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Did Men's Fitness Pump Up Andy Roddick?

Posted May 18th 2007 2:40PM by TMZ Staff

There's no denying that tennis champ Andy Roddick is in great shape, but do his head and new super-buff body match up on the cover of Men's Fitness? Advantage, Roddick!

The normally ripped but lean 24-year-old sports a pair of killer guns and diesel pecs on the cover of the mag's June/July issue that have some believing his pic was altered Kate Winslet style! In 2003, Winslet's British GQ cover photos were retouched to make her look thinner. Fault!

The question in Roddick's case is: Did they add more meat to his bones or is it just a case of the ol' cross the arms and press the biceps against the other arm trick? You know what we're talkin' about fellas! Whether due to a trainer or a photo editor, Andy sure does look good!

Calls to reps for Men's Fitness and Andy Roddick were not immediately returned. Game, set, match!

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16. Am I the only one that thinks that this guy looks like STIFFLER!!!!!!!!

Posted at 5:06PM on May 18th 2007 by Buster Hyman

17. Maybe he ate a lot of spinach

Posted at 3:31PM on May 18th 2007 by olivoyl

18. Who ever doctored this one up should have had him wearing a bra... Really looks like he could use one.
Actually looks like this pic was done by dream works for Shrek or something.

Posted at 3:32PM on May 18th 2007 by bambifawn

19. Looks like he's doing the heimlich on himself.

Posted at 3:37PM on May 18th 2007 by Lulu

20. His neck is thicker than his head!

C'mon you worthless intern with photoshop loaded on your laptop. Leave the photo altering to professionals.

It is a HORRIBLE job!

Posted at 3:49PM on May 18th 2007 by jackass

21. Perfect example why photographers should not abandon the use of film. Papparazzi's as well as celebrity Photographers. You can always trust film but you can never trust the digital image. You lose zero quality in scanning film images and the proof is in the original celuloid.

Posted at 3:50PM on May 18th 2007 by Jiggy

22. It looks like his head was set on someone elses body

Posted at 4:09PM on May 18th 2007 by Tammy

23. If you google pictures of Roddick, you'll see that he has a huge birthmark on his right tricep...There's no birthmark in this picture. FAKE!

Posted at 4:05PM on May 18th 2007 by stangmatt66

24. this picture is so terrible! his head is WAY too big for his body. i wonder how much knowlegde of the 'doctoring' some of these stars have before the cover hits the stands.

Posted at 4:11PM on May 18th 2007 by not so much

25. He still is a "HOT" dude!!! Let's see more!!!!

Posted at 4:23PM on May 18th 2007 by just for the weekend!!!

26. Must have gotten Barry Bond's presciption at BALCO

Posted at 4:24PM on May 18th 2007 by verulamium

27. his neck is wayyyy to thick.
Tennis players are never that buff. O.O

Posted at 4:39PM on May 18th 2007 by Rebecca

28. Why not? They do to everyone else. Do you really think that Tyra Banks, as hot as she was and still is, wasn't majorly touched up on that Sports Illustrated cover?

Posted at 5:06PM on May 18th 2007 by liz

29. No way could Men's Fitness have run that huge "GET BIG ARMS!!!!" headline and then put Andy Roddick's real arms on the cover. Even Nadal's wouldn't have worked ... the way tennis players use their arm (and chest) muscles makes them long and ropey, not bulked up. I doubt that any male "health" mag has had an untouched photo on the front for at least 5 years. Some of them you can even see where the "abs" were painted or photoshopped on a guys shirtless toroso.

Posted at 5:02PM on May 18th 2007 by ATP

30. LOL LOL LOL! This guy looks ridiculous! LOL LOL LMAO!

Posted at 5:05PM on May 18th 2007 by Catherine

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