Get a grip! Pro schools opponent on art of proper handshake

Handshakes have long been part of tennis etiquette, with the two opponents meeting each other halfway in a gesture of good sportsmanship to signify the end of a match.

To not establish firm eye contact with an opponent or resist shaking hands at all is considered bad form, and could get you booed off the court (see: Tomas Berdych). 

Poland's Elina Svitolina was not booed off the court, but she was a little limp and lifeless in her meeting with Barbora Zahlavova Strycova of the Czech Republic. 

But while 28-year-old Strycova may have lost her Toray Pan Pacific Open match, she wasn't about to lose her dignity. Strycova rejected Svitolina's dead fish and schooled the 20-year-old in the fine art of handshaking. 

Check out the delightful GIF below: 

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