Casper Ruud reveals his worst experience with alcohol

Casper Ruud is one of the most serious tennis players on the circuit. However, he also has his private life and his own adventures. In a chat with Alex de Miñaur and Fran Cerundolo, the Norwegian player revealed his worst experience with alcohol. "I did two weeks of training, and I went to Las Vegas for the weekend and messed everything up. I felt like I needed a week to recover. It was the first time I was very drunk. When I got up from the chair, I was like 'wow, where am I?' It will be the last time for a long time," he confessed with laughter.

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