Andy Roddick reveals that he is confident of being fit for the start of Wimbledon on June 22nd after rolling his ankle at the weekend in his semi-final against James Blake.

Roddick remains optimistic about his chances of a quick recovery in time for Monday's start at Wimbledon. You can watch free live streams of Wimbledon for the duration of the tournament with Bet365.

"I'm not saying I'm going to be out injured for six weeks or anything like that. We're looking at a matter of days and not weeks", said Andy Roddick.

"I'm going to do everything I can to play at Wimbledon." Added the former world number one.

Roddick had scans at the weekend on his ankle but revealed that a preliminary scan from his trainer Doug Spreen and tournament doctors showed nothing torn or too serious.

"Initial tests showed the stability was okay, strength was okay. I was just going back after I hit the shot, and there's a difference in height between where the grass court ends and where the concrete goes. I just unfortunately stepped at a bad angle".