Happy Birthday, Andy Roddick! Forty numbers for the now 40-year-old

Life moves fast. Take Andy Roddick, who today joins the 40 club.

In honor of his special birthday, here’s a fun look at the International Tennis Hall of Famer by the numbers:

1 – is his highest ranking on the ATP Tour

2 – US Open title match appearances (winning in 2003)

3 – Wimbledon finals reached

4 – ATP doubles titles

5 – Masters 1000 singles crowns

6 – meetings with Andre Agassi (winning once)

7 – times seeded at No. 2 in a major singles draw

8 - times finishing on the ATP’s Top 10 annual prize money list

9 – consecutive seasons inside the ATP’s year-end Top 10

10 – meetings with Rafael Nadal (winning three)

11 – and 0 against Tommy Robredo, his most dominant ATP head-to-head series

12 – showdowns with best friends James Blake and Mardy Fish (9-3 record against each)

13 – victories in a fifth set

14 – meetings with Lleyton Hewitt (winning seven)

15 – years old when he played his first ITF junior tournament (Grade 2, New Orleans)

16 – years old when he played his first professional match (ITF Vero Beach)

17 – years old when he won his first of two boys' singles Slams (2000 Australian Open)

18 – years old when he cracked the Top 100

19 – years old when he cracked the Top 10

20 – years old when he cracked the Top 5

21 – years old when he won the US Open and reached No. 1

22 – years since the Andy Roddick Foundation launched

23 – Top 5 wins

24 – meetings with Roger Federer (winning three)

25 – years old when he led the U.S. to its last Davis Cup title (2007)

26 – years old when he tied the knot with Brooklyn Decker

27 – years old when he won his final Masters 1000 title (2010 Miami)

28 – years old he when he qualified for his eighth consecutive ATP Finals

29 – years old when he captured his final title (2012 Atlanta)

30 – years old when he retired at the 2012 US Open

31 – plus 100 equals his number of match wins on the major stage

32 – trophies lifted on the ATP Tour

33 – Davis Cup singles wins

34 – years old when he became a Hall of Famer

35 – tiebreakers won at Wimbledon (versus 20 lost)

36 – point match tie-break went his way against Mardy Fish in the first round of 2011 Rome

37 – Top 10 wins

38 – times as a Top 16 seed in a major draw from 46 total appearances (had stretch of 33 straight Top 10 seedings)

39 – matches played at London Queen’s en route to four titles (32-7)

40 – years old today!