(VIDEO) Hilarious moment Grigor Dimitrov is asked about whether he likes dentists with superb response at World Tennis League

Amidst the World Tennis League, Grigor Dimitrov was asked if he enjoys going to the dentist. The Bulgarian tennis player gave a hilariously candid response while watching the match between his teammates Paula Badosa and Aryna Sabalenka against Iga Swiatek and Caroline Garcia.

Dimitrov was part of the Kites team alongside Stefanos Tsitsipas and Lloyd Harris, stepping in midway through the tournament due to some physical discomfort experienced by Tsitsipas. In the final, they faced off against the Eagles team consisting of Russians Daniil Medvedev, Andrey Rublev, Mirra Andreeva, and the American Sofia Kenin.

A lighthearted moment occurred during the exhibition tournament. During the matches, team members comment live with the commentators on their teammates' duels. During the women's doubles in the match against the Hawks, Dimitrov was caught off guard with a peculiar question: "Grigor, you probably don’t expect this question. Do you like going to the dentist? Do you have a particular fear of the dentist?"

Dimitrov's response elicited laughter from the commentators: “No, I f***ing… sorry, hate it. I hate it,” Grigor Dimitrov said. “We understand your sentiments, but we apologize straightaway for that comment,” responded the commentator, laughing.

“Grigor 💀 also why are we speaking of dentists??”

The 34-year-old tennis player finished the year as world No. 14, marking the 11th consecutive time he has ended the season within the top 30, with seven of those occasions placing him within the top 20. Dimitrov boasts 8 titles, including the 2017 Cincinnati Open and ATP Finals in the same year, where he also reached the semifinals of a Grand Slam on three occasions.

The Bulgarian had notable performances during the year, with the highlight being the final of the Paris-Bercy Masters 1000 and the semifinals of the Shanghai Open. Additionally, he reached the semifinals in two ATP 500 tournaments: the Washington Open and the Rotterdam Open, along with the final of the ATP 250 Geneva Open.