During the Masters 1000 de Miami the young french Arthur Cazaux, 21 years old, set off alarms among professionals and amateurs. The Frenchman, current number 74 in the ranking ATPhe faced his compatriot Harold Mayot in the first round of the Qualy when, during the third set, he lost his stability and collapsed on the court.
Those present watched as Cazaux remained on the ground, with his arms rigid and his hands towards the sky. Initially, the reaction to his fall was not immediate, since at first they thought it was just fatigue, accompanied by a cramp. However, a doctor, realizing the seriousness of the situation, quickly intervened.
Seconds later, the umpire accompanied the specialist after a ball boy approached Cazaux. Finally, Mayot crossed the court and also headed towards the center of the stage. The preliminary diagnosis was severe heat stroke, so the tennis player left the court in a wheelchair and protected from the sun with an umbrella. He was then transferred to a medical center, where he received a general checkup. Cazaux, who owns three Challenger titles and was the third favorite in qualifying, managed to receive assistance in time.
Express your concern
The Frenchman Harold Mayot showed his anguish after what he suffered with his opponent through social networks.
“He hadn’t felt well for several games and was starting to have cramps. I didn’t see him fall and I thought he was lying down because he had a cramp. When I realized it was serious, I immediately went to him and was very worried,” he wrote.
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2024-03-21 02:14:40
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