Monfils to team up with Murray on Twitch

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Monfils to team up with Murray on Twitch

Published Nov 12, 2020

Gael Monfils ended his season in October, but he's not done watching and talking about tennis. The world No. 11 announced that he'll be taking viewers inside the ATP Finals on Twitch, **a steaming platform popular with gamers.

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He'll be joined by none other than Andy Murray with a preview promised for Sunday followed by action recaps next week.

Monfils has been active on Twitch for a while, often playing games like "Call of Duty" or "Mario Tennis" while chatting with some of his 110,000 followers.

It's not all games though: He has caught up with his girlfriend Elina Svitolina while recapping ATP and WTA action and has held roundtable with his friends like Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Richard Gasquet and Gilles Simon.

The 34-year-old didn't win a match in four events he played after ATP action resumed. He did a press conference on Twitch after retiring from his final match of 2020 in Vienna.