Andre Agassi News
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A 17-year-old soccer player in Utah was recently charged with homicide for fatally punching a referee who had just given him a yellow card. Maybe you remember the story. Or maybe you’ve already conflated it with the countless others like it -- tales of kids, coaches and especially parents acting like utter idiots at youth sporting events, occasionally with tragic consequences.
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Comcast Corp.’s decision to carry the Tennis Channel as premium programming was a business judgment that didn’t discriminate against programming owned by others, a U.S. appeals court ruled, overturning a regulator’s order to include the channel in lower-cost packages.
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In his prime, Andre Agassi never would have laughed after losing a set point to Pete Sampras .
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Andre Agassi , the former tennis champion, and Canyon Capital Realty Advisors LLC said they created a real estate fund that will spend $500 million to capitalize on and promote the movement for U.S. charter schools.
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Andre Agassi will be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame following a 20-year professional career that included eight Grand Slam titles and more than 100 weeks as the sport’s top-ranked player.
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When Charles Brewer was shown the piece of land in Guanacaste province, Costa Rica, back in 2006, he knew immediately it was what he had been looking for. Located on the Central American nation’s Pacific coast, it consists of 1,200 acres of rolling hills, with numerous overlooks, a crescent beach and roaming monkeys.
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Andre Agassi , an eight-time Grand Slam singles champion, highlights the list of nominees for the International Tennis Hall of Fame .
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Rafael Nadal is the favorite to win his sixth French Open title in today’s Roland Garros final against Roger Federer , former champions Andre Agassi and Jim Courier said.
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Pete Sampras , Andre Agassi and Bjorn Borg , who have a combined 33 Grand Slam singles titles, will compete in the 2011 Champions Series, organized by men’s tennis senior tour.
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A warehouse where workers once shaped and cut steel on Milwaukee’s north side is getting a second life. It’s being transformed into a charter school that’s scheduled to open in August.
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