He SHOCKED The Tennis World & DISAPPEARED... Most INSANE Tennis Upset!

Become a channel member:    / @wivorn   Hope you enjoy today's video! Don't forget to DROP A LIKE and Subscribe for more Original Tennis content! Madrid, 2011. In the first round of the Madrid Open, former world number 1 Andy Roddick, armed with one of the biggest serves the game has ever seen, ran into an Italian qualifier ranked 148 places below him, world no. 160 Flavio Cipolla. On paper, this was supposed to be a routine win for the American star. Nobody outside of Italy had even heard of his opponent. But clay has a way of exposing everything. Over three grueling hours, Cipolla dragged Roddick into a battle of movement and patience on the dirt, the one surface where the American's game had always struggled. By his own admission afterward, it wasn't about ball-striking, it was about movement, and on this day Cipolla's was far better. This is the story of the day a little-known qualifier took down a former world number 1.