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Old 12-25-2011, 11:39 PM   #16
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Agassi's book is fantastic!
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Old 12-26-2011, 12:40 AM   #17
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I read Rafa's autobiography and liked it a lot. I also read Pete Sampras' book and Andre Agassi's. I liked Rafa's the best. I also read a biography of Rafa in Spanish. I was surprised how much of the Spanish I studied in high school and college came back to me. Tennis has been a better language study aid than any book or videotape.
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Agassi's book is fantastic!
he really laid into bollettieri in that book
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Could you write something about Gilbert's book? I'd like to buy it next year...
It has everything, tales of BG's tactics and insights into some of his matches, psychological warfare tactics he's experienced and used, the whole journey from start to end with Agassi, tactical advices for competitive players on any level - use of different spins, speeds, key points. It was a super read. I read it all the time and feel it has been a great benefit for my own game as well as entertaining and insightful into the world of tennis. Still read it all the time, just the type of book you can open any page and just read a bit.
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