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November 10, 2009 Wickmayer, Malisse paying stiff penalty  By
Bonnie D. Ford  Andre Agassi's life became quite literally an
open book Monday with the formal release of his autobiography.
Thanks to a slew of leaks, excerpts and reaction over the
preceding 10 days, by the time Agassi sat down for a "60
Minutes" interview Sunday evening, most people with any interest
in the subject had a pretty good idea of what he might say.
Meanwhile, in current tennis action, two Belgian players found
themselves in a position Agassi probably could not have imagined
when he wriggled out of a potential drug suspension 12 years
ago.  Rising young WTA talent Yanina Wickmayer and ATP veteran
Xavier Malisse received harsh one-year suspensions for failing
to regularly and accurately report their whereabouts to
international anti-doping authorities. Wickmayer, 20, is said to
have broken the reporting rules three times within an 18-month
period. Under the World Anti-Doping Age