WATCH: ATP players give end-of-season yearbook awards

The communal culture on the global tennis tour is often likened to that of a high school. So it only makes sense that, as the ATP season came to a close, the players gave each other yearbook-style "Most Likely To" awards.

Alexander Zverev was voted Most Likely to Be Late, the only player to be picked for a superlative unanimously.

Stefanos Tsitsipas won Most Likely to Win a Grammy, which is a bit of a surprise given his Tennis Got Talent performance:

And Rafael Nadal was given Most Likely to Spend the Most Time in Front of a Mirror.

"I know it's fixing his bandana," Novak Djokovic said.

Roger Federer, as he so often is, was given two awards: Most Likely to Make You Laugh and Most Likely to Cry at a Romantic Movie.

The more flattering ATP Awards, like Fans' Favorite and the Stefan Edberg Sportsmanship Award, will be given out at January's ATP Cup.