“Around the kitchen table with Andre Agassi, the kids… It’s noisy, fun” – When Steffi Graf shed light on the importance of family in her life

Andre, the children, their friends, and our families gathered around the kitchen table when we were there. “There is no other place I would rather be than here because it is loud, fun, and carefree,” Graf is quoted as saying.
“The kiss of a parent, the kiss of your husband, the kiss of your children: you receive them in that order in life, and they each make you feel alive in a different way,” Steffi Graf stated in her interview.”The first racket Andre used in a pro match at 16 and the one from his last game – the bookends of his career,” Steffi Graf stated in her interview.During the latter part of the 1980s and the early 1990s, the strong competition that existed between Gabriela Sabatini and Steffi Graf was a significant highlight of the women’s tennis scene. Although the statistics will tell you that Steffi Graf won 22 Grand Slam titles while Sabatini only won one, this rivalry was about much more than the number of wins or losses. In spite of the fact that Graf was victorious the majority of the time, it never appeared as though one of the players had a distinct advantage over the other on the court regardless of the fact that they were competing against each other.