The Italian tennis player decompensated and stopped in the first round against Andy Murray to request medical attention.
High temperatures continue to wreak havoc in Miami. This Tuesday, Matteo Berrettini had decompensation when he was to serve against the British Andy Murray in the fight for first round of the Masters 1000 Qualy. The Italian tennis player, who won the first set, He felt dizzy during the serve and had to stop the game.
On the first day of competition in the first round of the Miami Open Qualy, A unique moment was experienced in the most fascinating match of the day in between Matteo Berrettini (142nd) and Andy Murray (62nd). Tano prepares to serve when they are 2-5 in the second set and He suffered from dizziness and was forced to seek medical help. The pictures show how The athlete became destabilized and used his racket as support to avoid falling. Because of this incident, the chair umpire came down to ask him how he was feeling.
Berrettini, who was struggling to walk, went to his seat on the side of the court, where he hydrated and even Murray came over to see how he was doing. After a few seconds, he resumed the game, where he received applause from those present, although he already had the set in his pocket, No. 62 in the ranking. He turned it around 4-6, 6-3 and 6-4 and was eliminated. The British advanced to the second stage and He will face Argentine Tomás Etcheverry next Friday.
A similar situation and in the same tournament experienced by the Frenchman Arthur Cazauxwho suffered decompensation in the third set of the duel against his compatriot Harold Mayot. Just like what happened last Sunday at UNO stadium in Students of La Plata including the Chilean Javier Altamirano in the middle of fighting against Mouth through Professional League Cup.
Source: Tycsports

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