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ByJordaan Sanford

Published Jul 03, 2020

Last week at the Credit One Bank Invitational in Charleston, S.C., Ajla Tomljanovic jumped off the practice court and answered 20 questions from Victoria Azarenka.

Inspired by Vogue's "73 Questions With," Tomljanovic opened up while walking around the grounds and she even showed off her player suite.

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Fans learned quite a bit about the Australian, like that the first person she texts in the morning is boyfriend, world No. 8 Matteo Berrettin,i and she doesn't have a TikTok. Tomljanovic also didn't hesitate to choose Chris Hemsworth over Bradley Cooper for who'd she like to co-star with in a movie.

"You answered that a little quick, huh?" Azarenka said laughingly.

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Tomljanovic and 15 other Top WTA players competed for the inaugural team title. The Australian posted singles wins over Olympic gold medalist Monica Puig and Shelby Rogers to help Team Peace capture the trophy over Team Kindness.