Andy Roddick was forced to retire with left knee pain while leading Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland 4-3 Tuesday in the second round of the Shanghai Masters.
The fourth-seeded Roddick, who limped into the post-match news conference, quit after wasting a break point.
"I just felt I pushed off, and then Michael (Novotny, ATP trainer) came on court and did some tests and advised that it probably wasn't worth the risk," Roddick said.
Roddick, who is vying for one of the final three spots at the season-ending ATP World Tour Finals in London next month, is more concerned about taking care of his health than qualifying for the eight-man …
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