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Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras Use Charity Event For Airing Of Grievances

Have you ever wondered what would happen if two world-renowned tennis players went to a packed charity match and acted like two brothers with decades of unresolved baggage? You have? Well, you’re in luck, because that’s exactly what Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras just did. Also, you need to wonder about different things.

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↵Okay, everybody feel uncomfortable and awkward yet? Yes? Great, mission accomplished.

↵We sort of wish Sampras had fired a second serve at Agassi’s head, if only because we are strong proponents of discord, and two retired tennis superstars engaged in a fistfight during a “Hit For Haiti” fundraiser qualifies in spades. But that didn’t really happen, so hey Pete Sampras: either take a joke or throw a punch. Make people happy one way or another.

↵Also, note that aside from injury, this is the only time one could ever actually feel sorry for Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal while they’re on a tennis court.

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