Well… Agassi definitely had some chances in the first set against Rafael Nadal – he saved several set points at 5-4 down and then had a 5-2 lead in the first set tie-breaker, but in the end Nadal wore him down and Agassi did look like he was lacking his typical mobility at times, especially towards the end of the match.But what’s rally impressed me is how Andre has used his pedestal at the very top of international sports to accomplish things through his foundation that may be his most lasting legacy. Sure he wons tons of tournaments and actually I believe that his feat of winning each of the Grand Slam titles at least once on three different surfaces (i.e. hard, clay and grass) is way more amazing than his 8 Grand Slam titles, but in many ways I believe he may be remembered over time as much, or possibly even more, for his off-court accomplishments ala Arthur Ashe.Learn a bit about what he’s done so far www.agassifoundation.org
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