Five years after Emma Raducanu stunned the world by winning the US Open as an eighteen-year-old qualifier, she finds herself at a quieter crossroads — ranked 98th, slowed by injury, and reaching not for a trophy but for a book. In Andre Agassi's autobiography, she has found a fellow traveler who once fell to 141st in the world before reclaiming himself and the sport. Their stories, separated by decades, ask the same enduring question: how does a person return to something they love when the world has already written a story about who they are supposed to be?