Roddick rolled Radek Stepanek 6-4, 7-5 in the SAP Open final. The victory handed Roddick his 24th career title.

Yay, Roddick. Now bring some of that mojo to the big stage.

In other news, do we have a new set of American double stars? Scott Lipsky and David Martin (can we get any more generic than David Martin?) beat Bob and Mike Bryan (oh, yes, we can get more generic…) 7-6, 7-5 to win their first career title.

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Roddick Wins SAP Open

Remember Robby Ginepri? Don’t worry if you don’t. Ginepri hasn’t been in the top ranks of the world’s tennis players since December of 2005 when he was ranked 15th. Ginepri beat James Blake yesterday in the quarterfinals of the SAP Open in straight sets. Ginepri is currently ranked 138th was unseeded in this tournament.

Is Ginepri on a comeback tour? He reached the semifinals at Delray Beach last week before, ironically, getting ousted by Blake. And he’s in the semis again this week. I wouldn’t exactly call it a comeback tour yet. I prefer to keep things simple. Like – reaching two consecutive semifinals is better than not making it past the quarters.

This is tennis. It doesn’t mean anything until you back it up on the big stages.

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Ginepri Beats Blake at SAP Open