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WATCH: Jamie Murray holds his own with hot shot masters

The doubles specialist mesmerizes Bahrami, Leconte and McEnroe at

ByVan Sias

Published Dec 03, 2016

When you’re on court with the maestro of the hot shot, Mansour Bahrami:

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And his partner in crime, the flashy—and funny—Frenchman Henri Leconte:

As well as living legend John McEnroe, who definitely still has game:

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… you have to be able to come up with the goods. Doubles star and team world No. 1 Jamie Murray proved he was up to the challenge as he took the court with the three legends as part of an exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall in London, host of the year-end event for the ATP Champions Tour.

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Murray’s flip move flummoxed McEnroe, which is no easy feat. And while it’s usually Bahrami or Leconte pulling the rabbit out of the hat to end a point, the two-time doubles major champion Murray showed he’s capable of a little magic.

Bahrain, though? It seems auto-correct had other plans for Bahrami, according to a tweeted reply from @ChampionsTennis: