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The headline – Andre Agassi: Turning Heads. In winning eight major singles championships (tied for eighth best in history), an Olympic Gold Medal, and 60 ATP titles, Agassi did more than just turn heads, he had the entire world on a swivel following his every move. He would enjoy a 21-year professional career, one with extreme highs and lows.
Outdoor Hard. Official tennis player profile of Andre Agassi on the ATP Tour. Featuring news, bio, rankings, playing activity, coach, stats, win-loss, points breakdown, videos, and more.
Apr 29, 2020 · Andre Agassi's 50 years have had it all, on and off the tennis court. © 2005 Getty Images. Getty Images. The farewell speech Agassi gave at the 2006 US Open, immediately after the last match...
5 days ago · Graf and Agassi, both 54, have 30 Grand Slam titles between them; Graf is the record holder for the most weeks spent as world No 1 on the WTA Tour. They married in 2001 and have two children ...
Sep 6, 2019 · This year’s U.S. Open, the grand finale of the major tennis tournaments, has had no shortage of storybook moments. There was the heartwarming post-match interview that found the reigning women ...
A player of irresistible flair, appeal and shot-making ability since appearing on the professional landscape as a 16-year-old in 1986, Andre Kirk Agassi, was the first Nevadan to make an impact on the game.
The son of an Olympic boxer from Iran, Andre Agassi began playing tennis at the age of three, with a racket taped to his hand. Given his talent, it was no surprise when he turned professional aged just 16. Slam success. Agassi soon became one of the most feared players on the circuit. His breakthrough came when he won the 1992 Wimbledon tournament.
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