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Watch: Federer, Dimitrov, Haas Sing Again


The Maestro has reconvened the band—adding a special guest star.

Roger Federer and good buddies Tommy Haas and Grigor Dimitrov reformed the ultimate tennis boy band, the aptly dubbed One-Handed Backhand Boys, for this rousing rendition of a Chicago classic aided by autounes and a show-stopping guest soloist 55 seconds into the video below.

All these guys need now is a Las Vegas residency or Duran Duran-style video to take the tennis Temptations to the next level.



Accompanied by composer David Foster, Haas' father-in-law, the trio of former Top 10 players belted out this version of Chicago's "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" during the Australian Open.

Sounds like the trio has been practicing.

 

We're starting a boy band #NOTNSYNC @grigordimitrov @tommyhaasofficial @davidfoster

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