Tennis legend Andre Agassi's resume is unassailable. Agassi won eight Grand Slam singles titles and was one of the biggest stars in the sport for decades. Additionally, Agassi's thoughts on Novak Djokovic can be trusted as he has a strong personal relationship with the 24-time Grand Slam champion.

Agassi opens up on Nole. During an event in Bengaluru, ATP legend Andre Agassi – who coached Nole for a brief stint between 2017 and 2018 – analyzed the 24-time Grand Slam cha

Agassi also spoke about Djokovic's partnership with Andy Murray, stressing on trust in a coach-student relationship. He was optimistic about their partnership but said results would show if it works.

Agassi cited the experience from his own career where he had to deal with the retirement of his great rival Pete Sampras while speaking about Novak Djokovic who has now seen the retirements recently of Roger Federer,

In a short career, Carlos Alcaraz has received plenty of respect and appreciation, and on Wednesday, he got another healthy dose from none other than Andre Agassi, albeit with a sprinkling of caution.

Legendary Andre Agassi highlighted Carlos Alcaraz's unique blend of qualities reminiscent of Djokovic, Federer, and Nadal. However, he cautioned against expecting Alcaraz to replicate the Big Three's success due to various factors like injuries and luck.

Agassi, himself an eight-time Slam champion, then outlined the reason to not place a massive load of expectations on Alcaraz.

Andre Agassi said that it could be challenging for Novak Djokovic to stay motivated after the retirement of both Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. But he also said that one should not write off Djokovic.