In a dramatic turn of events at the Indian Wells tournament in the US, beekeeper Lance Davis came to the rescue of tennis stars Carlos Alcaraz and Alexander Zverev as a swarm of over 2,500 bees interrupted their quarter-final match. The players were forced to seek cover as the insects descended on the court, causing a temporary halt in play. Davis, hailed as a hero for his swift action, used a specialized vacuum to safely remove the bees, allowing the match to resume after an hour. Alcaraz went on to win the match 6-3, 6-1, with no further interruptions. Davis, known for his unconventional approach and fearless attitude, received a warm reception from the audience for his quick and effective response to the unexpected bee invasion.
Beekeeper Lance Davis Rescues Tennis Players from Swarm at Indian Wells Tournament, US
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