I'll second that - I reckon that either Corretja or Ferrero will have their revenge on him, although I also wouldn't bet against Agassi taking him out if they met in the latter rounds. It's quite ironic, really, that after Agassi's breathtaking destruction of Costa in Rome last year in the QFs, everyone instantly labelled him the huge favourite for Paris, and yet it was Costa who learnt from that defeat and decided to adopt Agassi's aggressive style and step further into the court to play his shots, something which worked wonders against Kuerten, Canas, Corretja and Ferrero in the final.