Who is the “killer bee” that saved Alcaraz from a swarm in the middle of the Indian Wells match?

The looks of the ninth day of action in Indian wells They were not for Jannik Sinner, who achieved his sixteenth victory in a row and seems invincible, nor for Carlos Alcaraz or Alexander Zverev, protagonists of the best match of the day, but for Lance Davis, He “Killer bee.”

This bee terminator was completely unknown before Thursday, but it became a hero in the California desert by eliminating a swarm that had invaded the central court of the first Masters 1000 of the season during the quarter-final match between the Spaniard and the German.

Davis, with a look of rock starhe entered the stadium with a sophisticated vacuum cleaner and began to suck up the enormous number of bees that settled there spidercam, one of the cameras of the official broadcast. And he left, greeting the tennis players present at the stadium as if he were the tennis player who had just become champion.

Hand. This is the CEO of Killer Bee Live Removal, a fumigation and pest control company based in California, United States. “We saved and relocated all the bees”, he says in his bio, which answers one of the questions. Are bees dying in this vacuum cleaner? Turns out no.

“My name is Lance Davis. Right now I’m working on several bee projects and learning about the benefits bees bring to our world,” he describes himself.

She adds, “I love my life’s pursuit of the progress I’ve made in teaching the impact and benefits bees have on humanity.”