Pronounced sinner Despite hurting his right elbow in a decline in Wimbledon quarter -finals and despite leaving the first two sets on Monday night after his rival, Grigor DimitrovAn injured pectoral was to retire with muscle.
Number 1 seeded sinner did not drop a set in the tournament until the tournament did not fall back from number 19 Dimitrov 6-3, 7-5. But in the 2-All in the third set, Dimitrov stopped playing.
“I don’t know what to say. He is an incredible player, I think we all saw it today,” Sinner said while giving an untouchable on-court interview. “I don’t take it as a win.”
This is the fifth consecutive Grand Slam tournament where Dimitrov failed to complete a match, the longest such line by any man in the open era. He also retired at the Australian Open in January and the French Open in May, as well as Wimbledon and US Open last year.
At the last point against the sinner, Dimitrov served and immediately held his chest with his left hand. Before sitting on the grass, he took some steps and carried out. The sinner went to that side of the court to investigate him.
“My PEC,” Dimitrov told the sinner.
Dimitrov then went to the sideline, sitting on his chair and checked by a trainer and doctor. As Dimitrov spoke with him, the sinner kneels nearby. After a few minutes of delay, Dimitrov went towards the locker room with medical personnel.
Soon, he said and said that he could not continue.
Two hours ago, it was a sinner down on the ground and appears to be in trouble. She was hurt in the initial game when her leg came out of her under her and he slipped and fell behind a baseline, falling from her right hand, holding her racket, falling from her right hand.
During a medical timeout while retreating 3–2 in the second set, Cinner won as a trainer. Sinner coach, Darren Kahill and Simone Wagnozy, looked at their box with concern.
Sinner-A three-time Grand Slam Champion who will play number 10 Ben shelton United States For a berth in the semi -finals – A bullet was given to start and play again. He often shook his right hand or rubbed his elbow between points.
He lost a total of 17 games in the tournament on Monday, tied the record for the lowest in the open era by Man in Wimbledon through three full matches.
After the second set, the match was stopped, so the withdrawal roof of the stadium could be closed due to the fading sun.
About half an hour later, the match was over.
Overall, it was Dimitrov’s 10th career retirement in one major.
“He was so inauspicious in the past,” said the sinner, who called Dimitrov a good friend. “Very unfortunate for us.”
ESPN Research and Associated Press contributed to this report.
