Andre Agassi & Steffi Graf not in top 4 most athletic couples of all-time: TikTok duo Broadcast Boys give surprise verdict

Manhattan-based TikTok duo Broadcast Boys recently gave a nod to Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf while playing fantasy draft, where they picked the most prolific couples in sports history. Agassi and Graf didn't rank the highest in their list of picks, as they put four other couples over them with their respective picks.

Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf have been considered tennis' power couple over the last two decades. The American, who turned pro four years after the German in 1986, tied the knot with her in October 2001 after they had been dating for more than two years.

On Friday (December 13), Broadcast Boys made fantasy draft picks on TikTok to rank "the most athletic couples" in sports in their opinion. Lucas Brody gave tennis some representation with his third-overall pick, going with eight-time Major winner Andre Agassi and 23-time Major winner Steffi Graf.

"I'm gonna stick to the tennis route and pick Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf," Brody said. "They've got to have at least 20 Grand Slam titles together."

During the segment, the husband-wife duo of MLB great Nomar Garciapara and American former footballer Mia Hamm, USWNT star Megan Rapinoe and basketballer Sue Bird, and basketballers Bam Adebayo and A'ja Wilson were picked before Agassi and Graf.

Nelson Vergara, more popularly known as Deuce, chose the 2018 Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki and NBA All-Star David Lee as his second-overall pick. Agassi, Graf, and Wozniacki were the only tennis players featured in the most athletic couples draft.

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Andre Agassi: "Steffi Graf is the woman of my life, the mother of our children"

Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf at Sports Fstival 2024

Andre Agassi's courting of Steffi Graf in the late 1990s has been well-documented in his autobiography, Open. The former World No. 1 admired the German since his early years, and he was admittedly psyched at meeting her at the Wimbledon champions' ball dance after they picked up men's and women's singles trophies at the event in 1992.

Agassi and Graf eventually began dating at some point in 1999 before exchanging vows with each other two years later. They had their first son, Jaden, a few days after their marriage, before welcoming their daughter Jaz in 2006. While speaking to German magazine Freudin in 2006, the eight-time Major winner adorably expressed his love for the 23-time Major winner. He said:

"Stefanie is the woman of my life, the mother of our children, and she still will be 50 years from now," Agassi told Freundin in 2006.

Graf retired from tennis in 1999 on a high note after finishing runner-up at SW19 to USA's Lindsay Davenport. Agassi, on his part, enjoyed impressive longevity, enjoying top success well into the early 2000s. He bid the sport goodbye at the 2006 Open after losing to Germany's Benjamin Becker in the third round.