Fans Say Andre Agassi Was 'Made For This' 90s Instagram Trend: 'You Win'

Andre Agassi is hopping on the latest Instagram trend, and fans are loving it.

In a post shared on Tuesday, the tennis legend participated in the trend where users, and a lot of celebs, are sharing photos of themselves in the 90s with the text, "Dad, what were you like in the 90s?"

"What a time," he captioned the post, which featured several vintage photos of him on the tennis court, while sporting long blonde hair.

Agassi, 55, who was at the height of his tennis career at the time, having scored eight Grand Slam titles and an Olympic gold medal, was also noted as a style icon of the decade.

The post garnered hundreds of comments, including fans praising Agassi, not only for his icon status but his quintessential 90s fashion.

"YOU WIN THIS TREND!!!" one fan wrote, while another added that he was "made for this trend."

"We were lucky to have lived through it as it played out," said another fan.

"You were the 90s!" chimed in another.

"Had photos of you all over my bedroom walls! Total legend," said another.

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However one fan had a request for him to make similar post for his wife and fellow tennis icon Steffi Graf, whom he recently called a "unicorn" in a sweet Valentine's Day post.

"Love this. Can you do a Steffi one? She was my idol growing up," they said.

Agassi retired in 2006 and was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame in 2011. He also wrote a memoir in 2009.

While Agassi is forever cemented as a tennis icon, years later he's still maintaining his star power. In January, a documentary focusing on his life and career was announced by Apple TV.

He's also always staple at major tennis tournaments. Most recently he attended the BNP Paribas Open. When chatting for a quick interview at the tournament, he shared some sweet advice for overcoming "mental challenges on the court."

"You practice living a quality life, and caring about every detail all the time," he said. "So when you're on the court, it's a habit."

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