Steffi Graf offers a rare sight of grasping the tennis racket again after years of practice

22-time Major champion Steffi Graf has uploaded video of herself training on the tennis court. The tennis star withdrew from the sport in 1999 and has kept a modest profile. She entered pickleball, competing in two editions of the Pickleball Slam with her husband Andre Agassi, and the duo won both.

Graf and Agassi recently returned from a tour of China and Vietnam. The Pickleball Legends Tour 2025, which held from March 26 to 29, included exhibition matches between the two tennis greats. The Tour included three stops in Ho Chi Minh, Hanoi, and Shanghai, where the exhibition fixtures took place.

Steffi Graf has posted many photos of herself training on the tennis court. They included glimpses of her backhand.

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Graf is a legendary tennis player who won 22 Grand Slam singles championships and held the World No. 1 position for an unprecedented 377 weeks. The German remains the only player to accomplish the Calendar Golden Slam, which entails winning all four Majors and the Olympic singles gold medal in the same year. She accomplished this achievement in 1988, when she was still a teenager.

Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi are one of tennis’s most famous power couples.

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Steffi Graf married Andre Agassi in 2001. They have two adult children: 23-year-old Jaden and 21-year-old Jaz Elle. Jaden plays baseball for the USC Trojans and Germany, his mother’s native nation.

Agassi and Graf refuse to compete on the pickleball court, opting not to reawaken their competitive instincts. Graf was interviewed by BILD in China and published by Dailymail.co.uk. He stated:

“We do not play against each other. “We prefer to be on the same side of the court.”

While Graf won 22 Grand Slam singles championships, Andre Agassi won eight and is one of just a few players to complete the career Grand Slam. Half of the American’s Major titles came at the Australian Open and he also made it to the top of the ATP rankings.