Tennis-Junior Ivanovski ends match with Kyrgios-esque hot dog serve


LONDON (Reuters) - Macedonian junior Kalin Ivanovski took a leaf out of the Nick Kyrgios handbook as he finished off his second round boys singles match at Wimbledon with an underarm 'hot dog' serve on Tuesday.

Serving at 6-1 5-2 against Rodrigo Pacheco Mendez, Ivanovski surprised his opponent with the cheeky serve played through his legs -- much to the delight of the crowd.

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