八卦真多……
@买啥啥跌卖啥啥涨：Q. Do you have a preference? Do you enjoy the women's more when they are there or it doesn't really affect you?ANDRE AGASSI: I don't know, the women's when Steffi is playing.-趁阿格结婚迈入第10个年头之际再翻点98年的老新闻，他对她应该不能算“暗恋”吧？奇怪以前没一家媒体去炒作？
Q. Who is your favorite player you would like to play with?ANDRE AGASSI: Steffi Graf, in a pair of high heel shoes Q. Who is wearing the high heels? (No response.)说说又停停，欲言又止。喜欢看她打球跟她穿高跟鞋有什么关系？
In my opinion, Stef and Andre really began in 1998. I've read an interview where Stef was upset that the pundits criticized Andre for competing in the tennis minor leagues. She thought he had to "start somewhere”
I read where Andre commented on how he felt a kinship with Stef as they were both top players raising from low rankings. I read from a chat where Stef mentioned meeting Andre by chance in an airport in Frankfort in late 1998, and having a nice conversation with him.
So clearly, she had started to have some respect for him way before their practice together in Key Biscayne. Of course, he had his 10 year crush on her, and he pursued her in a way that she obviously liked.--这就是98年他们俩的八卦。


双J来袭！！！
这抱着一个，肚子里还有一个，真是个无敌妈妈！！！







双J宝宝真是大规模杀伤性武器！！！







@买啥啥跌卖啥啥涨：一篇超有趣的文章，99年9月，老阿和格格刚刚公布关系没几天在德国的比赛，记者是想尽了办法套老阿关于格的话题，老阿一直打太极拳，记者死不甘心，扯一两个别问题又绕回格的话题上，笑晕！老阿一直在**装酷，说的好象格格跟他一点关系都没有的样子。
COMPAQ GRAND SLAM CUP
September 30, 1999
Andre Agassi
MUNICH, GERMANY
ITF: Questions for Andre.
Q. That first set sort of went past you before anyone really noticed. Was this mainly due to the fact that you haven't played since the US Open and had probably a lot of other things on your mind?
ANDRE AGASSI: Well, I mean, it's always tough, your first match after a few weeks away, especially after a long summer. You know, I mean, plus, too, only being here a couple days, the ball is moving rather quick. I was really having a hard time picking it up. It took me, you know, about a good 45, 50 minutes of playing out there before I started getting a little bit more comfortable with the pace. But he played well. I mean, he served big on some crucial points. I felt like I could have got the momentum in the second set, a number of breakpoints. He came up with some big shots. You know, I gave myself a chance. But you got to play well to beat a guy like Tommy.
Q. That first set reminded you in any way your match with Pioline here?
ANDRE AGASSI: Well, the score certainly did, didn't it? No, I mean, I was missing a lot of shots. I mean, he hit a couple good shots. All he really had to do was keep the ball in the court, and I wasn't so clean on my timing for a while. I knew if I could just settle down and make some shots, at least I would make him have to play well to beat me. And he managed to play well in the third, real well.
Q. How much have you seen of your tennis racquet in the time between The Open final and here?
ANDRE AGASSI: Not a whole lot. I mean, I started playing about -- I took a good, solid week off, started hitting some balls. Good thing in Vegas, there's altitude, so it was actually not bad getting ready for here. More than anything, it's being over here enough time to be ready. I would have been better off with a Friday start, at least for the start. I managed to give myself a chance, which felt good, considering how it started.
Q. Did you feel a kind of empty?
ANDRE AGASSI: I'm sorry?
Q. Did you feel a kind of empty?
ANDRE AGASSI: Did I feel a kind of what?
Q. Empty.
ANDRE AGASSI: I don't understand.
Q. As in no strength.
ANDRE AGASSI: Well, I mean, I felt a little flat, no question, in the first set. But then I thought the tennis got pretty good.
Q. What are your plans now, playing plans? Staying over here?
ANDRE AGASSI: Yeah. I'll stay certainly for a few days. Got some good players here. Got to get over to Basel, get ready for Basel.
Q. After he broke you in the third set like for 4-3, did you feel tired then?
ANDRE AGASSI: I did. I did. I felt tired, which was a 

surprise. You know, I felt so sharp the whole summer. You know, again, the first match after a lot of intense tennis is difficult. Then there's a lot of nervous energy at the risk of losing 0-0. I really was concerned about that. I just wanted to get into it. So I spent probably a little bit more energy than I needed to in the second set. Served for it at 5-4. Then we started having a few more rallies. But, you know, he hit some good shots. He was just a little too good there at the end.
Q. Do you think he had an advantage by having played yesterday? Do you think you might have taken him a bit too easily? Were you looking past him to the next round?
ANDRE AGASSI: No, no, no, no. I don't take anybody easily, ever. It helps to get the match in. I mean, the air is light here, so the ball gets away from you. The tendency is to pull back a little bit. The more you don't execute your shots, the quicker the ball will fly on you. You have to make sure you're executing. Sometimes you can get tentative when you don't want to hit it too big because it's easy to miss here. It took me a while to find my rhythm. But when I did, I mean, I was, you know, in the third set. I had a chance. But he played well towards the end. Just broke me down.
Q. Whatever we have been asking for, everybody would like to know a little bit something about you and Steffi, especially here in Germany. Before I remember you were saying you had to focus mostly in tennis, and it was very difficult to concentrate in tennis if you had other problems. How is it now? All these people talking and talking about you and Steffi and everything else, is it difficult?
ANDRE AGASSI: Well, I mean, you come here to play tennis. It's not ideal. You know, it doesn't affect you on the court. You try to focus on what you're doing. It's more difficult than if there wasn't so much attention, definitely.
Q. Do you feel more pressure, especially being in Germany?
ANDRE AGASSI: No. There's enough pressure just trying to beat these guys, you know. Just got to work hard to try to win. If you don't play your best, it's easy to lose against the best players.
Q. Are you learning German, by any chance?
ANDRE AGASSI: No. Doesn't come too easily.
Q. Some German papers have been printing stories that you want to have a baby and all this stuff. We'd like to have a word from the horse's mouth, if we could. Is there any truth to any of these German newspaper reports that you're interested in getting married and having children?
ANDRE AGASSI: I have no plans, no.
Q. You had an awful lot of attention about your private life for a number of years.
ANDRE AGASSI: Yeah.
Q. Does it get any easier or does it get harder?
ANDRE AGASSI: That's a good question. I think, you know, you learn to separate it a little bit easier. I think it somehow gets a little bit easier. You never quite get comfortable with it. You get more used to it, though.
Q. Any reason why Steffi Graf wasn't here today? Anything you want to say about that?
ANDRE AGASSI: Not really, no.

over you? Does he have your number? He buzzed you in a match.
ANDRE AGASSI: What does that mean, buzzed me?
Q. With an F-16. He also said he was hoping Steffi would be here. He seemed to have no respect for you.
ANDRE AGASSI: If he can beat me, God bless him. He did today. Not too concerned about it. I mean, he's a good player, who, I'm going to have to play well to beat him.
Q. When were you last as light as you are now?
ANDRE AGASSI: I've been this light pretty much the whole year, I guess maybe starting from March. Then back in the beginning of '94 maybe after my wrist surgery, I spent a lot of time training physically, but wasn't quite as strong as I am now, but I was as light.
Q. You've been quoted in the press as saying how happy and content you are since you and Steffi have been together. How has she changed your life?
ANDRE AGASSI: I don't remember that quote.
Q. Speculation has been that you're saying you're very happy and fulfilled at the moment. I'm wondering how has she changed your life since you've been together?
ANDRE AGASSI: I've just enjoyed my time with her. It's not any different than anybody you enjoy spending time with.
Q. Next year there's also like the Olympics again, the situation in your Davis Cup team seems to have changed. Can you comment on those goals? Is it just the Slams?
ANDRE AGASSI: Well, no. I mean, I'm excited about the Davis Cup. I'm excited about John being the captain. I'm looking forward to experiencing, hopefully, a great team. But, you know, Olympics is awesome, too. It's going to be a full year next year between Davis Cup and the Olympics and the Grand Slams. There's a lot of important tennis to be played. All of it has great importance.
Q. How long can you maintain your form? You have had ups-and-downs in your career. Now you are very much up. Are you afraid of another down?
ANDRE AGASSI: No. You know, I'm older now, more aware of what I'm looking for. I certainly don't have the energy to go down again. To me, it's physical. If I'm physically as strong as ever, if not stronger, than I have no concerns. As long as you're more fit, age won't have any factor, except being an advantage with your experience. I've just got to make sure I'm fit and moving well.
Q. You just said that you're going to stay in Munich for a couple of days. Is Steffi coming and are you guys going together to Cologne on Saturday?
ANDRE AGASSI: No. I mean, that's her business, what she's doing.
Q. Since you was there, who in your opinion won the match?
ANDRE AGASSI: De La Hoya won that fight.
Q. You think so?
ANDRE AGASSI: That's my opinion.
Q. I call it Trinidad.
ANDRE AGASSI: Then you start showing the scores. Both fighters came out in the last two rounds. One says, "If I stay on my feet I win," the other said, "If I knock him out, I win." If you thought Trinidad won, then you thought something different than even Trinidad thought. Took him a solid 12 seconds to put up his arms after the fight anyhow. I mean, granted, De La Hoya shouldn't have ran from him. I don't believe in that ever. I don't think he did enough to win the fight. Seven, three and two.
Q. You seem to be on top of your game now. Do you ever think about what you might be doing, when you're going to step down?
ANDRE AGASSI: No, no, no. I don't even leave room to think about that now. That's hopefully a long ways away.
Q. When you were in Roland Garros, you said the win of Steffi inspired you a lot. Then you said also for a lot of reasons, I remember that. Which were those reasons?
ANDRE AGASSI: That's for me to know and you to figure out.

甜蜜的小八卦：
07年接受采访时，这对爹妈说，以前双J吵着要养狗，但当时老阿没退役，满世界跑不方便，所以允诺他们说，等老爹退役之后养，结果刚退役那两年也没养上，因为还是很忙，满世界飞……不过现在已经养狗了……
采访视频在这里：v.youku.com/v_show/id_XMjE5OTA2Mzc2.html
@哪吒削骨:听说最近他们养第二条狗啦
@买啥啥跌卖啥啥涨：是的啊,新狗叫BUSTER,老阿BLOG里面说现在格格天天要做6个人的饭(2只狗+4个人)要保证那5个"人"要天天吃饱吃好吃开心...汗...
第一条狗是只德国牧羊犬，去年老阿送给格格40岁的生日礼物，结果天天被两个娃给占有了，两个宝宝天天跟狗同吃同睡，并央求格格老阿上学放学接送的路上也要把狗拽上车。这狗真幸福啊！


管教两个小家伙：
@买啥啥跌卖啥啥涨：Who acts more consequently in the child-rearing, you or your husband? "It is diffucult for me to stay consequent all the time. He is rather the strict one. But strict in quotation marks"--JADEN和JAZ家是严父慈母。
This means that Andre Agassi exercises his authority if in the evening the children don't want to go to bed? “When I don't make any progress, he has to intervene. Let's say it this way: often it is rather a collective enforcement-格格叫不动的时候老阿要出马展示他一家之长的权威
大概意思是在子女教育问题上她跟老阿谁原则性更强？格格说她很难一直坚持原则（YY下场景，JADEN和JAZ做错事不乖什么的，本该被打屁股啦，结果两娃吃定妈妈了，一哭一撒娇当妈妈的就没辙啦），相对还是老阿更“严厉”点。

老阿的囧话：
Having married one of the most desirable women in the world, I ask him if he's the envy of a lot of men. "Ha! I would be envious of me as well. I think the greatest decision anyone can make in life is the partner they chose, it's the foundation,the person who is going to help you raise your children, help you through good times, the bad times. So for anybody who feels a real partnership and love affair with their partner, there's a lot to envy, it's a gift.-记者问老阿把世界上唯一的女王抱回家，会不会遭众男人羡慕，他说他自己也羡慕他自己，囧！


再来双J，每次看到照片都想咆哮，还能再可爱点么？？？！！！







同志们看出这张纸是啥了么？？？嘿嘿嘿XDDD

欢迎欢迎！！！
前总统的文章估计找不到了，也是一位格迷好早以前看到过的，凭印象说一下，但是那个总统提到小格的文章好像找到过，一下子翻不出来了，等找到了再贴出来，呵呵……

必须天长地久！！！

去年底，老阿去巴西和库尔滕打了场表演赛：
@买啥啥跌卖啥啥涨：Andre was in Brazil this weekend he played a charity match with Gustavo Kuerten. He said that what he notices most about Brazil is the beautiful women, however he no longer pays attention to the opposite sex-老阿跑到巴西和GUGA打慈善赛去了,顺便拐弯的不点名的又拍了下老婆下马屁.