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WATCH: Felix shows off his piano skills

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Apr 04, 2019

Tennis players are like teachers; you assume they don't have a life outside of school or, in this case, the court, but that isn't accurate.

When Felix Auger-Aliassime isn't on the court, he's trying to make time to play the piano. The Canadian recently showed off his skills on Instagram.

"[I do] regular stuff. I spend time, you know, whenever I'm not playing, I spend time with my family," he said in Miami. "I watch TV shows. I think I said before I played a little bit of piano, used to as a kid. Maybe that's my artistic thing."

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"I haven't been playing in a long time, because I'm always on the road," he said. "But whenever I have a chance, I like to play a little bit."

The 18-year-old just made it all the way to the semifinals of the Miami Open, jumping up in the rankings to world No. 33. He started the year just outside of the Top 100.