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WATCH: Sharapova, Keys team up to champion recycling

ByJonathan Scott

Published Sep 01, 2019

Now flip it. Flip it good.

Perhaps unlikely pals, Evian co-endorsers Maria Sharapova and Madison Keys teamed up for a new, non-verbal advertising spot that shows off their uncanny (or unreal) racquet-to-basket technique and shines a light on recycling for the benefit of the planet.

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In another tweet in her thread, Keys noted that she was glad to help the US Open retain its "zero landfill" status, as an eco-friendly venue during the season's major finale (and always).

Sharapova continues her own media-saturating status with not just this water-brand clip but a new guest appearance on ABC network's Shark Tank program.

From sponsorships to sharking the business proposals of others, this pair knows how to stay busy.

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WATCH: Sharapova, Keys team up to champion recycling

WATCH: Sharapova, Keys team up to champion recycling

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