Agassi in no hurry to be a coach

As a player, Andre Agassi relied as much on a razor-sharp tennis brain as brute force to collect eight major titles.

There was nothing he relished more, it seemed, than outwitting the heavy hitters with his lightning reflexes, surgical returns and superior strategies.

At times he appeared to be playing a high-speed game of chess on a tennis court, constantly one or two moves ahead of the man on the other side of the net.