Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf’s daughter, Jaz Elle Agassi, made a stylish appearance at the US Open this year, catching attention as she arrived at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center with her date, Parker Aquino.
The pair enjoyed the electric atmosphere of the Grand Slam, where Jaz was spotted soaking in the action from Arthur Ashe Stadium during Novak Djokovic’s opening-round clash against Learner Tien.
How Did Parker Aquino Add to Jaz Elle Agassi’s Memorable US Open Appearance?
Agassi, an eight-time Grand Slam champion, not only watched matches alongside his daughter but also recently joined Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic in the “Stars of the Open” charity exhibition.
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Off the court, Jaz is carving her own identity apart from her parents’ legacy. While her older brother Jaden pursued baseball, Jaz has leaned into creative and athletic passions like dance, horse riding, snowboarding, and pickleball.
Adding to the spotlight this year was her companion, Aquino, who shares a sports background of his own. A former college baseball pitcher from Las Vegas, Aquino played at the College of Southern Nevada before completing his degree at the University of Nevada. He has since shifted gears into the business side of entertainment, working with management company Milk & Honey.
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Jaz later took to Instagram to post a collection of photos from her trip, capturing moments from the stands and personal snapshots with Aquino.
Aquino also shared an adorable picture of himself and Jaz on his Instagram stories.
How Did Andre Agassi React After Being Honored With Prestigious USTA Award?
Andre Agassi grew emotional as he received the USTA Foundation’s Serving Up Dreams Award at the 2025 US Open Opening Night Gala. In a heartfelt speech, the eight-time Grand Slam champion reflected on how education transformed both his life and the lives of countless children.
“I needed my reason, and I found it, and I found my team,” Agassi said in his speech. “I found something that my name was on, but had nothing to do with me. Something that I was connected to, but much larger than me.
“If all it gave me was my second chance at being present and enjoying tennis for what it was, as opposed to directing so much rage at the sport, that would be enough. I would say thank you. Thank you, education, for giving me that.”
The honor recognizes his decades of philanthropy, including the Andre Agassi Foundation for Education, which has raised over $180 million, the College Preparatory Academy in Las Vegas, and the Turner-Agassi Charter School Facilities Fund, which builds schools in low-income communities.
