On July 21, 2017 local time, Roddick and Christers visited the Tennis Hall of Fame Memorial in Newport, Rhode Island, USA, and the two will join hands to enter the Hall of Fame. (Photo attribution: Oriental IC) "
Roddick, 34, has dominated the world number one spot for 13 weeks before winning the US Open in 2003, his only Grand Slam singles title. After the 2012 US Open, he announced his retirement and won 32 ATP tournament titles in his career, with a total record of 612 wins and 213 losses. (Photo attribution: Oriental IC) "
"It's really special." Roddick said. "I love the sport, it's been part of my statement and I know I'm going to be a part of the history of tennis, which makes me very honored." (Photo attribution: Oriental IC) "
The 34-year-old Belgian Christels, who won the 2005, 2009, 2010 US Open and the 2011 Australian Open, has held the world number one position for 19 weeks, wta career record 523 wins and 127 losses, and retired after winning 41 wta titles in 2012. (Photo attribution: Oriental IC) "
"I feel very honored." Christers said. "It's a great honour to be included among the many great tennis players who are the ones I have greatly admired in my tennis career." (Photo attribution: Oriental IC) "