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The Miami Open tennis tournament kicks off this week and Denmark’s Holger Rune and Greece’s Stefanos Tsitsipas were just two of the ATP stars who volunteered during the Miami Open Unites campaign on Monday (March 20) in Miami, Fla.

This day of service helps South Florida’s most vulnerable in various philanthropic initiatives across Miami-Dade County. ATP players who participated included Italy’s Jannik Sinner, UK’s Andy Murray, USA’s Sebastian Korda, Australia’s Alex de Minaur and Argentina’s Diego Schwartzman.

WTA stars included Czechia’s Marie Bouzková and Karolina Pliskova, Spain’s Paula Badosa, Switzerland’s Belinda Bencic, France’s Carolina Garcia, and Poland’s Magda Linette.

Volunteers assisted Rebuilding Together in painting and landscaping the home of Miami-Dade County’s veteran, Thomas Coates, retired Air Force E6 Sergeant.

Some players helped plant seedlings at Health in the Hood‘s community garden, with all produce grown distributed free-of-charge to families, local food pantries, churches, and community centers.

The last group of tennis players helped The Miami Rescue Mission prep meals as they serve dinner to those living at the shelter, providing much-needed assistance to the homeless of South Florida.

ATP, WTA, Miami Open also showed support with financial contributions to all of the participating organizations. Check out the gallery for all of the pictures – you don’t want to miss tennis players in hairnets!

Andy Murray surprised fans with a joke about the size of his manhood following his latest win at the Australian Open.

The 35-year-old tennis player defeated Thanasi Kokkinakis after a nearly six-hour match that ended at around 4am on early Friday morning (January 20) in Melbourne, Australia.

While being interviewed after the match, Andy was asked about how he came from behind to win the match. He responded by saying his “big heart” helped him.

Channel 9′s John Fitzgerald replied, “Well if I may say, I think you have big everything I think.”

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Andy Murray is voicing his frustrations with one of the rules at the 2023 Australian Open.

On Thursday night (January 19), the 35-year-old tennis player faced off in a nearly six-hour long match against Thanasi Kokkinakis at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, Australia.

As they prepared to go into the fifth set, the umpire denied Andy‘s request to use the restroom for a second time.

After being refused a second bathroom break, Andy voiced his frustrations, saying the rule was “direspectful” to players and attendees of the tournament.

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There is a bit of drama going on in the tennis world after one of the first big matches of the US Open.

In round one, two top tennis stars, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Andy Murray, played. Andy was not happy with the amount of medical time outs and bathroom breaks Stefanos took. Particularly when they lasted several minutes.

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Andy Murray is a dad for the fourth time!

The 33-year-old tennis star, and his wife Kim, welcomed their fourth baby into the world this week, People reports.

No further details about the sex or birthdate of the baby have been revealed at this time.

Andy and Kim, who married in 2015, are parents to three other children: Sophia Olivia, 5, and Edie, 3, and one-year-old son named Teddy.

The happy family news comes just months after Andy tested positive for coronavirus, just before the 2021 Australian Open kicked off.

While he was isolating at home in England with his family, the athletes who arrived for the tennis tournament headed straight to quarantine after it was thought they were exposed to the virus.

In 2019, Andy underwent surgery for this ailment.

Andy Murray has coronavirus.

The 33-year-old tennis player tested positive for the illness as of Thursday (January 14), and will no longer be participating in the annual Australian Open.

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“Andy Murray has advised that he has tested positive to COVID-19 and is isolating at home in the UK. Unfortunately this means he will be unable to join the official AO charter flights arriving in Australia in the coming days to go through the quarantine period with the other players,” the organization confirmed in a statement on social media.

“The AO fans love Andy, and we know how much he loves competing here in Melbourne and how hard he’d worked for this opportunity.”

The Australian Open previously confirmed a three-week delay from the middle of January to early February and is now set to begin on February 8.

All of these stars also tested positive for coronavirus.

Andy Murray has revealed his new baby’s name!

The 32-year-old tennis player revealed that he and wife Kim named their new baby Teddy Barron.

According to Andy, he doesn’t like the middle name, but decided to give it to his son to honor his Scottish family’s roots.

“The middle name got in there,” Andy shared with Mirror. “I don’t actually love the name. My dad’s middle name was Barron, his dad was Barron, my granddad’s dad, so I kept that. But Teddy, my wife liked that so she chose it.”

Andy and Kim welcomed Teddy earlier this month.

Kim and Andy are already parents to a 2-year-old daughter Edie and 3½-year-old Sophia. They married in 2015.

Just a few months ago, Andy Murray tearfully announced his retirement before undergoing surgery.