Andy Roddick Beaten By Feliciano Lopez at Wimbldon 2011

The eighth-seeded Roddick left quickly Friday, beaten, 7-6 (2), 7-6 (2), 6-4, in the third round by unseeded Feliciano Lopez of Spain. Lopez served spectacularly well, hitting 28 aces, and finally got the better of the 2003 U.S. Open champion after losing all seven previous matches they played. Andy Roddick loses to Feliciano Lopez, 7-6, 7-6, 6-4.

Roddick lost at Wimbledon to Roger Federer in the 2004, 2005 and 2009 finals, but only made it as far as the fourth round last year, and the second round in 2008.

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Sean Kingston Released From Hospital :After Watercraft Accident

Sean Kingston has been released from a Miami hospital. The 21-year-old was released from the hospital Tuesday morning and is expected to make a full recovery after suffering a broken jaw, water in his lungs and a fractured wrist.

Doctors originally gave Kingston six weeks to recover from his ailment, but he tweeted a photo of himself earlier this week, in which he was smiling and later thanked fans for their support. "Feeling alot better!" he wrote. "GOD IS GREAT! Thanks for all the prayers and support! Love you ALL!"

The 21 year-old was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital in critical condition after his jetski hit the bridge connecting Miami Beach's exclusive Palm Island to the MacArthur Causeway on May 29.The tweet from the singer on Sunday was the first time he has communicated with fans since the accident.

"GOD IS GREAT!" he wrote. "Thanks for all the prayers and support! Love you ALL!"

Kingston also posted a photo of himself giving a peace sign in what appeared to be a hospital room.

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Ryan Dunn 'Jackass' Star in Car Crash : View Updates

'Jackass' star Ryan Dunn and passenger Zachary Hartwell, were killed Monday in Pennsylvania after Dunn's Porsche went off the road, hit a guardrail and careened into the woods where it caught on fire.

According to the L.A. Times, the official coroner's report confirms that blunt force trauma and thermal trauma were the official causes of death in the accident.

After an accident reconstruction, Police Chief Michael Carroll told RadarOnline.com that the Porsche 911 was going "about 130 mph" when the accident happened in a reported 55-mph zone.

"I've never seen a car destroyed in an automobile accident the way this car was even before it caught on fire," Carroll said. "The automobile actually came apart. It was unbelievable and I've been on a lot of fatal accident scenes. This is by far the worse I've ever seen."

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