You never know who you’re going to see in the crowd at the U.S. Open. Numerous celebrities have attended matches this year, including Tiger Woods, Bill Clinton, Hugh Jackman and more. One thing you don’t usually expect to see, though, is a man getting a haircut. But that’s exactly what happened on Tuesday. See it for yourself: The man getting…
So, apparently that's JiDion's move.
JiDion is on hand at Arthur Ashe Stadium for the quarterfinal match between Karen Khachanov and Nick Kyrgios. Khachanov won the first set 7-5, and the haircut came during the second set with the score even at 1-1. Keep an eye on the audience at any sporting events this fall, because you never know what you might see.
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