On 9/11/06, Gruss Gott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Well he's got a ways to go yet to even reach Sampras' level and he's
> yet to win all four majors - a necessary but not sufficient
> requirement to be the greatest tennis player ever.


Not really. He's 5 short, and he's only 25. You realize, of course, that
Samprass never won all four majors. Agassi is on a short list of players
who've won a career grand slam, and I don't think any of the others are
active, or have been for a long time.

He's got talent, and he's good, but so was Agassi.  Arguably had
> Agassi put as much into his mid years are he did into his last he'd be
> the greatest player ever.


Maybe, but he didn't. Agassi never dominated like Federer has the last few
years. Sampras almost did. But Federer has now appeared in the last 6 grand
slam finals. He has more shots than any player I've ever seen.

So we'll see if:
>
> 1.) Federer's body can hack it.


Always a variable.

2.) Federer's mind can hack it.


Not even an issue. He's the calmest champion I've ever watched.

3.) Federer can win on clay.


Sampras didn't, Mcenroe didn't, Connors didn't....

Playing tennis on dirt is ridiculous :)

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