Roddick Survives Isner to Make Atlanta Open Final
London Olympics doubles teammates play exciting three-set semifinal match Saturday night at Atlantic Station
Once again, it rained on the BB&T Atlanta Open at Atlantic Station on Saturday night and again top-seeded John Isner rained service aces on his opponent. But when all had cleared, it was Andy Roddick shining on top. Roddick and fellow American Isner will be doubles teammates in seeking gold at the 2012 London Olympics, but it was a spot in the Atlanta tournament finals they were competing against each other for Saturday before a sold out and energetic Stadium Court crowd. Fourth-seeded Roddick, who won his first professional title at this city 13 years ago, will go after ATP World Tour title No. 32 on Sunday afternoon after defeating No. 1 seed Isner 6-4, 6-7 (5/7), 6-4. The 27-year-old Roddick will face 29-year-old unseeded Gilles Muller …
