Andre Agassi
Discover what lay behind a tennis legend's rise to fame and how he lived with a deep hatred for the sport that defined him.
Agassi was forced into a grueling tennis regimen from early childhood by an abusive father, leading to lifelong psychological trauma and resentment.
Despite achieving the highest levels of professional success, he secretly hated tennis and struggled deeply with his public image and self-worth.
The immense pressure of remaining at the top drove him to rock bottom, resulting in deep depression and a brief period of crystal meth use.