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Andy Roddick has announced that he has ended his partnership with coach Jimmy Connors by mutual agreement.
On the day Roddick recorded one of his finest ever victories, the 25-year-old revealed that he and the eight-time Grand Slam winner have parted company.
"Jimmy resigned, probably about a week ago," Roddick said.
"I still have the utmost respect for Jimmy and thank him for his time.
"I think it was tough for him to do it part-time and maybe not getting exactly the results we wanted, but at the same time he was retired before we got together."
Roddick over-powered World number two Rafael Nadal 7-6, 6-2 to reach the semi-final of the Dubai Championships earlier in the day, and the former World number one was full of gratitude for the help Connors gave him since he took the role in July 2006.
"We're amicable, we're friends. I have so much respect for him as a person," said Roddick.
"I'm sad, but I'm thankful for what he was able to give to me and the fact that he was able to take some time out of his retirement and spend it with me."
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