Andre Agassi’s assets
| Capital: | € 155 million |
| Age: | 49 |
| Born: | April 29, 1970 |
| Country of origin: | United States of America |
| Source of wealth: | Tennis player |
| Last updated: | 2020 |
Short introduction
Andre Kirk Agassi is a former tennis player who has won many awards throughout his career and won the four grand slam tournaments at least once. He is still one of the most successful tennis players in the world. Andre Agassi is currently an entrepreneur and founder of Agassi Foundation, who works for disadvantaged children.
Early life
Andre Agassi was born in the western United States, Las Vegas, where he spent a lot of his childhood. His father Emmanuel, an Iranian professional boxer, has prepared it for a professional sports career and trains it on the domestic tennis court. Emmanuel Agassi promoted his son from an early age and took him closer to sports ambitions. He introduced his son to professional tennis players at an early age. Andre Agassi was trained with a tennis legend at a young age, such as Swedish player Björn Borg or American Jimmy O’Connors.
Career
At the age of 13, Andre Agassi came to the tennis academy, a famous tennis school of Nick Bollettieri in the State of AS Florida, where his talent was maintained. After two years, he left the academy and played a professional tournament. In early 1986 he could reach the semifinals of the ATP tournament for the first time. A year later, Agassi won the first major professional tournament in Brazil. This was followed by further years of great success and Andre Agassi ended in third place in the world ranking. In 1992 Andre Agassi won his first grand slam tournament in “Wimbledon”. In 1995 he won against compatriot Pete Sampras, as a result of where Agassi won the “Australian Open”. Throughout his career, Agassi was feared by his opponents because of the excellent baseline game. Tennis legend is played very certainly and a lot of pressure, and unique footwork is repeatedly praised.
Career highlights
Andre Agassi won the four Grand Slam tournaments and a total of 60 individual titles, including four “Australian Open”, two big matches “US Open” and once “open France” and “Wimbledon” and “Wimbledon” and “he too Winning in three Davis Cup wins. In April 1995 he was at the top of the world ranking after winning the “Australian Open”. In 1996 he also won a gold medal at the Summer Olympics in Atlanta.
Amazing facts
Andre Agassi always stands out during his career because his hair is long and faded, exceptional sportswear. That is why he has a reputation as rebels at the tennis academy in his youth. Especially in traditional tennis tournaments such as “Wimbledon” appearance less appreciated. Between 1988 and 1991 Andre Agassi even refused to participate in this big tournament because he did not want to accept a rigid dress code. In the media, his competition with compatriot Pete Sampras repeatedly caused many conversations, which Andre Agassi was pushed through the media with comments.
