Here are some of the funniest moments in tennis history

Female tennis players are undoubtedly one of the most beautiful athletes.

German tennis legend Steffi Graff too was a crush for a number of tennis fans.

At Wimbledon 1995, she was interrupted mid-match when a man from the stands proposed her for marriage.

However, he must have suffered a heart-break after Steffi replied by asking, "How much money do you have?"

Andy Roddick of USA was one of the most powerful servers in the sport.

Having served at a fiery pace of 249.4 km/h, he was known for crushing his opponents with his serve.

While his serves were most effective on hard courts, a weird incident on clay had the whole world laughing, when a powerful serve saw the ball get stuck on clay.

Boris Becker was one of the legendary players in the sport. However, he too had his un-nerving moments on the court.

On one instance, he was in action against Andre Agassi, and after losing consecutive points, he got frustrated with himself.

Immediately, he handed his racquet to a ball girl and asked her to play for him, as she had her moment with Agassi.

While imitation is not always considered the best form of respect to an opponent, Roddick decided to have a shot, imitating Rafael Nadal in a match against Roger Federer.

Roddick almost perfectly imitated him, the only exception being right-handed, and incidentally won the point, as the crowd went ecstatic.

Incidentally, Roddick also went on to win the same set.

Grunts are common for tennis players, especially by female players.

While it generally presumed to have been invented by legendary player Monica Seles, Maria Sharapova seems to have mastered the art.

During the 2005 Australian Open, while she was up against Li Na, she went on to grunt throughout the match, as the crowd got bored and made fun of her grunts.