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Roddick offers fans chance to play him in Ashe

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Apr 28, 2020

Roddick offers fans chance to play him in Ashe

Andy Roddick is returning to Arthur Ashe Stadium...sort of.

He hasn't played at the US Open since 2012, but the 2003 champion will be returning for a charity event to give three lucky fans the opportunity they will never forget.

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The winners of the #AllInChallenge charity auction will get flights, hotel and transportation in New York City provided to play doubles with Roddick on Arthur Ashe Stadium, and enjoy a meal together. The 37-year-old admits that he might be a little rusty, but that he should be able to take on anyone who wins.

Proceeds from the charity will be used to help those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic, specifically Feeding America, Meals on Wheels, World Central Kitchen and No Kid Hungry. Currently, the bid is at $12,000 with two weeks left and the date of the match has yet to be decided (due to obvious reasons).

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