That was his problem at that time, but why share it with everyone?” The German, who played Agassi 14 times on the tour, including twice at Wimbledon, said that the American’s public image would suffer. "I like the guy, I want that to be clear. I think he’s a character and he was a great competitor. We had some close matches. He’s become a great man. He’s a great father, and he has put a lot of time and money into his community in Las Vegas. But his revelations are bound to change how people see him" Becker said. “There have been stories over the years about some tennis players taking drugs, but maybe they were just stories, and now Andre, a big star, has been so open about what he took and how he lied to avoid punishment. Full Article at The Telegraph