WATCH: Andre Agassi discloses how Steffi Graf made Andy Roddick felt cheated on

Agassi and Roddick joined hands in the previous edition of the Pickleball Slam.

WATCH: Andre Agassi discloses how Steffi Graf made Andy Roddick felt cheated on

Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick (Credits: CNN)

Andre Agassi recently disclosed a hilarious moment where he was accused of disloyalty by Andy Roddick. The former picked his wife Steffi Graf to be his Pickleball Slam 2 partner.

Both Agassi and Roddick shared the court in the tournament’s previous edition. Subsequently, the much-anticipated showdown witnessed the American duo downing John McEnroe and Michael Chang to claim the $1 million purse.

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Andre Agassi and his wife Steffi Graf recently featured in an interview posted on the tournament’s official X handle where they discussed the latest events of the Pickleball event. During the conversation, the American hilariously shared how the former World No. 1 accused him of cheating owing to his choice of partner for the event.

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Andy already messaged me that he feels like I'm cheating on him. Like bringing another partner to the court. I came into my wife's defense and said how can I cheat on you with my wife it's not really cheating.
Andre Agassi, during an interview posted on The Pickleball Slam’s X account

Pickleball Slam 2 is scheduled to kick off in February 2024, featuring Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf locking horns with John McEnroe and Maria Sharapova for the title.

A preview of Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick’s tennis careers

Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick have enjoyed stellar tennis careers during their time on the ATP Tour. While the former added eight Grand Slam titles to his notch, the latter managed to capture the 2003 US Open crown. Roddick also reached the finals of four other majors, losing each of those encounters to rival Roger Federer.

Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick
Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick (Credits: Tennisworld)

The 53-year-old first turned pro in 1986 and dominated the circuit for well over two decades. During the span of his professional career, Agassi held the World No. 1 spot for a jaw-dropping 101 weeks. The American walked away from the sport in 2006 and left behind an impressive legacy, having won 60 career singles titles on the tour and an Olympic gold medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

Andy Roddick, on the other hand, remains the last American man to win the US Open title to date. He achieved this feat during the hardcourt slam’s 2003 edition after he overpowered Spain’s Juan Carlos Ferrero in the summit clash. The 41-year-old accumulated 32 singles titles to his name at the time of his retirement in 2012 and held the World No. 1 position for a cumulative 13 weeks.

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