Agassi's last hurrah
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Yeah, I recall Lendl being that way too. Quite the contrast to Conners and MacEnroe. I don't put Lendl in the same league as these champs though. I'm not sure that's fair, but Lendl doesn't stick out in my brain as one of the best.
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Originally Posted by Mocky,Sep 3 2006, 07:35 PM
It was a good match. I grew up idolizing Agassi so seeing him go is sorta sad.
Good news is, his kids finally get a puppy. I guess the deal he made with them is after he retires, he'd get them a puppy. I think they are too young to realize how amazing he was (mom wasn't too shabby a tennis player either
), but for them, they are probably excited they have their mom and dads full attention now. 
Good news is, his kids finally get a puppy. I guess the deal he made with them is after he retires, he'd get them a puppy. I think they are too young to realize how amazing he was (mom wasn't too shabby a tennis player either
), but for them, they are probably excited they have their mom and dads full attention now. 
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Originally Posted by Chazmo,Sep 4 2006, 07:44 AM
So, Toe, you think those kids will grow up to be tennis stars? 
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i normally don't have anything against andre, but that speech was bad. i know he was crying and all, but it sounded like he had over-prepared for it, reading from a script full of cliches
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From: Pt. A to Pt. B via VTEC!!
Originally Posted by bigygf,Sep 6 2006, 07:07 PM
i normally don't have anything against andre, but that speech was bad. i know he was crying and all, but it sounded like he had over-prepared for it, reading from a script full of cliches
