Berdych keeps 'his game fresh' with some big changes

"Change it up if you want to keep it up," says the world No. 8 in an Adidas post. (AP Photo)

Tomas Berdych has had a brutal week in the office. A day after his double-bagel loss to David Goffin in Rome, the 30-year-old abruptly fired his coach of a year-and-a-half, Dani Vallverdu. The Czech posted this not-so-cryptic Adidas promotion on Tuesday:

A number of players will be sporting the new zebra-tastic Adidas line at Roland Garros next week.

This won't be Berdych's first time wearing stripes. Remember his soccer jersey-inspired top in Melbourne a few years ago? After that, he became more notorious for branching out with his on-court attire.

There was his 2014 floral masterpiece in Paris:

He sported a clay-colored ensemble at Roland Garros last year, after donning this colorful getup during the dirt season:

Now his 2016 French Open campaign will be even more daring thanks to the stripes-on-stripes Adidas look. After parting ways with H&M, his fans may have thought his days of wild apparel choices were over, but that is simply not the case as Berdych strives to, as he puts it, keep his game fresh.