Andre Agassi criticizes BBC at Wimbledon
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Andre Agassi snaps at commentator over celebrity questions in awkward Wimbledon moment

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Andre Agassi grew frustrated with BBC co-announcer Andrew Castle during Friday 's Wimbledon semifinal matches.
Castle kept bringing up the VIPs in attendance at Centre Court .
The celebrities on hand included Leonardo DiCaprio , Benedict Cumberbatch , Rami Malek , Sachin Tendulkar and other notable figures.
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