On an off day before his quarterfinal match against Andy Murray, Jeremy Chardy of France chases a dog along Port Melbourne Beach on Tuesday. And that Australian flag sandal raft is pretty sweet, too.

If they do, Chardy is ready. Sure hope he brings this energy against Andy Murray in the quarters on Wednesday.

LMFAO frontman Redfoo apparently left for Malaysia during the Australian Open. But he was back and bright on Tuesday, presumably to work on the dance track (continue dating?) friend (girlfriend?) Victoria Azarenka.

Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska gets her hair done in the player beauty bar on Tuesday. After taking some photos for a shoot, she headed to the court to play for her fans.

The Polish contingent has been a rather outspoken one in Melbourne, cheering on an unbeaten Agnieszka Radwanska. Unbeaten until Tuesday's quarterfinals, that is.

Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic takes time out of his day Monday to pose with Australian Olympic rower Will Lockwood along the Yarra River at the Rowing Sheds. Berdych could be up a creek without a paddle, however, with Novak Djokovic looming in the quarterfinals.

A ballkid displays Australian Open tennis balls during Monday's the fourth-round match between Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark and Svetlana Kuznetsova of Russia.

But not while in action. Venus Williams sits with a photographer on court at Margaret Court Arena on Monday. Williams lost to Maria Sharapova in the third round of singles play, but is still alive in doubles with sister Serena.

Nah. By now, we all know Victoria Azarenka, even when she's taking a break in the shade.

Ballboys play cricket with a sneaker and tennis ball during a break on Day 7  of the Australian Open on Sunday.

Huge crowds gather at Federation Square to watch the Tomic-Federer match during Day 6.

Aussie fans show up en masse to cheer on Bernard Tomic in his third-round match against Roger Federer.

Supporters cheer France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga during his third-round match against Slovenia's Blaz Kavcic.

Nicolas Almagro of Spain takes a break from playing to hold a baby wombat at Melbourne Park during Day 5 of the tournament on Jan. 18.

The wombat returns the affection to Nicolas Almagro.

Olivia Rogowska of Australia holds a much older wombat.

Quick! Do you know the colors of Poland's flag? You do now, as supporters cheer for Poland's Agnieszka Radwanska during her third-round victory against Heather Watson of Britain on Jan. 18.

Ball boys and girls use towels to dry Rod Laver Arena as rain interrupted the women's third-round match between Germany's Angelique Kerber and American Madison Keys. They got the job done, as Kerber won in straight sets.

Roger Federer fans show their support during the second-round match between Nikolay Davydenko of Russia and Roger Federer.

Roger Federer shows off his pink shoes at Melbourne Park. We wonder if his twin daughters put him up to the color choice.

Japanese supporters hold fans to cheer up Japan's Kei Nishikori during Nishikori's second-round match against Argentina's Carlos Berlocq. The characters read, "Nishikori Kei." The scoreboard read, 7-6 (4), 6-4, 6-1 in favor of Nishikori.

Russian player Elina Vesnina poses for photos in a fountain in Melbourne. Vesnina will play American Varvara Lepchenko in Thursday's second round.

A spectator rocks out in Aussie flag sunglasses as he watches first-round matches at the Australian Open on Tuesday, Jan. 15.

Fans certainly enjoy the break from the heat with these mister fans during Tuesday's Day 2 of the Australian Open at Melbourne Park.

Face paint in case somebody wants to know your home country? Check. Head umbrellas to block the shade? Check. Oversized tennis balls in case you run into a player — or LMFAO? Check.

Yeah, LMFAO is in Melbourne.

Just jump into the fountain in Garden Square if it's too hot.

... who is the proudest Australian of all? With fans as passionate as the ones at Melbourne Park, that is debatable. But this lady certainly would be in the running (assuming she approves of the paint job she inspects in the mirror).

Roger Federer's fans watch his practice session on day one of the 2013 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 14. We're not sure if he heard their cheers.

Venus Williams sits during a changeover while a moth sits on her neck. Maybe the moth was attracted to her blue hair extentions?

Australian fans enjoy the atmosphere during the women's first round match between Sesil Karatantcheva of Poland and Na Li of China on Day One.

Serena Williams' style is all her own as she exits after watching her sister Venus win her first-round Australian Open match.