Agassi, Fish, Isner and Roddick Headline Community Day

A can’t-miss exhibition doubles match featuring Andre Agassi and John Isner going head-to-head against Andy Roddick and Mardy Fish will headline Community Day at the Cincinnati Open on Saturday, Aug. 10 at 2 p.m.

Another Cincinnati Open winner, 2004 champion Lindsay Davenport, will serve as the match’s chair umpire while fellow Hall of Fame member Stefanie Graf will provide courtside commentary for this special kick-off to the 2024 tournament as it celebrates its 125th anniversary.

Community Day at the Cincinnati Open will benefit local charities while giving fans early access to the tournament grounds for this match, player practice sessions, special events and more. Tickets range from $10-$50 and are on sale now with proceeds benefiting Cincinnati Children’s.

Other events planned for Cincinnati Open’s Community Day include yoga, a HIIT workout, cardio tennis, a Taste the Tournament food and drink experience, live music and a first opportunity to purchase the tournament’s new Cincinnati Open merchandise, including commemorative 125th anniversary gear. In addition to getting up-close-and-personal at practice sessions, attendees will also have the opportunity to interact with players at autograph signings and will be the first to know the tournament matchups by attending the making of the draw.

The exhibition doubles match features a foursome that combined to win 89 matches during their careers at the Cincinnati Open.

A three-time Cincinnati Open champion, Agassi won a total of 60 titles in his career, including eight at Grand Slam tournaments. The 1996 Olympic gold medalist, he spent 101 weeks ranked No. 1.

Two-time Cincinnati Open champion Roddick held the No. 1 ranking for 13 weeks. During his career, he won 32 titles, including the 2003 US Open. He was also the 2005 Cincinnati Open runner-up, falling to Roger Federer in the final.

Fish won six ATP titles in his career. The Minnesota native reached a pair of Cincinnati Open finals, falling to Roddick in 2003 and Federer in 2010.

A 16-time title winner, Isner reached the Cincinnati Open final in 2013 where he was defeated by Rafael Nadal. Isner retired last year after hitting the most aces in ATP history, ending with 14,470 in his career.

A current Tennis Channel commentator, Davenport will be pressed into officiating duties for this match. Twenty years ago, she won the Cincinnati Open title when the tournament joined the WTA Tour and women’s tennis returned to Cincinnati in 2004. The 1996 Olympic gold medalist, three of her 55 career titles came at Grand Slam events. She was ranked No. 1 for 98 weeks.

Graf is the last player to win the Grand Slam – each of the four Majors in the same year – doing so in 1988, the same year she won Olympic gold. She holds the WTA record for weeks ranked No. 1 at 377. Overall, she won 107 titles, including 22 at Grand Slam events. Agassi and Graf married in 2001.

Tickets to Community Day and its events are available here.