WATCH: Keys talks Love is Blind, Beyonce and more
While the tennis world shut down, Tennis Channel's Confessional Cart will keep rolling to entertain you. This week, Madison Keys took a ride.
"I like Clyde's decorations," Keys said. "I don't like that at any moment, someone's going to talk to me."
The world No. 13 was slightly creeped out to be talking to a golf cart, but still shared some interesting stories and lots of smiles.
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Q: If you could play any Olympic sport beside tennis, what would it be?
"I wish I could be a gymnast. I'm probably much too tall for it. Maybe like track and field."
Q: "If you could be curtsied for one match in history, what would it be?"
"Any one of the Williams sisters' matches."
Q: What is your most embarrassing moment on court?
An embarrassing moment on court is...I feel like a lot of my existence on a tennis court. I mean, I've fallen a bunch, like a lot. I almost dropped my first trophy as they handed it to me.
Q: Where was that?
"That was in Eastbourne. Martina Navratilova handed it to me and I didn't realize it was two pieces. Great moment!"
Q: What's on your workout playlist?
"On my workout playlist right now is...some of the new songs from The Weekend, I have some Martin Garrix on there. It's really kind of like a mix of anything that you could possibly think of."
Q: Someone you'd like to switch places with for a day?
"I'd love to know what it's like to be Beyonce, just for like ten minutes even."
Q: What's the last thing you Googled?
"That's so embarrassing. The last thing that I Googled. I don't even remember, I Google things all the time. Probably, someone tried to tell me peanuts weren't legumes. And I was like they definitely are. So, I Googled: Is a peanut a legume? And it was, I was right."
Q: What are you currently streaming?
"I'm currently streaming Love is Blind*. Kim Clijsters and I had a full blown conversation about it in the locker room the other day. We're both big fans."*
Q: What is the best advice you've ever received?
"The best advice I've ever received is to remember to enjoy every moment of trying to win tournaments, trying to be No. 1 in the world, trying to be a Grand Slam champion. Because one day you'll look back and realize that will all the pressure and everything that came with it, it was such a once in a lifetime experience and it was so much fun."