Andre Agassi's Tennis Hack #shorts

Sport at the top level is often decided by the finest of margins and Andre Agassi proved that by managing to get the better of Boris Becker by learning how to read his serve just by watching his rival’s tongue.

Interviews:

[thewizard]

"The hardest part wasn't returning the serve, but rather going to sleep at night knowing what I know, but not being able to tell anyone"

[skyemanuel]

He waited all the way up to retirement to say that😂 thats dedication

[orangered]

Bro literally telegraphs his moves like a video game boss

[nadiaharden]

Definitely on his coach for not noticing and correcting such a give away

[MsGeorge]

"The opportunity of defeating the enemy is provided by the enemy himself."
- Sun Tzu

[GreenFaceMT]

He was studying his techniques like he was a Dark Souls boss.

[YogsenForfoth]

Agassi was the greatest returner in the history of tennis. He could return ANYBODY’s serve.

[nanaobx]

I remember Agassi being praised for his excellent return of serve. Who knew he could also read body language so well! 😅 Oh, those were the tennis days! With McEnroe, Agassi, Sampras, Becker, Ivanisevic, Edberg, Courier, and Lendl, tennis was never boring!

[prathamjaiswal]

"It's the weirdest thing. Everytime I cough, he folds"

[smusicfanatic]

Never interrupt your enemy when they’re sticking their tongue out
- Sun Tzu, The Art of Tennis

[lgarcia]

How smart was Agassi to see this level of detail of his opponent. Amazing! Those details are what make these elite guys different; it’s not only their skills

[codyandre]

“It’s like he’s reading my mind”
Nah brother just reading your tics 😂

[bigjerm]

Bro that's actually hilarious
"it's like he reads my mind" 🤣
Agassi did him so dirty

[grouchyblackman]

If you can see someone's tongue position from almost 80 ft away you're already a winner.

[dgdave]

Agassi was the best returner of serves that I know of. Grew up in that era watching him as a crazy teenager and then going on to become one the most admired and followed players for me. Watch him return some Goran Ivanisevic’s bullet fast serves !

[davidpoindexter]

The man seen a tell and didn't say anything to anyone keep his advantage and not ruining that mans career. That's a good sportsmen

[quincybirwood]

Never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake. Tell him after he retires, it will add salt to the wound. -Some anonymous psychopath

[kieranzgoku]

The fact that he was able to actually calculate that is pretty incredible, not even paying attention to the ball, just straight up staring down his opponents face while he serves and being like “yep, he’s going that way” incredible.

[stephenshortt]

That is the very best at reading your opponent. Andre was great for a few years.

[crzyking]

Andre Agassi was my Hero for the longest !!