This is only the second time (after Houston) we in America got to see
GG in a match, let's say, non-Satellite; non-digital television.

WHAT A MATCH! I've seen Agassi dozens of time over dozens of years,
and he was challenged. Wishing the best for Clay Court Europe, where
I only really get to check in via BBC news. Before the French Open of
course, goodness, a mere 7 weeks away!!!

I am guessing Monte Carlo next, but, will check the calendar here
before, I have to go to work. How sad for Monaco with the loss of HRH
Prince Rainier.

Best to all; and most of all, Vamos Gaston! Everyone is talking about
Nadal after the Miami final, ah, phooey. Gaston can take out Nadal,
like he did in Vina.

Holly


--- In gastongaudioclub@yahoogroups.com, "valemart_1"
<valemart_1@y...> wrote:
>
> Press releases, Nasdaq-100 Open (28 March 2005):
> (Agassi) says playing someone like Gaudio will be quite a battle.
> "He has one of the best one-handed backhands in the world and he
moves
> really well and it was an amazing accomplishment in Paris last
year,"
> said Agassi. "He knows how to win big matches and I'll need to make
> sure I'm executing and playing at least as well as I did today."
>
> Gaudio says: "I've been thinking about this match for a long time. I
> will be very enjoyable and very complicated". (ESPNDeportes).
>
> I have a feeling it will be complicated for Agassi!
>
> VAMOS GASTON!!!