"It's amazing how he's come back the last three, four years, so dedicated and so fit and really wanting to win every match he plays." Haas, 24, said Agassi set an inspiring example to the younger generation of players. "For me, it's something to look up to and believe in and a reason to always keep trying harder and getting fitter. "I think it just shows that no matter how old you are, as long as you're dedicated to it and working hard, you can pretty much do anything." Haas said he hoped that he could emulate Agassi by still playing in the game's elite aged 32. "It would be nice to see myself at that age, still competing as hard and playing this well. That would be a great pleasure."