Special selfie @miamiopen , thanks for coming out to watch some Tennis πΎπ¦ A post shared by tommy haas (@tommyhaasofficial) on Mar 22, 2017 at 3:53pm PDT Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe March 23 (UPI) -- An iguana became the unlikely breakout star of the Miami Open tennis tournament when it perched on the scoreboard, posed for a selfie, and ran across the court. A video tweeted by the official account for the Miami Open shows play halted Wednesday during the final set of Jiri Vesely's victory over Tommy Haas while officials work on a plan to eject the non-ticket-holding lizard from atop an electronic scoreboard. Advertisement German player Haas walks over to the scoreboard and snaps a selfie with the iguana, eliciting loud cheers from the crowd. An official attempts to grab the iguana with a towel, but the fleet-footed animal pulls free of the man's grip and bolts across the tennis court -- eventually coming to a rest on the electronic scoreboard on the other side of the court. A worker is then able to use a towel to grab the iguana by its tail and carry it outside. The Miami Open used a Notorious B.I.G. parody to describe the situation: "Iggy, Iggy, Iggy, can't you see? Keep off the tennis court, please." Advertisement Haas posted his selfie to Instagram. "Special selfie @miamiopen , thanks for coming out to watch some Tennis," he wrote.Iggy, Iggy, Iggy, can't you see?Keep off the tennis court, please. pic.twitter.com/7WaG5kaUDV— Miami Open (@MiamiOpen) March 22, 2017 Read More Courthouse X-ray machine finds smuggled iguana Florida man frees iguana trapped in chain-link fence Stray dog interrupts England-India cricket match, poops on the pitch Mischievous streaking squirrel interrupts NFL game