Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf Hot Gossips

Sometimes competition on tennis courts can lead to a partnership off the court. HEAD/Penn, a leading manufacturer of sports equipment, has just unveiled its new line of Star Series tennis racquets.

The three-racquet series, which hit store shelves earlier this month, features what's touted as "revolutionary new technologies" that provide more power, control and comfort.

Each racquet also has a unique look and appeal which the manufacture believes "evokes the true spirit of a Champion racquet."

But what's most interesting is this new line of racquets were developed by legendary players Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf. The husband-and-wife team worked with experts to design racquets that maximized performance on the court, no matter what the skill level. The Star Series racquets range in price from $180 to $250.

Of course, the idea of celebrity-endorsed tennis racquets is not an entirely new concept.

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World no:1 Tennis star Agassi Breakers dump

Don’t be surprised to read image still matters to Andre Agassi.

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Cameras rolled when Agassi entered a canopy to promote tennis in Newport Beach. No commercial shoot for the world’s former No. 1-ranked player to pitch a camera, just answer questions from reporters.

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Agassi noticed the image inside lacked the right tone.
“Why is everyone so depressed?” Agassi asked before the Newport Beach breakers played host to Agassi and the Philadelphia Freedoms.

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Agassi fired the first question before taking any Friday. At the end of the night, Agassi failed to answer the call for Philadelphia when it needed him the most.

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When Agassi was a pro and became the only male tennis player to claim all four Grand Slams and an Olympic singles gold medal, his nickname was “The Punisher.”

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The 39-year-old didn’t live up to it in the final set against Ramon Delgado.
Delgado hammered Agassi in men’s singles, leading the Breakers to a 23-18 victory in front of a sold-out crowd of 2,000 at Breakers Stadium.