Show must go on...
As Einstein said Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. So is the case of all heros in sports.Let it be Michael Schumacher or Sachin Tendulkar. People will raise them to the status of demigods and when they fail to deliver, they will be mere mortals.So dont be surprised by the fact that Sachin was booed by Wankhede crowd or Schumacher was not applauded by the crowd after winning US Grandprix of 2005 (Only six drivers competed). These are all the part of game. These heroes have proved that "form is temporary, only class is permanent" when they delivers again. Schumacher has proved this clinching victories in San Marino, European circuit and the US circuits. Sachin has proved it many times. Andre Agassi is no exception.

Yes I am a bit biased in case of Andre. Because he is the first champion to me or to be precise the winner of first grandslam that I watched in TV, the Wimbledon 92. Sad to see that he was battling against age in his last match in wimbledon against Nadal (Nadal was 8 years old when Agassi lifted the Wimbledon in 92). The end of an era of flamboyance. Hope some one will be continuing from where Agassi left. All set to watch the 21 st season of Andre in the Flushing Meadows.

Those 20 seasons...