Andre Agassi believes drug testing in tennis is now water-tight and does not think he would have fooled the authorities today. The American shocked the tennis world with the revelations in his new autobiography 'Open' that he failed a test for crystal meth in 1997 and then lied to escape a suspension. Governing body the ATP have come in for criticism for allowing Agassi to talk his way out of the situation, but he said: "(In 1997) we were at the infancy of drug testing. This was pre-era of sensationalising drugs in sport and, as a result of tennis pushing itself forward to protect its integrity, we reached out to the World Anti-Doping Association two years later and they've been a fabulous partner who've done a tremendous job in protecting that integrity of keeping drug cheaters out of the sport. They've tested me specifically 150 times. Our sport should be proud of how we've moved forward. I don't think it's so easy, not when you're getting tested 15 or 20 times a year."

Andre Agassi believes drug testing in tennis is now water-tight and does not think he would have fooled the authorities today.

Drug testing in tennis is watertight: Agassi

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