Andre Agassi recently gave his fans a glimpse into his family life by sharing a photo dump featuring his wife, Steffi Graf, and daughter, Jaz Elle. The post also featured special appearances of ...

Steffi Graf sent her fans into a tail-spin when she made an ultra-rare appearance alongside husband Andre Agassi and their ...

Former professional tennis players Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi, who married in 2001, are parents to two children ...

Former tennis professional Andre Agassi shared a video playing tennis with his wife and fellow tennis legend Steffi Graf on social media, and fans were all greatly surprised. The pair matched with all ...

The former tennis players are about to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. They have a combined fortune of 290 million dollars and never pressured their offspring to pursue their sport. There ...

Andre Agassi issued a heartfelt apology to the Team World players after they lost to Team Europe at the Laver Cup. Europe ...

Andre Agassi's rarely-seen son Jaden Gil Agassi, 24, whom he shares with his wife Steffi Graf, towered over him during a recent public outing together. The father-son duo attended the French Open on ...

Tennis legend Andre Agassi is joining Anna Leigh Waters for the U.S. Open Pickleball in Naples, Florida. Agassi has become passionate about the sport since retiring from tennis. The tournament kicks ...

Andre Agassi has admitted that he and his former rival Pete Sampras could not stand one another for a long time during their careers.

Andre Agassi may be in London leading Team World at this year's Laver Cup, but family is never far from his mind. The eight-time Grand Slam champion has been married to fellow tennis legend Steffi ...

These days, married Hall of Fame tennis stars Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi pass up tennis for pickleball, which they play at least three times a week. Their interest in the sport began during the ...

After years of relative quiet, the public is meeting “Andre 2.0” — a pickleball booster, an open book and a guy eager to build a less tortured relationship with competition.