Arthur Rinderknech's hopes of continuing on in the French Open came to a bizarre end on Thursday after he injured his foot during a heated outburst, causing him to retire from the match.
A bizarre and self-induced injury in the second round of the French Open on Thursday night ended in heartbreak for French tennis player Arthur Rinderknech. Rinderknech, 28, was forced to retire from his match against Argentina’s Tomás Martín Etcheverry in the fourth set, despite leading 6-3, 7-6 , 6-1, after he injured his foot during an emotional outburst on the court. The No.
feel very good physically, but I just messed up.' Rinderknech local French media, via ESPN. 'I kicked into the wall, a little annoyed, at 2-0 when I got broken in the fourth set. I don't really know at the moment, but I hope I didn't break my toe. Afterwards, I could no longer put my foot on the ground.' Etcheverry moved on to the third round, where he will play Casper Ruud.
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