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Tennis champ admits crystal meth use

Yeah, crystal meth is clearly on the list of drugs banned by athletic federations.

In his new book, “Open,” tennis great and former lady killer Andre Agassi admits he used the dangerous narcotic regularly in the late ’90s, according to PEOPLE magazine.

More specifically, the Associated Press says the Olympic gold medalist and eight time grand slam winner used meth in 1997, the year he dropped to No. 141 in the rankings.

“I can’t speak to addiction, but a lot of people would say that if you’re using anything as an escape, you have a problem,” Agassi told PEOPLE.

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More importantly perhaps, Agassi opens in his book about his hair loss and romances.

Passages from the memoir will be printed this week by PEOPLE and “Sports Illustrated.”

What do you think? Does this change the way you feel about Agassi?


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By flipper

October 28, 2009 2:33 PM | Link to this

I am aghast that Agassi would be an addict. His abberant tendencies should be abrogated.

By Dazzling

October 28, 2009 2:48 PM | Link to this

In summer ninety seven Agassi hit the pipe hard Lies and deceit win

By Harry Houdini

October 28, 2009 10:56 PM | Link to this

Way to go Agassi! Rush Limbaugh on hillbilly heroin and you doing crystal meth. Is this a great country or what?

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