Some of the biggest names in tennis history have come out of America, and a few of them overlapped during their careers. Given how often they found themselves up against each other for major titles, it was only natural that some friction would develop.
Pete Sampras and Roger Federer left their mark on tennis across three different decades, collecting a combined 36 Grand Slam titles along the way. Sampras picked up 14 majors between 1990 and 2002, while Federer followed with another 22 titles from 2003 to 2017.
Pete Sampras rarely met a challenge he couldn’t overcome, even when it came to his fierce rival Andre Agassi. Sampras and Agassi met 34 times on the ATP Tour throughout their phenomenal careers, and the former won 20 of them.
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