Halep, Djokovic visit hospital, museum in Miami

Mar 23, 2018
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Halep, Djokovic visit hospital, museum in Miami

Published Mar 23, 2018

Ahead of their Miami Open campaigns, three seeded stars took time to visit local museums and hospitals in South Florida.

World No. 1 Simona Halep delivered toys and visited with children at the Baptist Children’s Hospital in Miami.

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The women's top seed surprised the young patients before beginning her tournament campaign on Thursday against Oceane Dodin (she prevailed in three tough sets).

Six-time champion Novak Djokovic delighted young visitors at the Miami Children’s Museum.

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Needless to say, the youngsters were overjoyed.

The six-time Miami Open champion took his son, Stefan with him and read to the lucky children.

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Djokovic, currently ranked No. 12 after being sidelined with an elbow injury, begins his Key Biscayne run against Benoit Paire on Friday.

The tournament's No. 2 seed Marin Cilic took in the local sea life at the Frost Science Oculus.

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The Croatian got off to a good start in Crandon Park with a straight-set win against Pierre-Hugues Herbert on Friday.

Halep, Djokovic visit hospital, museum in Miami

Halep, Djokovic visit hospital, museum in Miami

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