Football and basketball, read from the tactics board

Search
Tennis players

Rafter visualizes Guga playing alongside Sampras and Agassi

Rafter puts Guga with Sampras, Agassi and Hewitt on the Laver Cup team at Served; it's opinion, not official call-up, but he values the idol.

Rafter visualizes Guga playing alongside Sampras and Agassi

An escalation that arises from conversation, not official summons

Patrick Rafter, a two-time Australian Open champion,US took Gustavo Kuerten to an imaginary Laver Cup selection.[3] The idea was not presented as an official list but as the response of a former champion in a conversation about teams of legends.[4] The space chosen was the Served podcast hosted by Andy Roddick, a format that usually gathers backstage accounts and personal opinions from guests.

Rafter visualiza Guga jogando ao lado de Sampras e Agassi

The team described by Rafter: Guga, 2 Americans and 1 Australian

In the ranking commented by Rafter, Guga appears alongside Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi, the 2 Americans mentioned, and Lleyton Hewitt, the 1 Australian who is also part of the group recalled by the two-time champion of the US Open.

Rafter visualiza Guga jogando ao lado de Sampras e Agassi

Why the mention of Guga matters to Brazilian fans

When an Australian like Rafter puts Guga alongside Sampras, Agassi and Hewitt, the message is simple: The Brazilian's career continues to be used as a reference when it comes to selecting former champions.

What's left after the podcast

The lineup follows as Rafter's opinion on the Served podcast, not as an announcement of the Laver Cup.[citation needed] The episode however reopens a recurring debate among fans: which legends should make up an ideal team when the competition mixes memory, titles and charisma.

Rafter visualiza Guga jogando ao lado de Sampras e Agassi

Source: Patrick Rafter's interview with the Served podcast, hosted by Andy Roddick.

Warning

The sports predictions and analyses presented in this text reflect editorial opinion only, based on publicly available data. We do not guarantee any result, score or outcome of events. This website does not offer, promote or recommend any form of betting. Participation in bets is expressly prohibited for minors.

Comments (0)

  1. No comments yet. Start the conversation!

Leave a comment

Comments are moderated. Abuse, spam and betting links are removed.