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Murray and Monfils accept Kyrgios' mess-free challenge

ByJordaan Sanford

Published Sep 25, 2020

Just last week Nick Kyrgios whipped out an incredible tweener and forehand all while leaving the court spotless from his Old El Paso Tortilla Pockets. This week, Andy Murray and Gael Monfils accepted the Aussie's challenge.

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The mess-free challenge is feeding families in need across Australia and with each video posted another meal kit is prepared for a family.

"You went a little bit easy, so I'm going to try something that is a bit harder," Murray said before kicking off the challenge, literally.

The Scot decided to forego groundstrokes and flung a ball in the air using just his foot and began to juggle the tennis ball with his feet all while holding two burritos. The former world No. 1 is pretty talented.

Kyrgios seemed to be very impressed, leaving a comment saying "this is dope."

Murray requested both Elina Svitolina and Gael Monfils to join in on the good cause and the couple did without hesitation.

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Monfils hit a mess-free tweener while Svitolina bounced the ball using the frame of the racquet.

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The couple challenged Belinda Bencic, Benoit Paire and Garbine Muguruza. The trend might pick up speed from the red clay courts of Paris this coming week.