His outstanding qualities of head and heart stood out throughout his extraordinary career on the tennis courts. The game needs such multidimensional personalities all the time.
i love to watch lawn tennis.iam a huge fan of steffi and agassi.when they got married,i was so happy for them.in tennis ,agassi cannot be replaced by anybody.he has style,very good service return,baseliner and humble hearted fellow.he was very unlucky to miss grandslams.even in last year us open,he reached the finals at the age of 35. i salute u agassi,u have given some wonderful matches for us.all the best for ur life and may god bless u.keep up the charity work
My best memory was to watch Agassi play in Washington DC at Legg Mason Tennis Classic. We saw him play in August 2000 prior to US Open. Agassi always came to Washington for tune up before the US open. My wife and I were at the stadium early and we were able to stand very close to the court to watch him practice with him former coach Brad Gilbert. Agassi was Legg Mason cahmpion for 6 years. He played there for over 15 years.
there are very few people in life who can inspire you or can bring drastic changes to whatever they do in life & the same concept applies to ANDRE AGASSI he changed tennis to be more appealing , stylish & he made sure that the audience gets the best . AGASSI WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED AS THE GREATEST OF ALL GREATS !
Andre the giant. We can call him by that name even if he doesn't resemble so. He is a great player,with a 'never say die' attitude which is evident when he came back to the Top5 after a slump in his form which saw his rankings tumble to the 100's. The rivalry with Sampras is one of the most memorable one in tennis history. He is a legend who will live long and strong even after his farewell.
He'll be remembered not only for his tennis but for the entertainment value he has provided to the game. Sampras or Federer are greats but they don't have that charm which agassi has. I still remember when Sampras was literally crying to beat Jim Courier in 5 sets in the US open semi-final (i think it is in year 1995) but only to be defeated by Agassi in straight sets in the final. Agassi is only the 5th player in the history of tennis to have won all the 4 Grand Slams. Tennis lovers will miss him. Tennis will miss him. Tennis won't be the same again without agassi. His baseline game and the long rally's he is involved was such a treat to watch....he has evolved as a person also from being a punk to becoming a legend...his charity work.....he is such a role model to others. Long live mate....Have a wonderful life.
Words are not enough to explain the greatness about this Guy - Andre Aggasi. Beacuse of him, I starting loving the Game Lawn Tennis.
No one in the current era can attract the crowd as this guy did. The thundering ground strokes, the lighthening passing shots, the marathon games are still fresh in my memories.
Who can forget the great matches played between him and Pete Sampras. A true fighter and a crowd entertainer. There are many people who have picked tennis as a sport because of this great personality.
Aggasi : Wish you all the best and we all are waiting for Jaden Gill to step into your shoes and reach even more greater heights than you did.
Arguably Agassi is the longest survivor in the male singles sector in Grand Slam Tennis. He was also a silent and gentle player, In spite of his 20-years history nobody woould have thought that he had won 8 Grand Slanms!! However, Tennis will not miss him and maynot even feel his absence.
Andre is a great player. One thing to say about him in perticular is he was mastered for G8 comebacks in his career, when he was down 141 rank he bounced back and again claimed Grandslams, its really a lesson to learn for us in real life too........Best of luck for u Agassi.......My Favourite player for ever ur.............
