WATCH | When Andre Agassi Publicly Encouraged Roger Federer To Consider Getting Haircut
Agassi playfully suggested to Federer that he should contemplate going bald, drawing laughter as he pointed out that it would be a low-maintenance choice.
Tennis icons Roger Federer and Andre Agassi teamed up for a charity match at the 2005 Indian Wells Masters. Amidst their friendly exchange on the court, the legendary duo engaged in banter, with much of the humor directed at Federer's hair. In a light-hearted manner, Agassi playfully suggested to Federer that he should contemplate going bald, drawing laughter as he pointed out that it would be a low-maintenance choice.
During their exhibition match in 2005, Agassi injected a humorous moment by playfully interrupting Federer just as he was about to serve. With a smile, Agassi jokingly suggested that if Federer were to get a haircut, he wouldn't need to wear his headband and constantly adjust it during the match. This light-hearted comment brought a fun and entertaining element to their on-court interaction.
In response to Agassi's suggestion, Federer added to the humor by theatrically mimicking the act of shaving his head bald.
The atmosphere became filled with laughter from the audience as Agassi, in a playful manner, shouted "Come on cutie!" to encourage Federer as he prepared to serve.
Watch below viral video of the lighthearted banter between two tennis legends...
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Roger Federer isn't just popular for his skills but also his style, the distinctive long hair, often complemented by a headband.
Similarly, Andre Agassi too sported long, wavy hair during his early days in tennis. However, Agassi started experiencing hair loss and eventually opted to go completely bald and play with a fully shaved head, embracing his natural look. The transformation became one of the notable aspects of his later career.
In 2006, 3rd September, Andre Agassi's illustrious tennis career officially ended. One of the most iconic Tennis players of all time, Agassi retired from professional tennis on September 3, 2006, after being defeated by Benjamin Becker in the third round of the US Open.
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