Andre Agassi in his forthcoming autobiography titled "Open" has made some very shocking confessions about his life. These dark and murky revelations have baffled tennis enthusiasts across the world. The eight time grand slam winner's confession of using the drug crystal meth in 1997 has raised a lot of eyebrows even in the sporting community. The WADA is said to be keen on investigating the case and wants to take action against him if necessary. By baring it all Agassi has certainly 'open'ed a pandora's box. If things don't go his way, he may even be stripped off his titles, which would be extremely humiliating for a player of his rank. Agassi has surely dug his own grave by deciding not to carry the secrets to his grave! 

In the book Agassi has also commented on his popular lion mane hairstyle he sported during the 1990s which had made him a fashion idol. He has admitted that it was actually a wig used to shield his baldness. He wore a hairpiece held together with pins in his first Grand Slam final, the 1990 French Open final, and blames his concerns that it would fall apart for losing the match to Andres Gomez. Then on the advice of his former wife Brooke Shield he is said to have adopted the bald look.

All these disclosures are threatening to ruin Agassi's iconic image. By unveiling such shameful facts about his life, he has invited mass criticism from his fans who are disappointed and are feeling let down by their hero. These revelations have also raised a lot of questions in mind about the integrity of sporting icons and the truth behind their celebrated lives.