Djokovic, Clijsters and Jamie Murray respond to Andy Murray's #100volleychallenge

Social media has been inundated with numerous challenges, which have arisen primarily because the world is shutdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

After Roger Federer issued his volleying challenge as part of #tennisathome, Andy Murray followed suit with his own #100volleychallenge. The aim is to hit 100 consecutive volleys with your partner, a feat Murray easily accomplished with his wife, Kim in their home garden.

Murray proceeded to challenge fellow players and fans alike, going as far as calling out Federer by name. Although the Swiss legend is yet to respond, a few other superstars answered the call.

World No.1 Novak Djokovic posted a video on Twitter of himself and his wife, Jelena Djokovic completing the challenge. The Serbian even claimed that the challenge was too easy for his wife, and invited everyone to keep the challenges coming.

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Six-time Grand Slam champion Kim Clijsters also got involved, completing the challenge with her husband Brian Lynch.

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However, Andy was not the only Murray to participate in the challenge. His older brother, Jamie Murray; a seven-time Grand Slam doubles champion, completed the challenge with his wife, Alejandra. He even bragged about defeating Andy in Monopoly, before claiming they would also beat them at this challenge.

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