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There was a hairy situation at the US Open on Tuesday when two tennis fans in the Arthur Ashe Stadium stands gave one another a haircut.
There was a hairy situation at the US Open on Tuesday when two tennis fans in the Arthur Ashe Stadium stands gave one another a haircut while Nick Kyrgios and Karen Khachanov played their quarter final.
They had clippers and the sort of cape a barber usually uses to keep a customer clean.
Soon enough, social media users were excited about how a YouTuber known for his pranks had pulled this one off.
Tournament security removed the two men from the match.
US Tennis Association spokesman Brendan McIntyre said: “When someone saw it, security went to the two individuals.
“They were escorted out of their seats and then off the grounds for disruption of play.”
He added: “There’s a first time for anything.”
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