People, I think, don't understand the pain of losing in a final. You practice and travel and grind to get ready. You win for one week, four matches i… - Andre Agassi

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People, I think, don't understand the pain of losing in a final. You practice and travel and grind to get ready. You win for one week, four matches in a row. (Or, at a slam, two weeks, six matches.) Then you lose that final match and your name isn't on the trophy, your name isn't in the record books. You lost only once, but you're a loser.

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