is  pete sampras is retiring in tennis?
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Pete Sampras retired from tennis 2 years ago at the age of 30.
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I say Pete Sampras but Roger could be coming up also
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Pete Sampras (USA) def. Todd Martin (USA), 7-6, 6-4, 6-4
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Pete Sampras won his first Wimbledon title, beating former World No. 1 Jim Courier in the final.
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Depends on the surface: \n\nOn Grass Pete Sampras in his prime is the best has an edge over Federer, Sampras had the best serve in the game.\n\nOn Hard court, Sampras and Federer would be evenly matched. \n\nClay court: Many players. \n\nOverall: Sampras is the greatest for now, unless Federer beats his grand slams record.
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Sampras weapon was his serve, which isn't effective on clay. Further you can't move in clay as easily on grass, which prevented him to come to the net and volley. \n\nFYI, Sampras did win clay court tournaments, but never the French open, he managed to reach semis there.
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Yes, for USA in the World Baseball Classic.  After that -- he hasn't decided, but my prediction is he will retire.  His manager recently said he is leaning that way. \n\n(He has many options, including returning to the Astros, but he'd have to wait until May 1 to do that.  My guess is that is the second most likely.)
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He is REALLY going to retire.  It's actually pretty smart when you think about it.\nHe's at his peak and that is what he will be remembered for, instead of ending up a back-up 5 years from now.\n\nIt makes him all the better this year though because he is going to play his heart out.
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Jimmy Connors holds the record for most titles in men's tennis in the modern era.  I believe he has somewhere around 105 tournament titles to his credit.  Pete Sampras holds the record for most grandslam titles with 14 but that was not really the answer to the question you just asked.
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Pete Sampras Vs. Todd Martin 7-6 6-4 6-4
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nope he pretty much retired i believe
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That is sad but he announced that he is retiring after World Cup.  He was a superhero back in '98 and will always be the guy who won France the Cup.  He had a great career and will always be a hero to his fans.
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Well, in fact, he did lose those finals. Sampras, for instance, has 14 Grand Slam titles...
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The last player to win Men's Singles at Wimbledon without losing a single set was the Swedish Bjorn Borg, in 1976.\n\nThe Swede won 5 Wimbledons in a row, playing marvelous and ousting young John McEnroe many years in a row, before Johnny-Mac surpassed Bjorn Borg and this combined with drug problems forced the retirement of the Swedish great, who many compare Roger Federer to today.
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he retired b/c his skills are eroding.\n\nhe's 38 years old or older...\n\nAND HIS CHIN IS ONE BIG OFF BUTTON!!!
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Andre Agassi\n\nIn two decades of tennis, U.S. player Andre Agassi went from being the young rebel with glam-rock hair to the grand "old man" with a head as smooth as a clay court -- and one of the greatest players in the game's history. He began playing professionally in 1986, and by 1988 had won more than $2 million in prize money. Throughout the 1990s, men's tennis was dominated by the back-and-forth rivalry of Agassi and Pete Sampras. In his career Agassi has won more than 850 singles matches, including 60 titles, 8 Grand Slams and an Olympic Gold Medal (Atlanta, 1996). Even after 20 years of playing, Agassi ranks in the top ten in men's tennis, and in 2005 made it to the finals of the U.S. Open (he lost to Roger Federer). One of the top earners in tennis, Agassi's flair for style and celebrity has also earned him a spot as one of the top earners in endorsements.\n\nAgassi was married to actress Brooke Shields from 1997-99... He married tennis great Steffi Graf in 2001, and they have two children... Agassi's sister was married to tennis pro Pancho Gonzales... Agassi's father, Emmanuel "Mike" Agassi, was an Olympic boxer for Iran in 1948 and 1952 before emigrating to Chicago.
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Pete Sampras is 10 times better!!!