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VIDEO: Andy Roddick Sits In Wrong Chair, Is Evicted, Curses

After having successfully sat in the correct chair ten times in his third round match, Andy Roddick got a bit confused in the third set of his third round win over Julien Benneteau, and sat down in Benneteau’s chair.

↵The Frenchman walked over to the chair and shook Roddick’s hand, leading Roddick to at first think Benneteau was retiring from the match, but then to curse once he realized his error.

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↵Roddick, who turned 29 earlier this week, was perhaps just trying to shift the conversation from questions about possibly winning a Grand Slam again, and toward questions about his possible senility.

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