Two-time Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur was reduced to tears after she was forced to retire from her round one match.
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Jabeur was first out on Court 14, but after just 26 minutes of action in her match against Viktoriya Tomova, disaster struck.
The Tunisian looked visibly distressed, sat on her courtside seat, and a medical time-out was called.
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She had her blood pressure taken, and her vitals were checked before she was taken away off court for further examination.
Despite a valiant attempt to return to play, Jabeur eventually made the call to retire.
“I wasn’t expecting not to feel good,” Jabeur said in a statement after it was decided she would no hold a press conference.
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