His final fight

Takeda Shingen · 09-01-06, 07:12 AM

Frightening, as these are my sentiments exactly. After Sampras retired, it was Agassi that kept my interest in the men's game. I did enjoy watching his development from young tennis thug, to player of the mainstream, and then to elder statesman of the game. With the end of his storied carrer, my interest in the men's division has drawn closed. The women's game, for me, has always had, at least for the last decade, greater depth of talent.

Of course, now we wait for the Agassi/Graf children to grow into the inevitable tennis stars. Can you say pedigree?

09-01-06, 07:12 AM	#2
Takeda Shingen Navy Seal Join Date: Mar 2000 Posts: 8,643 Downloads: 19 Uploads: 0	Frightening, as these are my sentiments exactly. After Sampras retired, it was Agassi that kept my interest in the men's game. I did enjoy watching his development from young tennis thug, to player of the mainstream, and then to elder statesman of the game. With the end of his storied carrer, my interest in the men's division has drawn closed. The women's game, for me, has always had, at least for the last decade, greater depth of talent. Of course, now we wait for the Agassi/Graf children to grow into the inevitable tennis stars. Can you say pedigree?