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45 seconds on the clock, loud music in his ears & @des_clarke shouting words at him... Could @andy_murray become #LipsAreMoving champ? pic.twitter.com/QjvK936753
— Capital Scotland🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 (@CapitalScotland) September 23, 2016

For the Capital Scotland Breakfast radio show, Andy Murray played the “Lips Are Moving” game with comedian Des Clarke. It’s a very simple yet absurd concept. The Scot put on headphones with music blaring while Clarke shouted words at him.

Murray was trying to set the record for most words guessed in 45 seconds, and succeeded with a grand total of 10 after some ridiculous moments. The only challenge he couldn’t decipher was "square sausage," thinking instead Clarke was saying "swear Scottish."

Not surprisingly, the three-time Grand Slam champion had no trouble guessing "Wimbledon" and "strawberries and cream."

Congrats Andy, for both winning the game and being a great sport.

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