Andre Agassi only ever won one doubles title in his entire tennis career.
Agassi is one of the most decorated singles players in ATP history, having won eight Grand Slam titles.
This includes being one of only nine men to have completed the Career Grand Slam, with Agassi having won one title at every major tournament at least once.
Despite all of his singles success, Agassi actually only won one ATP doubles title in his career, which came at the Cincinnati Open.
Andre Agassi won his only doubles title with Petr Korda at the Cincinnati Open
Agassi was already a Grand Slam singles champion heading into the 1993 Cincinnati Open, having won his first major at Wimbledon in 1992.
It was at this tournament where he would partner Petr Korda, with Agassi receiving a wildcard to play with the then Grand Slam singles finalist.
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Despite it being their first time playing together, Agassi and Korda made it all the way to the final after beating top seeds Patrick McEnroe and Richey Reneberg.
This was just Agassi’s second doubles final, having lost in the 1992 Canadian Open championship match with John McEnroe.
Agassi would go one better with Korda, as they beat the Swedish pairing of six-time Grand Slam champion Stefan Edberg and Henrik Holm to win the Cincinnati Open title.
This was one of four doubles finals Agassi would reach in his career, but the only one where he would end up with the title.
| Tournament where Andre Agassi reached doubles final | Andre Agassi’s doubles partner | Final result |
| Canadian Open 1992 | John McEnroe | Lost to Patrick Galbraith and Danie Visser, 6-4 6-4 |
| Cincinnati Open 1993 | Petr Korda | Beat Stefan Edberg and Henrik Holm, 7-6 6-4 |
| Hong Kong Open 1999 | David Wheaton | Gave a walkover to James Greenhalgh and Grant Silcock |
| Washington Open 2000 | Sargis Sargsian | Lost to Alex O’Brien and Jared Palmer, 7-5 6-1 |
Korda would go on to become a Grand Slam singles champion nearly five years later after winning the Australian Open title in 1998.
He is also the father of current American player Sebastian Korda, who recently underwent surgery on his back.
What was Andre Agassi’s singles record at the Cincinnati Open?
As well as his doubles title victory in 1993, Agassi also made 13 appearances in the Cincinnati Open singles tournament in his career.
Agassi achieved multiple successes at the Cincinnati Open, winning titles at the tournament in 1995, 1996 and 2004.
The 2004 tournament was Agassi’s final appearance at the Cincinnati Open, which saw him claim his last Masters 1000 title and penultimate ATP singles title of his career.
| Year | Andre Agassi’s singles result at the Cincinnati Open |
| 1990 | Third Round |
| 1991 | Third Round |
| 1992 | Third Round |
| 1993 | Semi-final |
| 1995 | Won the title |
| 1996 | Won the title |
| 1997 | First Round |
| 1998 | Second Round |
| 1999 | Semi-final |
| 2000 | Second Round |
| 2001 | First Round |
| 2002 | Quarter-final |
| 2004 | Won the title |
Agassi’s three victories make him one of the most successful players in Cincinnati Open history, with only two men winning more singles titles at the tournament than him in the Open Era.
Those two players are Roger Federer and Mats Wilander, who have won seven and four titles at the Cincinnati Open, respectively.
