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Meet your new tour guide @andy_murray 😅

Taking in the beautiful views of the @sydney_sider Opera Bar with @Petra_Kvitova.@WTA #TennisUnited #SydneyTennis pic.twitter.com/zsSsIvMEjO
— ATP Tour (@atptour) January 12, 2022

The Australian Open is almost here, and Andy Murray has been doing media, as a star player normally does.

While at the Opera Bar at the world-famous Sydney Opera House, the Brit decided to try his hand at being a tour guide...at least for a few minutes.

On social media, Murray gave a brief tour of the self-described "most iconic bar" in Australia, along with Petra Kvitova, doing media of her own.

"It's beautiful," Kvitova said, with Harbour Bridge close by. "I love it here, it's a beautiful view."

A five-time runner-up at the Australian, the 34-year-old Murray has not reached the second week of the Happy Slam since 2016. Kvitova finished runner-up in Melbourne in 2019, with quarterfinal and second-round exits since.

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