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Chung, Shapavalov play arcade games in Delray Beach

ByCody Fitzpatrick

Published Feb 21, 2018

Ahead of the Delray Beach Open, Denis Shapovalov and Hyeon Chung took a trip to the nearby Silverball Museum, where they got to face off in classic arcade games like pinball, bubble hockey and skee ball.

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"I'm all right at pinball," Shapovalov said. "I used to play a lot on my computer, back in the day, but, again, I just never seem to do that well with it."

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Milos Raonic, on the other hand, took the more adventurous route and held an alligator.

Chung, playing in his first match since his Australian Open semifinal run, moved into the second round with a win over lucky loser Cameron Norrie. Shapovalov drew Ivo Karlovic, and was up to the task, winning in straight sets.

Raonic was originally supposed to play Jack Sock, but the withdrawal of Nick Kyrgios made the Canadian the ninth seed, so he faced (and beat) Taro Daniel.

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Chung, Shapavalov play arcade games in Delray Beach

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