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(VIDEO) Rublev and Wawrinka coin toss at Madrid Open hilariously decided by rock paper scissors
ATPFriday, 28 April 2023 at 13:45
Andrey Rublev and Stan Wawrinka abandoned the usual route of a coin toss before their tie at the Madrid Open.
They used rock paper scissors instead in a hilarious exchange. The coin toss system went wrong and the Russian tried to let Wawrinka serve before they then took matters into their own hands.
Albeit Wawrinka served in the end anyway after coming out on top.
Watch the video below.
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