High-wires, jumping & selfies: the social round-up

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Highwires, beaches & selfies: the social round-up. Photo: Vika Azarenka / Twitter
We round up the best action from social media on Monday 22nd February

Playing on a high-wire, jumping up and down on the beach and taking a ton of selfies… no, that’s not how we roll in the tennismash office. Rather, it’s the gruelling life of the world’s top tennis players according to social media. Don’t believe us? Read on.

Stan Wawrinka did some power line maintenance in Dubai:

Azarenka, Dimitrov, Ferrer, Tomic and Nishikori proved once and for all that people who do solo sports aren’t necessarily cut out for team pursuits:

Although Aga Radwanska and Angie Kerber might disagree:

Away from all the jumping, Serena went for a luxurious sleep…

This is how I sleep. ? #ultimatebeanbag

A photo posted by Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) on

While Madison Keys had that Monday morning feeling:

Rajeev Ram found that his Delray Beach trophy doubled up as an ice cream bowl:

Had an awesome time @delraybeachopen this week, and I found a good way to use my finalist trophy…yummmmmm

A photo posted by Rajeev Ram (@rajeevram318) on

Sania Mirza worked really hard to get this selfie right:

28 pictures and 17 filters later.. BOOOOOMMM !!! We nailed it ?? @carowozniacki @matteksands

A photo posted by Sania Mirza (@mirzasaniar) on

While Bethanie Mattek-Sands preferred going purple to pouting:

Vika Azarenka… well, she just seems to be hanging out with loads of people:

But at least one player was actually on the practice court. Allez Jo!

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