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Tsonga, Willis and Melzer become first-time fathers

The spring season is baby season after all, especially on the ATP

Published Mar 27, 2017

A trio of ATP players have just had their lives changed forever, announcing the birth of their first children within days of each other. World No. 10 Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was notably missing in action at the Miami Open as he welcomed a baby boy with his girlfriend, Noura El-Shwekh.

Last week, Marcus Willis, the Cinderella story of last year's Wimbledon championships, shared the first photo of his new baby girl, Martha, with his wife Jenny Bate. He has since added a few more snaps, one is even dubbing her "Next Gen."

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And if that wasn't enough work for the delivery stork, 35-year-old Jurgen Melzer just became a father with his wife, Fabienne Melzer-Nadarajah.

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All three men could have budding tennis super stars on their hands, but it'll be quite a few years before anyone finds out.