ANDRE AGASSI
Born: 4-29-70 Height: 5'11 Weight: 165 lbs
Turned Pro: 1986 Country: USA
Plays: Right-handed
Career Highlights
- 1987: Made Semi-Final appearances at Statton Mountain and Basel.
Won his first Tour title as a wildcard entry at Itaparica, the last Tour
stop of the year.
- 1988: Won 6 titles in seven finals. Made it to the semis at both
the French and US Opens. Reached the Quarter-Finals or better 13 of 16
times.
- 1989: Won his only title of the year in Orlando and reached the
finals in Rome. Defeated Jimmy Connors in the QF of the US Open in his
first career 5-set win. Became the quickest to surpass $1 million in
career prize money.
- 1990: Got to his first Grand Slam final at the French open, and also
reached the finals of the US Open, upsetting Boris Becker in the SF.
Won the ATP Tour World Championship in Frankfurt, defeating Edberg in
the final. Won 3 other titles at San Francisco, Key Biscayne, and
Washington.
- 1991: Won titles at Orlando and Washington. Made it to the finals
of the French Open again. Reached the QF of Wimbledon and the SF of the
ATP Tour World Championship.
- 1992: Won his first Grand Slam title at Wimbledon, beating Becker
and McEnroe along the way, and Ivanisevic in the finals. Also won
titles at Toronto at Atlanta. Reached the semis at the French Open and
the quarters at the US Open.
- 1993: Played only 13 events because of a wrist injury. Fell out of
the top 10 for the first time since 1987 and finished the year ranked
24th.
- 1994: Won five titles, including the US Open, and Super 9 events in
Toronto and Paris. Became the first player to move from below #30 to #2
in the same year. Became the first unseeded champion at the US Open
since 1966. Defeated every Top 10 player during the year.
- 1995: Won a career-high seven titles in 11 finals and had a
career-high 73-9 match record. Became the 12th player in the history of
the ATP computer rankings to be ranked #1 on April 10. Held the #1
ranking for 30 weeks (until Nov 5). Advanced to the QF in 15 of the 16
tournaments he competed in. Only player to advance to the QF or better
in all 4 Grand Slams. Won the Australian Open, Key Biscayne, and
Montreal. Reached the SF of Wimbledon and lost to rival Pete Sampras in
the US Open finals. Ended the year ranked #2.
Career Statistics
Current Rank: 6 Highest Rank: 1
Grand Slam Titles: 4 Tournaments Won: 40
Australian Open Titles: 1 French Open Titles: 1
Wimbledon Titles: 1 US Open Tiltes: 1
Grand Slam Finals: 8 Consecutive Grand Slams: 2
Most GS Titles, Year: 1 Consec. Years with 1+ GS: 2
Years Ranked #1: 1 Career Prize Money: $11.8 million
TOURNAMENT RECORD 96 95 94 93 92 91 90 89 88 87 86
Australian Open 12-1 SF Won -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
French Open 31-9 2nd QF 2nd -- SF F F 3rd SF 2nd --
Wimbledon 23-6 1st SF 4th QF Won QF -- -- -- 1st --
US Open 38-10 SF F Won 1st QF 1st F SF SF 1st 1st
YEAR-END RANKING HISTORY:
1995: 2 1992: 9 1989: 7 1986: 91
1994: 2 1991: 10 1988: 3 1985: 618
1993: 24 1990: 4 1987: 25
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