What can we learn from today’s social round-up?
Mobile phone addiction is a real thing, just ask Genie Bouchard:
Day 7 with no phone update: withdrawal symptoms decreasing, notice an increase in attention span and patience… ????
— Genie Bouchard (@geniebouchard) May 11, 2016
If mobile phones did not exist, players like Yaroslava Shvedova would not be able to share travel selfies:
Stars like Maria Sharapova would not be able to make practice session videos like this:
Whoa, first fist pump in a while!! ???????? pic.twitter.com/zdIdoFZPJk
— Maria Sharapova (@MariaSharapova) May 11, 2016
We would not get emoji insights from Stan Wawrinka:
Good to be back in #rome ! Great first match yesterday night!! ?????????????????????????????????????????????? pic.twitter.com/CnQxIKEFwT
— Stanislas Wawrinka (@stanwawrinka) May 11, 2016
Or be able to send birthday wishes to players like Christina McHale:
Thanks so much for all the bday wishes ???? #24 pic.twitter.com/c3xODM2yC4
— Christina McHale (@ChristinaMcHale) May 11, 2016
And how would Nick Kyrgios organise gaming sessions with Jack Sock and Vasek Pospisil?
@JackSock @VasekPospisil In and out today boys we got so much FIFA and Cod to play ????????????????????????
— Nicholas Kyrgios (@NickKyrgios) May 11, 2016
It is pretty clear that players love their phones, so if you borrow their charger make sure you give it back in a timely manner. Isn’t that right John-Patrick Smith?
Hey @Liambroady, how's that "I need to borrow your phone charger for an hour", but turns out to be 15 hours coming along?
— JP Smith (@jpatsmith) May 12, 2016
Lucky there is always gelato to bring a smile to your face. Kevin Anderson can’t hide his, even after a loss:
Rome has got to be one of the best cities in the world to drown your sorrows after a tough match! ???????????????? pic.twitter.com/Rx5gXu0Typ
— Kevin Anderson (@kevinanderson18) May 11, 2016
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