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ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Apr 20, 2018

These ATP players may be in intense competition with each other on the court, but can they keep that spirit up when playing an entirely different sport? Marin Cilic, Alexander Zverev, Novak Djokovic, David Ferrer, Jack Sock and Grigor Dimitrov all participated in the ATP basketball challenge. It's just 30 seconds of drama to see who can make the most baskets.

From one court to another, the results varied wildly. A few did great such as Zverev and Sock, while Djokovic failed miserably. The Serbian even admitted as such, saying "I'll stick to tennis."

In the end, it was Sock that took home the win.

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Djokovic, Zverev try their luck with basketball

Djokovic, Zverev try their luck with basketball

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