I want to echo the same thoughts about Khaled. If you went to a mens tennis match you knew that watching Khaled would be worth the trip. He played like most of us would if we were that talented. He tried for every shot and he lived and died in every match he played. It was a joy to watch him on the court. His energy will be missed, by the team, but mostly by us the fans. He had a great time playing tennis and it showed. Younger players should take his style and passion for tennis and use it.

Best of luck in the future, Khaled. Thanks for making tennis fun to watch.

I have to agree with both of you. The biggest heart i have ever seen.

Best of luck and we will miss him.

What a nice tribute to a great guy.
Thanks for starting this thread. Khaled more than deserves it.
Luckily for all of us, Khaled will be back next year to cheer the team (but not play) before graduating. The goal is another NCAA play off here at A&M .
He is an inspiration for all of us.
Gig 'em, Khaled
Joe

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I don't know much about tennis, but I do know Khaled and I can say that he is one of the nicest, most genuine people you would ever want to know. At a time where most athletes are arrogant and act like the world owes them a favor, Khaled is a true gentleman and goes out of his way to be an ambassador for his sport and for his school. I am proud to be his friend and am proud that he represents our school.