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Potentially one more, either at '25 AO or W. At 37.5 to 38 years old, that seems like a tall order.

1. Murray. He was just grumpy, always yelling at his box. He's still grumpy, lol, but I've grown to appreciate his humor, and it's clear how much he loves the sport, despite his mood on the court. 2. Hingis. I liked her variety and crafty game, but things started going downhill with me at the...

How cute is Rafa Jr! :)

He was saying a few months ago he wants to play into his 40s like Tom Brady. When he starts losing early in slams, he'll retire.

Nalbandian probably most talented to not win one, but a total headcase. Feel like Philippoussis deserves a mention. Two slam finals and same number of titles as Nalbandian, but had a lot of injuries.

Honestly, an Agassi biopic would have the most potential. Overbearing father, childhood prodigy, high school dropout, "Image is everything era," rivalry with Sampras (complete with contrasting styles/temperaments), meth, falling out of the top 100, dating/marrying/divorcing Hollywood stars...

Eh, Andre is always putting his foot in this mouth. I agree though it was amazing to watch Fed grow and evolve. Andre is the reason I started watching tennis, so I will always have some fondness for him. Watching him clay his way back to the top in the late 1990s was really emotional. His...

It's a shame she never made a US open final. I was especially gutted for her after the loss to Henin, which is still one of the best women's matches I've seen.

It'd be great to see them play the final (on the 10th anniversary of the '08 match!) I don't have much hope for Rafa, though. He was playing better last year, and even admitted he had hope for a deep run), and still lost early. Of course, no harm in him making a go at it. With this flop...

Both were depressing. But I'll go with 2016. The gold medal in dubs was a nice moment, and he won Monte Carlo (I was seriously doubting whether he'd even win a masters again).

He was never going to play Queens. Or at best, he would show up and tank his first match. No point. I think he will play Wimbledon, but this might be his last year.

I don't think they're friends, but I think they're friendly. They seemed pretty chummy at the Laver Cup last year. Since they're older, maybe they appreciate their rivalry more and what it meant to tennis. On the other hand, clearly there's no love lost between Sampras/Agassi. In his book...

Rafa has given more of himself to this sport than perhaps any other player. He was a teenage phenom, and is still winning slams at age 32. The mental and physical grind of the tour cannot be underestimated. Just look at Djokovic, who is on a 2-year mental walkabout. Rafa knows he is inching...

This popped collar look on Djoko is just o_O

Slam - Wimbledon Masters - Indian Wells or Monte Carlo (love the setting) 500 - Queens 250 - Doha (used to be the one in Indianapolis before it moved to Atlanta) Olympics

This was the first one to come to mind. Capriati so desperately wanted to win her home slam, and this was probably her best chance. Henin was cramping up at the end of the last set and still managed to pull out the win. Great match. Another - Capriati d. Hingis, 2002 AO Final. 4–6, 7–6...

How about Anastasia Myskina in 2004? Won the French, plus titles in Doha and Moscow and helped lead Russia to a Fed Cup win. Results tapered off in '05 and especially '06, had a baby, and hasn't played since.

Besides the lob and return of serve, I actually think his physique is the most suitable for tennis among the four of them.

Berdych. An arrogant tool, with very few results. And of course Tomic.

I don't know why everyone is picking Agassi over Nalbandian. Nalbandian is one dude I'd never want to meet in a dark alley.

I admit, this Fedal bromance has given me all the feels. Overall, the event was fun and great for the sport.

So this is why they made day 3 matches worth more...the drama!!!!

Fed to save the day.

In terms of tennis, WTF probably. As a Rafa fan, it is absolutely the biggest blemish on his resume. For casual sports fans, patriotism, etc, the Olympics. The Olympics obviously mean a lot to several players, like the Williams sisters and Murray. Agassi is the only player to win all 4...

Fed - AO '09. I can see why some would say Wimby '08, but after '07, I just felt like it was a matter of time before Rafa won. Rafa - AO '14. AO '12 would have been a tough loss for either player (because the level in that match was insane), but AO '14 felt like the one that got away. Rafa...

Neither. Rafa needed to win the AO this year to have a real shot at over taking Fed. Novak has a slight chance, but he needs to go on a tear again like 2015-2016. Unlikely, in my opinion.

When Rafa was stuck at 14 for awhile, I seriously doubted whether he'd when another major again. Especially outside of the French. Now he's bagged two more. In the end, never count him out. Mark of a champion.

Kevin giving Rafa a weird look, lol

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Congrats, Rafa!!! Sweet 16.