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"It's a Team USA thing": Keys, Tiafoe and Pegula explain Fritz's botched camera lens drawing
The Americans have been "locked in" during a banner first week in Melbourne, but the message was almost lost in translation after Taylor Fritz's questionable art skills went viral.
Published Jan 18, 2023
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!["It became a thing [during United Cup] where if Frances can lock, everyone has got to lock," Tiafoe explained.](https://images.tennis.com/image/private/t_16-9_768/f_auto/tenniscom-prd/zce4zp4qwlm5xrfq6dco.jpg)
"It became a thing [during United Cup] where if Frances can lock, everyone has got to lock," Tiafoe explained.
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