Manchester City star Jack Grealish has sent a message of support to Liam Broady after he reached the third round of Wimbledon.
After a gruelling contest which lasted almost four hours, Broady shocked the tennis world by coming from behind to knock out 12th seed Diego Schwartzman. With only 12 aces served between the pair, it was a match of real athleticism and was eventually won by the Stockport-born 28-year-old.
After such a taxing contest, Broady could have been forgiven for not even having the energy to celebrate. However, he delighted the crowd by walking back into the centre of the court and producing an interesting celebration as he put his fingers in his ears, before later admitting he stole the celebration off Grealish.
