By Lauren Lynch

(January 14, 2011) What does the full monty and tennis have to do with one another? Apparently a lot. We have all see the photos and videos of crazed fans showing off their stuff by form of streaking but never before have we seen players take on the strip tease themselves.

During Day 2 of the World Tennis Challenge in Adelaide, Ryan Harrison and John McEnroe played against Michael Llodra and Henri Leconte. Some teasing about where old men and young men wear their shorts started between Leconte, who provoked the whole thing, and Harrison. Harrison tucked in his shirt and hiked his shorts up and Leconte tried to wear his shorts baggy then proceeded to lose the shorts completely. McEnroe and Llodra had to join slowing removing their clothing items as well .

Harrison was left with the most clothes one but decided to ditch the shoes and socks. However, Llodra ended up in some tight boxer briefs and dared to show his butt crack to an unsuspecting lineswoman.This was not Michael Llodra's first strip tease in Australia. After Llodra and Fabrice Santoro defended their Australian Open 2004 doubles title against twin brothers Bob and Mike Bryan, both of the French players proceed to rid of their clothing and throw it into the crowd.

After stripping they even attempted to play out the game. Harrison and McEnroe ended up defeating Llodra and Leconte 6-4.




McEnroe, Harrison, Leconte, and Llodra were not the only ones performing costume changes. Nicolas Mahut decided that he would switch it up from his gender appropriate wear to sport a Lacoste top and head band. He wore the outfit for the recent Hopman Cup with mixed doubles partner, Kristin Mladenovic, in matching suit, who played against the victors John Isner and Bethanie Mattek-Sands.