World's highest tennis court

Interviewer: During his long and illustrious career Andre Agassi has played in just about every location imaginable except Dubai. Interviewer: First time for you in Dubai? Andre: First time here. Interviewer: And Andre and Roger Federer had never played on a court quit like this. Andre: This is a special court. Interviewer: Very special, 211 meters of above the ground. Andre: We have to go to the end and at least look. Roger: Yes, let us have a look before we. Interviewer: The court was located on a helipad on the Burj Al Arab Hotel and was not design to encourage play on the base line. Andre: There is a net which catches us this is not a good place to get into a fight. Interviewer: No one has ever doubted Andre’s courage but here— Andre: That is close enough for me. Interviewer: The hotel is 321 meters high standing on a man made island. Roger: So we are going to have a hint here? Andre: Yes that is do it then. Interviewer: Agassi and Federer enjoyed if that is the appropriate term on knock about game on the helipad ahead of the Dubai men’s open. Roger: Being up here and this view it is just a so different. But a lot of fun you know is Andre specially. Andre: This is amazing to walking up here first of all once you get over sorted the drama of being up so high and you count the stairs actually see they put a tennis court down here is quit a felling because once you started playing all you seen is the ball again and it is pretty sort of a free feeling out here, we are having a good time. So to where when you toss it though, it feels like you are tossing it a mile high. Andre: Can somebody go get that please, where is the ball boy? I think they are down stairs.