Bengals QB Joe Burrow goes viral for Australian Open trip
Each offseason, the brief globetrotting and public appearances by Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow go viral.
Last year, by far the most notable was his trip to a certain fashion show, where he walked the stage in that now (in?)famous back-less suit.
This year, it's not even February and Burrow has made waves for attending the Australian Open.
The huge tournament was more than happy to share a video of Burrow's thoughts: "What's up guys? Joe Burrow here at the Australian Open. Excited to be here in the sun seeing the top athletes do what they do."
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Burrow's appearance generated plenty of reactions online:
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POOKIE AT THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN WE WON pic.twitter.com/KHCoCjHj0H
— nya (@sediciferrari) January 24, 2025
🎾 Joe Burrow at the Australian Open pic.twitter.com/IGGmxX0pRT
— Joe Burrow Fan Club (@JoeyBClub) January 24, 2025
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