Andre Agassi, Steffi Graf Win $1M Pickleball Slam vs. Andy Roddick, Eugenie Bouchard

Team Agassi, composed of Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf and guest Mardy Fish, took home $1 million at Pickleball Slam 3 at Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas on Sunday.

Match 1: Agassi vs. Andy Roddick – Team Agassi won 2-0 

Match 2: Graf and Mardy Fish vs. Eugenie Bouchard and John Isner – Team Agassi won 2-0

Match 3: Agassi and Graf vs. Roddick and Bouchard – Team Roddick won 2-1

Tiebreaker Round: Team Agassi vs. Team Roddick – Team Agassi won 1-0

Agassi successfully extended his undefeated streak and became the reigning three-time champion after entering the event with a target on his back.

Teaming up with Graf once again, the duo faced a tough challenge as they attempted to defend their 2024 title against a familiar face—Roddick, Agassi’s former championship partner. Roddick joined forces with Bouchard, aiming to dethrone the defending champs.

Agassi and Roddick kicked off Sunday’s competition with a singles matchup, where Agassi secured a straight-set victory to earn Team Agassi its first point.

In Match 2, Graf was joined by special guest and 2004 Olympic silver medalist Fish, while Bouchard paired up with former world No. 8 singles player John Isner as the pairs aimed to secure the second point on the board.

Graf and Fish came out victorious in the second match, winning in straight sets, narrowly winning both games, 15-14.

The highly anticipated Main Event wrapped up the afternoon as the duo of Agassi and Graf faced off against Roddick and Bouchard.

Agassi and Graf took the first game with a 15-9 victory. To keep things exciting, Roddick and Bouchard bounced back to win game two, 15-10, sending the match into a third and decisive frame.

Tensions were high as the teams battled back and forth until Roddick and Bouchard pulled away, winning 11-10 and successfully earning two points for Team Roddick and sending the competition to a tiebreaker.

For the tiebreaker, the duo of Fish and Agassi faced Roddick and Isner, with players switching out every four points in a single game to 11 points.

Agassi, up 10-8, secured the victory with his 11th point, clinching the championship and allowing Team Agassi and Graf to remain the defending champions.