Tsitsipas retires with breathing problems
ZHUHAI, China: Top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas had trouble breathing and quit his opening match at the Zhuhai Championships on Thursday after calling a medical time-out before the deciding set. The 21-year-old Greek was the strong favourite against unseeded Adrian Mannarino of France and took the first set 6-3 in southern China. But he appeared to labour badly after that, bending over several times on court and putting his hands on his knees. He was far from his best as he lost the second set 7-5, and retired soon after, looking red in the face and burying his head in his hands. Tournament officials said that he had been having problems breathing and was getting medical attention, but did not go to hospital.Tsitsipas won’t surrender in pursuit of tennis Big Three: Rising star Stefanos Tsitsipas only turned 21 last month and is the youngest player in the world’s top 10 — but he refuses to be intimidated.
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