(VIDEO) "You show up to site with one shoe!": Fritz and Tiafoe bond over a game of 'Who's more likely to' at Laver Cup
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Compatriots Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe will compete as part of Team World at the Laver Cup in Vancouver, Canada from September 22-24. Ahead of the tournament, they bonded over a game of 'Who's more likely to.'
The two players began the game sitting on spin cycles wearing the jersey for Team World. They were then asked a series of questions about which one of them was more likely to do or not do a certain thing.
The first question was 'Who's more likely to walk the runway during New York Fashion Week?' This was a not-so-subtle nod to Fritz's recent photos from New York City Fashion Week where he modeled his sponsor Hermes' Men's Winter Collection, causing both players to start laughing.
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They were then asked about who would be the most likely to get a pedicure, to which Tiafoe replied that he would point at himself because the game conductor had not seen Fritz's feet. However, this turned out to be another pointed question in reference to when the latter's girlfriend Morgan Riddle posted about Fritz's feet being "weird."
Tiafoe then pointed to Fritz in response to who would be more likely to forget their credentials. The World No. 8 reacted with hilarious disbelief.
"What? Dude, you show up to site with one shoe!" he cried.
Among other questions, they were also asked about who would be more likely to forget where they parked their car, to which both responded by pointing at Tiafoe. The game conductor then asked if Tiafoe had gotten better at driving, to which he jokingly replied:
"Don't clown. Don't clown," while laughing.
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The final question was about who was more likely to laugh in a serious moment, which was another one that went to Tiafoe.
"That's easy. Yeah that's definitely me," he replied.
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