#Agassi

One of the greats of our sport 🤩 Wishing @agassi a Happy Birthday 🎉 #tennis #tennistv #agassi #atptour #sport

We won't entirely blame the fan for asking for five sets in an exhibition match that featured Federer, Agassi, Barty, Rafter and Hewitt 😮‍💨

Who won in 2005? Agassi vs Federer

Close enough on the radar 🎯 🔫 🎥: @tennistv #Agassi #Legend #Goat #Icon #IndianWells

Agassi and Anna Leigh!#pickleball #pickleballtips #pickleballislife #pickleballlife #PickleballCommunity #PickleballCourt #sports #coaching #pickleballplayers #PPA #rally

Shear genius ✂️ 🪒 📹: 2005 #TennisParadise #tennis #instatennis #agassi #federer

We caught up with Andre Agassi @agassi at the BNP Paribas Open. @bnpparibasopen 📚 Favorite subject at school 😅 Least favorite subject 😈 Was he a troublemaker? 🧠 And how did he handle mental challenges on the court? Hearing the mindset of a legend never gets old. What do you think his answers were? 👀👇 #BNPParibasOpen #IndianWells #AndreAgassi #TennisLegend #TennisLife ATP AlexTheTennisPro

The one, the only, ANDRE AGASSI Happy birthday, @agassi! Everyone drop some love in the comments 🥳

Team @anna.leigh.waters vs. Team Agassi tomorrow at @thepickleballslam

Andre Agassi spent his entire career making opponents feel inadequate and then proving it with the next shot. At this exhibition he has complimented Roger Federer — genuinely, in the moment, because the shot that just happened deserved the acknowledgment — and then immediately hit a winner past him. The compliment and the winner are a single continuous act. This is the most Agassi possible sequence of events. The man who told Federer “you’re so much better on TV” after a missed volley has now completed the set — praise followed instantly by punishment, delivered with the cheerful confidence of someone who has absolutely no internal conflict about doing both at the same time. Federer’s reaction is the only correct response to this situation. Follow @menacetennishq for more tennis content like this #tennis #AndreAgassi #RogerFederer

🤯 21 years ago: The legendary Impossible Shot from @rogerfederer against @agassi in semi-finals of the 2005 Dubai Championship (@ddftennis) Of one the best shots of Roger Federer's career. 🎥 @tennistv | @atptour #tennis #tenis #rogerfederer #dubaidutyfreetennischampionships

Andre Agassi inspirational mentality - use his advice: One of the most powerful mental shifts a tennis player can make is understanding the difference between what you can control… and what you can’t. You can’t control your opponent. You can’t control bad bounces. You can’t control the wind, the crowd, or the umpire. But you can control your effort. Your focus. Your footwork. Your shot selection. Your attitude between points. Outwork your opponent in the preparation, you have to earn it, to deserve the win. The hard work starts a long time before the event, this is what gives you confidence, there’s no shortcuts. This is the mindset that helped Andre Agassi become one of the greatest competitors the sport has ever seen. His philosophy was simple: if something is outside your control, it deserves zero emotional energy. At the elite level, matches are rarely decided by talent alone. They’re decided by who prepared better and who can stay disciplined when chaos shows up. The players who win consistently are the ones who stay locked into controllables: • Move your feet • Watch the ball • Commit to the shot • Reset after every point Because the moment your attention drifts your level drops. 🎾 Control the process. Let the results take care of themselves. Credit to @agassi #tennis #agassi #tennisplayer #tennistips #tennislessons