‘This is genuine?!’: Tennis legend in disbelief over $36k Uber Eats bill

Tennis legend Andy Murray was left with his jaw on the floor after AFL great Brendan Fevola revealed an eye-watering bill he racked up.

AFL legend Brendan Fevola has left tennis great Andy Murray in disbelief after showing off his outrageous Uber Eats bills.

The former Carlton and Brisbane star has previously spoken about his addiction to the food ordering service with Murray stunned at what was put in front of him.

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In an interview with the three-time grand slam winner on The Fox’s Fifi, Fev & Nick, Fevola revealed he had spent an eye-watering $36,000 on Uber Eats … in one year.

“I want to tell you a little stat. I order Uber Eats all the time … we sent a letter to Uber Eats to see where we rank (nationwide) in a year,” Fevola said.

“Fi (Fifi Box) had spent about $3,500 AUD … and I was ranked in the top 0.001% of Australians. I was pretty much the number one Uber Eats (customer).

“I spent $36,000 in Uber Eats a year.”

Murray, looking over the letter, was flabbergasted at what he’d just heard as the two men went back and forth over the bill.

“This is genuine!?” Murray asked.

Fevola: “This is far dinkum, yeah.”

Murray: “$35,000?”

Fevola: “It was about $36,000 AUD, yeah.”

Murray: “Do you get … what do you get for that? Do they give you anything?”

Fevola: “Uber One … I get nothing …”

Murray: “That feels harsh, that (you don’t get anything extra). That’s incredible, really. I mean, how have you done that? What are you ordering multiple times a day?”

Fevola: “Yeah, breakfast, lunch … and so, dinner, because Uber Eats is so good, I don’t know what to choose so if I want a steak, a chicken Parma, some dumplings … I just order all three and just nibble at them all.”

The goalkicking superstar then decided to try and explain how the system works to Murray, forgetting that not only would he know how it works … he’s currently the face of Uber Eats for the Australian open.

Fevola: Because it’s delivered at your house so you don’t have to go anywhere.”

Murray: “Yeah, I know how it (Uber Eats) works (laughs).”

Andy Murray stunned by Fev's bill

Fevola previously spoke about his addiction to the service, conceding to ordering meals up to four times a day.

In an attempt to resolve the compulsive ordering, Fevola handed control of the app over to his fiancee, Alex.

“It is on Alex’s phone. If it is a weekend and it is a Saturday night we can still order it but I will not be ordering,” he said.

“I am done, I feel good.”

Rather than relying on home delivery, Fevola has decided to go “old school” and attain meals via takeaway.