the summer of 2006, Andre Agassi plays his last match at the U.S. Open. He has a 21-year career in which he spent eight grand slam titles, sixty singles titles and Olympic medals. Agassi was the last tournament for a new beginning rather than an end. If Agassi had to choose a tennis racket, he might never arrested. But his domineering father dreamed that one of his children would be a successful tennis player. Andre was the greatest talent to have. Open is the frank autobiography of one of the most intriguing athletes in recent years. Sometimes shockingly honest he talks about his upbringing, training at Nick Bollettieri's tennis, his marriage to Brooke Shields for the love Stefanie Graf and Andre Agassi for his work Foundation