I was at this match. Bought a General Admission ticket after queuing in the line for 1.5 hours. Met a nice British guard handling the exit row that I tried to sneak in at. He was really cool and allowed me to sit in various open seats throughout this 5 set thriller. What a match and great memory!

Can't believe this match is 30 years old! Time sure flies.....

I love Agassi's story of being able to read Becker's tongue when he served.

Wimbledon 92 had insane match ups (just like the US Open). Becker vs Agassi, Edberg vs Ivanisevic, Sampras vs Stich and McEnroe vs Forget, that's 7 former Wimbledon champions and 5 all time greats in the QF. Just amazing quality.

Was to painful to watch in92 as a Boris fan, but saw it again today with great admiration of Agassi.

Boris playing Wimbledon was a must watch back then and streets were empty in my city..

...our Boris - one of the best S&V Player EVER! HE was a real Legend on Grass!!!

These commentators expressed the game so poeticly

Love this match, all 3 hours of it. Makes me want to play RIGHT NOW!!!>>>>>

Time goos so fast. 29 years ago... Time really is flying.. 2 of the best players at that time. Agassi vs Boris boom boom Becker.

I love watching Becker when he comes to the net. When he plays Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Stefan Edberg, and Thomas Muster - it gets even better! All these guys are amazing especially with hitting volleys and returning them!

God, that crosscourt backhand from Agassi is a thing of beauty. The angles, the speed, the precision, all whilst on the move and playing off the back foot? Incredible stuff

Agassi's returns are terrifyingly good...and for a 22 year old, his demeanor, class, focus are all just top notch.

Boris Becker was an amazing player.

Man I miss Agassi!! He’s one of the players whose style of play would still be relevant today…what a returner phewww

Thanks to Becker's constant spitting, centre court was very green that year.

really like the commentary back in the days - pure class!

The way Agassi is returning Becker`s serves is amazing. And all those passing-shots! For me he is still the most enjoyable and talented player I have ever seen.

Agassi was an SPECTACLE. His returns were the BEST ever; nobody, ever, has returned like him. And his play..I mean...it was like if he was playing ping-pong. Incredible! My favourite for ever!

Boris Becker, although he lost this match, was an impressive torrent of technical powers, regardless of the image of a gunship tennis player playing too direct for most people. A spectacle to see him play ...

The most perfect tennis commentator: quiet voice, perfect pronunciation, poise, relevant yet not intrusive, etc. Wonder what his name is.

The pace of the strokes in this match was incredibly fast considering it was 30 years ago, amazing!

This was one of the few times in Agassi's earlier career that his play matched his heavily marketed image. Beating an in-his-prime Boris Becker at Wimbledon was not something anyone really thought he could do.

Considering the speed of grass in 90' the win of Agassi from baseline is still a kind of miracle.

AA beat BB on CC

Jeeeez...... the line calling and umpiring in this match is SHOCKING! Thank goodness for Hawkeye......and improvements in line officiating and general umpiring. What a game though, takes me right back! I remember watching this match live in my teens and loved Agassi's awesome style of play with his phenomenal return of serve and ground strokes generally. (His net play wasn't too shabby either!) This hadn't really been done before at Wimbledon where essentially a base liner, who was willing to rally the ball beats one of the best serve volleyers to ever play the game (with a hell of a serve). It's almost as if this match laid the foundation for the way the game is played today. Though the reduction in ball pressure also played a part! Thanks so much for sharing; this was awesome to watch again!

this is simply amazing to watch. Love the brash younger version of Andre. Underrated volley game too

Great match. BB's stellar play at the net was almost as good as AA's cat-like movement and shot making from the baseline.

It feels as if the first game itself will last for an hour! These two had so much natural talent, they perhaps somewhat under achieved, especially Becker.

How is it possible an official Wimbledon video is not in the right format/ratio??

Now we miss the Serve & Volley players like Becker, Edberg. Federer can do all, he's very talented. Miss those Golden years of Tennis!!!

Both are one of kind, but my favorite was Becker 🇩🇪👍🏆

Ah, the good old days, when a woman repeatedly shouting "Come on Boris" meant something entirely different.

Wow, what a great watch after long time watching the matches of the big three and contemporary tennis. I think both Nadal and Djokovic had learned LOT from Agassi.

Amazing Match. Agassi's return is spectacular..

Becker looks just like the principal from Ferris Buellers Day Off.

Wow classic upload , this match made everyone stand up and believe Agassi might win Wimbledon...

Power tennis started in this phase. Becker, Agassi and others were players who learn to play with the newer graphite rackets. McEnroe, Lendl and others transitioned from wood to graphite but their game stayed true to their classical wooden racket roots. Less power, less topsin, more touch, more focus on strokes than serve in contrast with more power, more topspin and a heavy focus on serve speed .

Still amazed by the power and accuracy of Agassi's passing shots, sometimes Becker didn't even have time to move a finger or blink an eye, and the ball was already screaming past him.

30:45, best shot of the match

I remember watching this so so long ago. Thanks for posting

Agassi my tennis idol! Love that man and his game!

I just lused to love the clashing of their styles.. they were my fav players and I always dreamed that my game was the perfect balance between the baseline strokes of Agassi and the S&V of BoomBoom

10:20 “the sure, exhuberant shot of this man; is always a danger!” 👌🏾👍🏽🎾😘

Unusual colour on Agassi's racquet. Indeed the playing styles of tennis evolved from decade to decade.

I remember watching the match. It was hard to me. I supported both.

It was a changing of the times in more than one way--long pants, winning baseline play, and women' grunting @ Wimbledon.

Becker's look during the handshake sums it up..it's the beginning of the end for him career wise. With the exception of the Australian open in 95, he mostly came second best to Sampras and Agassi.

Wow, that bounce really died on the grass back then, even on Centre Court. Look how far Agassi is playing inside the baseline just to get it in his strike zone, so often.

56:12 so wholesome that moment

Thanks for sharing this video. Waiting the 1992 final, too

I love being able to watch these games and relive that era of tennis. Aside from this great match, I enjoy the contrasting fashion choices of these two!

Andre mi hai fatto innamorare del tennis dopo il tuo ritiro non ho più un punto do riferimento...sei e resterai sempre un numero 1 del tennis.

Thnx for the upload. One of the best match I've never seen. 😅

Agi, ure my fav of all times

Almost 30 years ago, and it feels like just moment ago!

Agassi was sharp,focus and wanted absolutely to prove he is part of a great era players

Nothing like Becker's serve rythm. It was so unique.

It’s hard to think of anything scarier than playing Becker at Wimbledon.

Great match. Two legends with contrasting styles. Becker so often gave Agassi the target he wanted.

LOVED this era

Boris Franz Becker è un bravo ex tennista e allenatore di tennis tedesco. Ha 56 anni, è nato a Leimen, Germania

I remember thinking, at the time, Agassi would be the first and last man to win Wimbledon playing primarily from the baseline. Boy, was I wrong.

This match was a changing of the guard for Becker. Up until this point, he had coined Centre Court as his 'living room' with some justification: having won the title as a 17 year old in 1985, he had (at least) made the final of every subsequent tournament - bar a shock second round exit in 1987 at the hands of Peter Doohan. After this 92 QF loss, he only ever made one final again - in 95, when he was beaten comprehensively by Sampras (a match which Becker cited as his own realisation that his time at the top was up). As for Agassi, as others have commented, his ability to take the ball on the rise, possessing the best return of serve in the game and his all round court craft had him marked down as a potential Wimbledon winner the year before, his first appearance at SW19 since 1987. He was an incredibly popular winner in 92 too and it was felt at the time he would win more. Of course another American was about to come along and dominate the tournament for the rest of the decade :)

I miss 90s tennis! It was so good!!

great memories, great matchup, love it

Fascinating to watch this sort of game again, but a shame that the aspect ratio seems wrong.

I had tickets for the old Court 1 that day and snuck on Centre to get a photo of Agassi at the change of ends. Highlight of my day!

I'm watching this because of that story. Agassi said about Becker if it keeps his tongue, and the center its down the middle. If he moves it way off to the left, it goes wide I'm gonna check that out.

AGASSI always unforgotten.

Thanks. Great Players

One week since I watched this and I still have the umpire saying “Game: Becker” stuck in my head 😂 something about his voice lol

Agassi's swings were compact with the power coming from the whole body. This made him accurate. Also the racquet and ball technology at the time slowed the game down where strategy was needed unlike now.

Agassi pretty much knew where Becker's serves were going.

Es hermosa la velocidad del césped en aquellos años.

Before this match I thought that it was impossible to win Wimbledon playing from the baseline. Even though Agassi already was an accomplished player I didn't think of him as a threat to the likes of Becker or Edberg at Wimbledon. Agassi wasn't just a baseliner. In contrast to Lendl, who played serve and volley on both his serves, he actually tried to win Wimbledon from the baseline. At that time that seemed to go against any logic.

Estusa is still my all time favorite playing racket.

thanks for nice qualitie videos, pls upload more

These matches were crucial in the history of mens tennis as they signalled the change of guard in the tennis order. The game had moved on from the Lendls/McEnroes/Connors to Edberg/Wilander/Becker to the likes of Agassi, Sampras, Courier. Some of the older lot still remained competitive till the mid 90s , but not consistently so.

Back in 1992 this must have been absolutely baffling for Becker. He's serving huge and he's volleying up or getting outright passed. Obviously we know now that Agassi had a read on Becker but back then it must have seemed like Agassi was playing a different sport.

1:22:59 Clearly a bad call by the line judge. There were a couple of other questionable ones as well.

When Wimbledon was still Wimbledon with proper opposition of style.

Such a lovely clash of styles.

Beckers volleying is the best I have ever seen...his hand skills are incredible.

Agassi set the grass on fire this year. His returning was as good as any ever seen.x

It's still on sale , somewhere, that Agassi outfit??? I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!

Andre Kirk Agassi è un bravo ex tennista e allenatore di tennis statunitense. Ha 54 anni, è nato a Las Vegas, Nevada, Stati Uniti

I watched it 32 years ago as an 8 yrs old a total agassi fan.but huge admirer of becker,edberg and lendle

Imagine receiving and rushing the net after your first return! Very different styles indeed. In essence, Boris was just hoping that Agassi would miss the difficult down the line shot which most players under pressure would find tricky.

Becker was my favourite men's player ever but this was the best run round to round from a one time Wimbledon champ anyone agree?

Even with todays preoccupation with day glo pinks and orange, no one shone as bright as Agassi

Thanks. Plz upload more Agassi matches (1995 V Patrick McEnore/1999 V Kuerten/1991 1st round/1993 V s Rafter etc)

Amazing returns

I’m pretty sure both were cleanly shaven at the start of the game!

Bitte in der Pause, Werbung zeigen.

Back in 2005 I started playing tennis at age 40. I got hooked and played in various amateur leagues/tournaments in Hawaii, Las Vegas, and Florida. While in Vegas I played a few matches a stone's throw from Agassi's house in Spanish Hills. My friends didn't realize it until I told them lol.

30:43 , nice one :x

Becker looks like a true Viking.

Agassi is the father of modern tennis. Dude was a hitting ball so early

I felt bad for Becker, not bcz he lost, it was bcz he kept getting called out ‘default’ when I’m sure that half of those serves were good. I could tell that Agassi was feeling bad for Becker too but that’s part of the game. I liked the part when Agassi went up to the umpire n corrected him. I feel that sometimes the umpires needs to be told. 🥰🎾🏆