Open
An Autobiography. Knopf, 2009.
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A candid and sometimes heartbreaking look at Andre Agassi’s life, told by the superstar tennis player himself, that explores the raw emotions of his abusive childhood and the conflict that plagued his adult years.
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Who should read Open
Tennis enthusiasts • athletes • coaches • sports fans • psychologists • anyone who’s interested in Andre Agassi’s story
About the author of Open
Andre Agassi is a well-known tennis champion and Olympic gold medalist nicknamed “The Punisher” for his ability to wear opponents down. He has won several notable tournaments including the Wimbledon, US Open, and French Open. Agassi is also the founder of several charitable organizations including the Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy, which provides tuition-free education to at-risk students.
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