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Andre Agassi believes drug testing in tennis is now water-tight and does not think he would have fooled the authorities today. Full Article at Sportal Australia
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You might or not might like Andre Agassi and you might or might not be able to forgive him for lying about his use of crystal meth. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Tennis star Andre Agassi's disclosure that he took a drug known as crystal meth and got away with it, is only one of the startling revelations in a new autobiography. What Agassi has to say about tennis is also pretty startling. Full Article at Rediff
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One of the most controversial revelations in Andre Agassi's new autobiography, Open, is that he used crystal meth during a particularly difficult time in his life and career. Agassi talks in detail about the revelations with USA TODAY's Douglas Robson. Full Article at USA Today
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Agassi won Wimbledon in 1992 and retired in 2006 Andre Agassi insists tennis should be proud of its anti-doping progress and says drug testing is now watertight. Full Article at BBC World
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I’m at my worst against lesser opponents ... I play down to their level. … Against bad players, I press, [which is] one of the deadliest things you can do in tennis.
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These lies - some of them came, certainly, out of fear. A lot of them came out of real confusion. A lot of it was thinking out loud. A lot of it was just getting stuff wrong. And a lot of it started with lies to myself
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A drug-policy system can only work if it's definitive ... It seems that the ATP didn't want to give Andre the mandatory three-month ban, and now it's past the statute of limitations.
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Andre's a deep thinker, and I have never met a more compassionate person in tennis
