Taylor Fritz Thrilled by Carlos Alcaraz Meeting as He Bigs up Wimbledon Chances - The Mirror

Andre Agassi snaps at commentator over celebrity questions in awkward Wimbledon moment

Andre Agassi is at Wimbledon to talk tennis, not to fawn over celebrities. The legendary former player made that abundantly clear during Friday’s men's semifinal matches, growing increasingly frustrated at his BBC co-announcer, Andrew Castle, who kept bringing up the VIPs in attendance at Centre Court.

TV commentator Andrew Castle in row with Wimbledon icon Andre Agassi live on TV

TENNIS commentator Andrew Castle has come under fire again after interrupting Wimbledon legend Andre Agassi to talk about the Royal Box. The broadcaster, 61, was slammed by the 1992 Wimbledon winner after he cut him off to mention Nick Clegg in the VIP seats. GettyAndrew Castle is a veteran tennis commentator[/caption] GettyAndre Agassi is working for the BBC at Wimbledon[/caption] American tennis icon Agassi, 55, made his BBC commentary debut t…

Andre Agassi fears breaking BBC protocol during Wimbledon commentary

Andre Agassi has been giving his insight on Carlos Alcaraz vs Taylor Fritz.

"Going from John McEnroe to Andre Agassi is a wonderful experience" - Fans lost for words over American's 'insane' Wimbledon commentary ft. Carlos Alcaraz vs Taylor Fritz

Fans were delighted with Andre Agassi's insights during the Wimbledon semifinal between Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz.

Taylor Fritz thrilled by Carlos Alcaraz meeting as he bigs up Wimbledon chances - The Mirror

Taylor Fritz takes on Carlos Alcaraz in the last four at Wimbledon and believes them playing on the grass in SW19 is a huge plus as he bids to make a second Grand Slam final in a year

Andre Agassi points out the ‘ridiculous’ change Taylor Fritz has made with his backhand mid-match vs Carlos Alcaraz

Andre Agassi has made a key point of analysis, lauding Taylor Fritz for the mid-match change he made in the Wimbledon semi-final. Having endured the worst possible start against Carlos Alcaraz, being broken in his very first service game, the American went on to lose the following set, unable to trouble his opponent’s serve. However, having then settled into the match, he began cruising through service games, and significantly increased the risk…