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An Autobiography

Andre Agassi recounts his life in and beyond professional tennis, beginning with a childhood shaped by his father's intense demands and early training. The memoir follows his rise through the sport, his public image and personal struggles, and his relationships with family, rivals, and the tennis establishment. Agassi reflects on fame, identity, failure, and the costs of a career built around competition. The book provides a candid account of his journey from junior player to one of tennis's most prominent figures.

by Andre Agassi

HarperCollins · First published 2009 · 388 pages