‘Shame on You Andre Agassi’- Talk Show Host Hysterically Roasts American Legend Over His Puzzling Take On Own Fashion Legacy

Andre Agassi‘s mullets are back. And so are the discussions surrounding the famous hairdo of the American tennis legend during the 80s and 90s. Agassi was recently spotted rocking his iconic mullet hairstyle during his campaign for Uber One in Australia. How does he feel about the mullet tradition which he had created earlier in his career? Is he proud or sad?

Well, during an interview with Tara Brown on ’60 Minutes Australia’, Agassi looked confused about his feelings for the mullet. What did the ‘ambassador for the mullets’ say about the iconic hairstyle that witnessed his 1992 Wimbledon and 1994 US Open triumphs?

‘It’s part of my past’ – Andre Agassi on his mullet hairstyle

In 1995, Agassi parted ways with his iconic mullet hairstyle. But thanks to the commercial of Uber Eats for Australia and New Zealand, the mullets are back in trend. Talking about being the ambassador for this iconic style, Agassi said, “Yeah I don’t know if I’m if I should feel proud or guilty about it.” Replying to this Brown jokingly said, “Shame on you Andre Agassi.”

Agassi then admitted, “It’s part of my past. I can’t deny it but it’s fun to be in the moment with it for sure.” Andre Agassi has spent a lot of time talking about his hair and the emotions tied to it in his books and interviews.

He feels getting rid of that wig was “one healthy step” towards becoming more of who he really was. But would he take back his hair right now? Andre Agassi believes that the thought of spending 15 minutes on his hair is like 15 minutes of him not doing something else.

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The American tennis legend’s hairstyle remains a hot topic, regardless of his present feelings about it. How did Andre Agassi manage to part ways with his long, flowing brown hair?

Agassi says it was initially ‘terrifying’ to accept his changed hairstyle

Recalling those moments from 1995, Agassi said, “It was terrifying, but then quickly liberating. It was terrifying deciding to do it. It was terrifying when I was about to do it. It was terrifying while I was doing it. And then, it was quickly like ‘Why did I waste so much time worrying about my hair’?”

However, during an interview with The Herald Sun, Agassi revealed it was fun reconnecting with his famous follicles for the campaign in Australia. “I’m conflicted. In some ways, it’s Amnesia Lane. In other ways, I feel like I want to burn every picture I see of myself at a certain time,” Andre Agassi joked.

What are your thoughts on Andre Agassi’s mullet look? Was it the best hairstyle ever in the history of the racket sport? Let us know your thoughts in the comment box.

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