The One Rival Who Actually Hurt Pete Sampras...

Pete Sampras dominated tennis in the 1990s — 14 Grand Slams, 7 Wimbledons, and 286 weeks as World No.1 — yet unlike most legends, he made almost no enemies.

This video breaks down the myth of Pete Sampras’ rivalries, revealing why most supposed feuds never existed, and why there was only one moment in his entire career where genuine animosity surfaced.

From his professional, drama-free rivalries with Jim Courier, Patrick Rafter, Goran Ivanisevic, and Boris Becker — to the shocking fallout with Andre Agassi after the release of Agassi’s autobiography — this is the real story behind tennis’ quietest dynasty.

In an era obsessed with controversy, Pete Sampras proved dominance didn’t require chaos.

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