Puig takes Wimbledon by storm -- OK, well, not that Puig

Women's tennis has long been considered a sport of stars in which the only real suspense occurs during the final rounds. So 19-year-old Monica Puig stunned the All-England club Monday with her victory over third-seeded Sara Errani. The Puerto Rican became the talk of Wimbledon after the straight-set win, and followed that performance with a second-round defeat of Spain's Silvia Soler-Espinosa on Wednesday.

As far as we can tell, Puig isn't directly related to Dodgers outfield sensation Yasiel Puig. But it sure is eerie that there are two Puigs going Bobby Boucher on their respective sports right now.

When we took a closer look, we found some shocking evidence -- while they may not be related, the two Puigs are definitely in cahoots. If you watched Tuesday's Dodgers game, you likely noticed that Yasiel Puig was missing. We think we found him:

Here's someone who looks a lot like Puig clearly playing tennis with a baseball bat:

And here's that same guy interfering with Serena's match -- although, that is a nice catch:

He somehow got a job as a ballboy too:

By day three, he was basically in every player's entourage:

But it looks like Novak Djokovic was his favorite:

Well, except for his fellow Puig, of course. He was on the edge of his seat during her match with Errani:

-- Dakota Gardner / MLB.com