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Oct 30, 2018
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Del Potro, Herbert show off musical talents

Published Oct 30, 2018

Did you know some of the stars on the ATP tour have music skills? It's come to light this week that both  Pierre-Hugues Herbert and Juan Martin del Potro posses the art of song.

In Paris, Herbert did a fan Q&A where he revealed his worst on-court experience (a kick to the face resulting in lost teeth) and showed off a quick tune on the guitar. The Frenchman would drop his singles opener at the ATP Masters 1000, but has a bye in doubles with his usual partner, Nicolas Mahut.

Notably not in Paris due to a fractured kneecap, Del Potro is getting through the tough times with the help of his friends, and music.

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As you can see, the world No. 4 is still in a knee brace and has been reported to have withdrawn from the ATP Finals in London, which is less than two weeks away.

Del Potro, Herbert show off musical talents

Del Potro, Herbert show off musical talents

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