MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Andre Agassi did not think much of the 16-year-old Lleyton Hewitt when he marched out for their first match on a broiling hot day in South Australia in 1998.
A short and skinny kid with straggly hair spilling out of a backward-facing baseball, Hewitt looked more like an unkempt ball-boy than a promising junior wading into a tour event.
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