Updated: June 10, 2005, 10:55 AM ET Roddick knocks him out for third straight year LONDON -- Defending champion Andy Roddick reached the semifinals at Queen's, struggling past Sebastien Grosjean of France 6-4, 7-6 (5) Friday at this Wimbledon tuneup. The second-seeded American, who beat Grosjean in the finals the last two years, is attempting to join Lleyton Hewitt and John McEnroe as the only players to win three straight Queen's titles. Grosjean, who fought off five match points to defeat James Blake on Thursday, often played the crisper shots and showed greater skill at the net. The Frenchman earned the first break point of the match at 2-2, but he made a forehand error and later lost the opening set with consecutive double-faults. Grosjean started the second set with a break, but Roddick evened it at 3-3 by threading a backhand winner down the line. In the tiebreaker, Roddick earned two match points with a double-handed backhand pass. He lost the next point, but then won when Grosjean returned his serve long. http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/tennis/news/story?id=2082048 =============== AR把冠军带回家吧!!v(￣︶￣)y -- http://0rz.net/5e0p9 Marion Raven (M2M) --

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