“I slide to my knees and say : Please let this be over.
When I re-read it, I also spotted a love-hate relationship that existed not only in his career but also with people and his own self too.Īnd what caught my attention is the display of his alternating emotion towards tennis like a constant reminder in the book. When I first read Open, what floated across was stark irony. Hitting a ball dead perfect - The only peace. The undying spirit of an ordinary man, who dusts off and gets up, blow after blow, is what makes ‘Open’, an autobiography by the tennis legend Andre Agassi, a memoir to celebrate the extraordinary. What you do when life throws everything but the kitchen sink at you.Ī journey that surfs through highs and lows lows, lows and more lows and a few highs up along the way. This book is about one man’s journey through life.Ī man - ever evolving and constantly searching for himself.Īnd it's just that he happened to play tennis. The headline will lead you to thinking that this is going to be a tragic romantic novel.
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