had a chance until Roddick seized control in the second set. “He did a lot of unforced errors at the beginning.
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