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SWAGASSI.

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1990 - Nike - Andre Agassi ft. Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Agassi Attack! (with Nick Bollettieri)

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Agassi vs. Chang 1991.

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Hall of Famer, Andre Kirk Agassi will forever be remembered as one of the greatest to ever play the lonely game of tennis. His hard work ethic, unmatched hairstyle, wild outfits and rebellious attitude is what made him one of the best. Though he made mistakes he changed the game of tennis forever. Long Live Agassi. 

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Agassi never wore pink. He did wear Nike’s “Hot Lava”, as a matter of fact. 

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Assorted items from Andre’s Nike Court Challenge line. 

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Open By Andre Agassi an Autobiography 

“Agassi has always had a tortured look in his eyes on the tennis court. In 1992, when he burst onto the world sports stage by winning the Grand Slam at Wimbledon, he looked like a deer in headlights. Nobody seemed more surprised and upset by his big win that day than he did. For good reason, too. Agassi hated tennis. This is the biggest revelation in his very revealing autobiography. Agassi has hated tennis from early childhood, finding it extremely lonely out on the court. But he didn’t have a choice about playing the game because his father drove him to become a champion, like it or not. Mike Agassi, a former Golden Gloves fighter who never made it professionally, decided that his son would become a champion tennis player. In militaristic fashion, Mike pushed seven-year-old Andre to practice relentlessly until the young boy was exhausted and in pain. He also arranged for Andre, age 13, to attend a tennis camp where he was expected to pull weeds and clean toilets. The culmination of all of this parental pushing came when Andre began winning as an adult. But it didn’t make him happy. Within this framework, Agassi’s other disclosures make sense. He had a troubled marriage to Brooke Shields that didn’t last. He developed a drug problem that sabotaged his career. He was insecure about everything. Only when Andre met tennis star Steffi Graf (whom he eventually married) did things begin to change. Readers will definitely cheer when Andre finally makes peace with the game he once hated and learns to enjoy it. --Jerry Eberle”

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Agassi postgame interview.

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Agassi was a ladies man until he met the love of his life, tennis legend, Steffi Graf in 1999.

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Andre was also one of the first members of the #chaingang. Winning an Olympic Gold Medal in 1996.

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Andre Agassi for Donnay Tennis Rackets. 

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Andre Agassi was one of the fittest athletes of all time. He trained every single day. He was also one of the first curators of the “dad bod”. #Legend

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Image is Everything

Andre had many sponsors, one of which was Canon Camera Company and another Ray-Ban Sunglasses. 

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Andre Agassi’s lovely hair even though it was a wig it will forever be on the of the best ever, 

“In his 2010 book Open, eight-time Grand Slam winner Andre Agassi got astonishingly real — admitting that he hated tennis, used meth, and his one-time-signature fluffy mullet was a hairpiece. The former champion seemed as candid as ever the other day at Nike's pop-up tennis court, where he was in town as the inspiration for the brand's newest Court Air Tech Challenge II sneakers. He talked to the Cut about being a "fashion savant," how he "wouldn't take hair right now if you gave it to me," and the highly unusual way he realized that his wife of 12 years, Steffi Graf, was the one.”

via (http://nymag.com/thecut/2014/08/tennis-star-talks-true-love-fake-hair-fashion.html)