🎾 Guess who’s back at Wimbledon? Tennis legend André Agassi returns as part of the BBC’s expert commentary team! Back in ’92, Agassi took home the Wimbledon crown in an unforgettable victory, and now he joins an all-star line-up alongside Eugenie Bouchard, bringing expert insights to your screens.
But what’s new with Agassi off the court? This legendary player made headlines with his super private wedding to seven-time Wimbledon champ Steffi Graf in 2001, a ceremony witnessed by just their mothers. Fast forward, their kids, Jaden and Jaz, are now pursuing their own passions – Jaden’s all about baseball, while Jaz is into dance and horseback riding.
Agassi may have hung up his professional racquet after the 2006 US Open, but he’s kept busy, coaching tennis greats like Novak Djokovic and even leading Team World to victory against Team Europe in the 2025 Laver Cup.
When he’s not on the tennis courts, Agassi, along with Graf, dabbles in pickleball – a fast-growing racquet sport that’s gaining traction worldwide. The duo have even invested in Ballers, a venture bringing sports and entertainment spaces focusing on pickleball and padel to the US.
Agassi insists pickleball isn’t a threat to tennis – he actually sees it as a community builder. “It’s people, it’s community, anybody can play it,” he shared, highlighting its cultural impact and inclusive nature.
As tennis fans, we’re thrilled to see Agassi back in Wimbledon action, enriching the games with his unique perspective and lively commentary. What do you think about his life transformations and the rise of pickleball? Leave your thoughts below! 🎾✨
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