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ATP Challenger players hand in rackets for brushes

Players in Buenos Aires headed to an artistic charity event.

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Oct 17, 2017

Tennis stars love to attend charity events. From Roger Federer's exhibition matches for raising money to Novak Djokovic's charity foundation galas, players are always eager to help.

The stars on the ATP Challenger tour kept that tradition going by attending an artistic event to support Foundation Redes en Juego. Trading in their rackets for paintbrushes, Machi Gonzalez, Federico Delbonis, and Horacio Zeballos all tested their created skills.

They were joined by renowned artist Milo Lockett who helped them out whenever their artistic ability wavered.

Nicolas Kicker would beat Zeballos in the final of the $50,000 event.