Andre Agassi returns as Wimbledon 2026 commentator after two-year break

Andre Agassi is back in the Wimbledon broadcast booth for 2026, returning as a commentator after a two-year absence from tennis television.

What’s new with Andre Agassi at Wimbledon 2026?

Andre Agassi, the eight-time Grand Slam champion, will call matches at Wimbledon 2026 as a commentator. The 55-year-old last worked in the Wimbledon broadcast booth in 2024. He told HELLO! magazine he chose the role to stay close to the sport he still loves. Agassi’s return comes as the All England Club prepares for the 139th Championships, running from 29 June to 12 July 2026.

Why this matters for Andre Agassi

The role marks Agassi’s first major broadcast assignment since mentoring Grigor Dimitrov for two years. Dimitrov, the Bulgarian star, struggled with repeated setbacks before Agassi stepped in. Agassi’s commentary debut follows Apple TV’s announcement of a new documentary about his life, set for release later in 2026. The project will revisit his eight Grand Slam titles and 60 career singles titles.

Life off the court: family and new passions

Agassi and Steffi Graf, the Olympic champion, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary in 2026. The couple, who met at the 1992 Wimbledon Ball, live in Las Vegas with their two children, Jaden Gil Agassi and Jaz Elle Agassi. Agassi also posted throwback Mother’s Day photos in May 2026. Off the court, Agassi and Graf have taken up pickleball, calling it their latest shared passion.

What comes next for the Agassi-Graf legacy?

Apple TV’s documentary will offer a fresh look at Agassi’s career and personal life. The film joins a growing wave of tennis stars crossing into new roles-John McEnroe and Aryna Sabalenka have also embraced commentary and off-court ventures. Agassi’s commentary stint at Wimbledon 2026 could pave the way for more broadcast work as he balances family life in Las Vegas.