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    No Place Like Miami for Andre Agassi

    Every great tennis player has a favorite tournament. For Rafael Nadal, nothing compares to the orange clay at Roland Garros, where he lifted the trophy 14 times in his career. For Roger Federer, the elegance of Wimbledon became synonymous with the gracefulness of his game. For eight-time major champion Andre Agassi, the numbers say his favorite event was the Miami Open.  

  • No Place Like Miami for Andre Agassi

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  • No Place Like Miami for Andre Agassi
  • The Champions, the Challengers and the Changing Guard of the US Open
  • Miami Open presented by Itaú Reveals New Stadium Court Pavilions
  • Home Court Advantage: The Next Chapter in US Open Heritage
  • The Miami Open and the Never-Ending Quest For World No. 1
  • The Road to the U.S. Open Runs Through Canada and Cincinnati
  • Build Your Miami Open, Your Way
  • Serena Returns as Wimbledon’s Main Draw Begins
  • French Open Descends Into Chaos as Djokovic, Sinner Fall