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International tennis and anti-doping officials have expressed disappointment at Andre Agassis admission that he used a banned drug and lied to escape a ban, but said it was too late to take any sanctions against the eight-time Grand Slam... Full Article at Indian Express
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Eight-times Grand Slam winner Andre Agassi admits to using the recreational drug crystal meth in his new autobiography, People magazine's website reported on Tuesday (October 27). Full Article at OneIndia
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Andre Agassi's admission he used a banned drug in 1997 should serve as a wake-up call to the ATP that they need to act now before they are shamed into it as a result of a scandal, says Dick Pound. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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You may have heard by now of the shocking revelations that tennis pro Andre Agassi used crystal meth in the late 90's. In his book, Agassi recounts sitting at home with his assistant, referred to only as Slim, and being introduced to the drug. Full Article at towleroad
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In his new memoir, "Open," he reveals that he was using meth in the late '90s "I can't speak to addiction, but a lot of people would say that if you're using anything as an escape, you have a problem," he tells People. Can’t speak to addiction? Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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I was worried for a moment, but not for long. ... I wore my heart on my sleeve and my emotions were always written on my face. I was actually excited about telling the world the whole story
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We would hope that Andre Agassi might now see his way to becoming a role model and alert youth and tennis players to the dangers of drug use and doping
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This is a very serious statement which, if reported accurately, is one that is disappointing coming from a role model such as Andre Agassi
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It takes a lot of guts and courage to come out and say something that nobody would have really known about
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