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Frances Tiafoe and Jenson Brooksby are some of the best American players on the ATP Tour. It only makes sense that they would be the ones to go behind-the-scenes of the Citi Open in Washington D.C.

Taking a GoPro, Tiafoe shared with fans what the player’s lounge looks like, the grounds of the tournament, and even had fellow Americans make cameos, such as Jack Sock. It was then Brooksby’s turn to take over the footage. He wandered around the tournament site and let fans get a sneak peek at the men’s locker room and various sections of the stadium.

Tiafoe and Brooksby faced off in the opening round of the ATP 500 event, and Brooksby claimed their first career encounter with a solid straight set win. The world No. 99 went on to reach the semifinals before falling to Jannik Sinner.

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