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Wawrinka, Nishikori check out famed Geneva fountain

The top two seeds at the ATP 250 event can't seem to get enough

Published May 24, 2017

The top two seeds in Geneva got chummy at a local tourist attraction, the Jet d’Eau. Stan Wawrinka and Kei Nishikori enjoyed the beautiful lake views ahead of a tough week of competition.

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The famous fountain was built in 1886 to release the excess pressure of a nearby hydraulic plant. On a clear day, you can see it from approximately 30 miles away.

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The two can't seem to get enough of each other, even putting in some practice hours this week.

Nishikori, the No. 2 seed, has already advanced to the quarterfinals.