Zverev injury vs Rafael Nadal: Slow-motion of French Open incident is excruciating
A highly anticipated matchup between the third and fifth ranked tennis stars was brought to a horrific end in the semi-final of the French Open on Friday.
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A highly anticipated matchup between the third and fifth ranked tennis stars was brought to a horrific end in the semi-final of the French Open on Friday.
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By Homero De la Fuente and Jacob Lev, CNN
Rafael Nadal advanced to his 14th French Open final on Friday after third seed Alexander Zverev was forced to retire due to an ankle injury he suffered during the match. After screaming in anguish, a tearful Zverev was helped from the court by medics. He later returned to the court on crutches and conceded the match with Nadal leading 7-6 (10/8), 6-6. However, while the match was on, both players produced some enthralling tennis to wow the Philippe-Chatrier crowd and all those watching on television. In the first set, Nadal had his back to the wall with Zverev on the ascendancy.
World No.1 Iga Swiatek would look to win her second French Open title in three years, but she has a strong challenge in the name of Coco Gauff and both these stars will square off in the women's singles finals on Saturday evening. Swiatek is currently on a 34-match winning streak and if she manages to defeat Gauff in the summit clash, then she would match Venus Williams' run (2000) of having a longest-winning streak on the women's tour.
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Alexander Zverev said he suffered a "very serious injury" when he damaged his ankle and was forced to retire from his French Open semi-final against Rafael Nadal on Friday. "It looks like a very serious injury but the medical team are still checking it and I will keep you updated," the German world number three said in a video message released by Roland Garros.