Andre Agassi vs Carlos Moya 2003 Miami Final Highlights
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This is the final year of Agassi's second chapter of his prime.. He injured his back midway through the year and he was never the same since, then Federer started beating him consistently and emerged as the goat.
Federer is not the GOAT. Djokovic is the GOAT and the BOAT by far.
hola te corrijo....djokovic es el GOAT
Agassi practically half volleying from mid court and baseline with the pace of a full throated swing, would love to see prime Agassi competing in the big 3 era.
The great Andre ! Thanks a lot for this highlights
Moya loved to run around his backhand. His forehand was explosive but he left a lot of the court open. Against Agassi, who was still in his prime in 2003, he would pick you apart if he guessed right.
Thank for your work, it's so rare to have footage of this period
Beautiful baseline tennis
These guys prepared us for watching great Big 3 future battles
Modern game is awesome
So good!!
Moya or Jim Morrison ??
Agassi is the GOAT in my book.
if he would take tennis serius before 95,he would win much more.i think like 12-13 GS.and Sampras would win less.becaure Agassi played on slow surfaces better than him.
Amazing career, raw talent and ball striker, but his results don't match up.
Still the only player to ever win the "Career Super Slam" (winning the four Grand Slam tournaments, an Olympic gold medal, the Davis Cup and the ATP World Tour Finals).
@@alexshah7860 8 Grandslams,an Olympic Gold Medal,6 finals!!
@@robertkirya3006 Yes, I know his results He also won 17 masters and 1 World tour final. Very complete career, but it doesn't match up to guys who have won 20+ slams and 30+ masters.
Andre is one of the greatest underdogs in sports history. I've seen him in person, he's tiny. In a sport of giants and guys a whole lot stronger than him he had to grind and work incredibly hard to win points. He got a great career out of that slight frame
only in sports would a 5'11 be called "short" lol. but in all seriousness I love andre too. I personally like pete-and-andre more than fedal
@@jakehuang3545 Mmmmm maybe 5'10". I've seen him before
@@seanjenkins331 I think you're telling the truth but could this have been an older Agassi you saw and he's shrunk a bit due to old age? But I've always had this sneaking suspicion that the "official" height ATP reports for their shorter players are really their height when they're in shoes (cough cough Diego Schwartzman)
@@jakehuang3545 Yes it was after retirement. He was at a charity event in Philadelphia
@@seanjenkins331 that's nice. I think andre just looks shorter bc he's bald. I honestly think a lot of players add an inch or two to their height but bc they have hair their reported height looks more plausible since you never know where the head ends and the hair begins
Agassi wore the same shirt from Australian open to Wimbledon.
And it was an awful shirt, it looks like a truck just drover over it. Nike stopped caring about him in 2003. He went to adidas in 2005 and rounded off his career wearing even worse clothes. He dressed like a boss from 1998-2002.
Carlos Moya is the OG Rafael Nadal, that also explains why he’s his coach.
Carlos Moya at that time looks like a little bit Rob Lowe~~?:)
Agassi 6 miami titles
Basically poor man's Djokovic (Agassi) vs poor man's righty Nadal (Moya) lol
I like the comparison.
ESTUPIDA COMPARACION
Moya was no match for agassi even on clay Agassi beat the sh$@ out of him