Agassi Rare I have an autographed Tennis racket by Agassi. How can you set a value for that.?
THe racket is autographed on the blue overgrip. It was actually used by him and it is not any of the newer model Head I have seen him use. It is an earlier version of the Head Ti radical and only have found 2 very rare shots of him playing with it
you should have sold it before he wrote his book because many people lost the respect for him,
but i would say 300$-400$
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Why do the "top", more polished tennis (male& female) players get such overwhelming protection in the draws?
Sampras, Federer, Hingis (for most of her career), Henin, Evert, and even Graf for most of her career. In my opinion, all of these players were consistently blessed with the easiest draws possible in both the slams and regular tier events. In most cases, none of them would even start breaking a sweat until the semis, and okay, in rare cases the finals. Some asked earlier if it was due to beauty contests on the women's side. But as a person who has followed tennis her whole life, I can say without any doubt this has happened alot for certain men players as well. My problem is players such as Agassi, the William sisters, Becker, Clijsters, Roddick, Blake, Nadal, and Seles get put through the ringer a couple times before even reaching the quarters. Is it any wonder that the so called special players barely get tested and go on such long winning streaks? Don't get me wrong, I am of fan of nearly all of the players named. But how can we measure their true greatness if we rarely see it?
well, I think that the top players are allowed to break the rules a lot. However as for position in draw. If you are saying that they don't break a sweat until the finals, it would be because they are one of the few top players in the tournament. Top ranked players are protected from playing other top ranked players early in tournaments by seeding. Thus puts the No. 1 and 2 seeds on opposite sides of the draw, so that they can only meet in the final, and 3 and 4 seeds one on each side of the draw, so that they won't play the top 2 seeds until the semis. Moreover, I think that the 2nd list of players falls more under the battlers category, that have to fight for thier matches (except the Williamses). Whereas your first list of players are absolute dominators, best in the game. The Williamses often go into tournaments unfit and unprepared.
