New Concern for Arthur Fils: Hit on the Back, Frenchman Abandons in Quarter-Finals in Basel
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Just a few days from the start of the Rolex Paris Masters, Arthur Fils - still in the race to pick up his Masters qualification at the end of the season - had to give up in his quarter final in Basel against Taylor Fritz, hit on the back.
The Frenchman was forced to give up this Friday in quarterfinals in Basel. Bad news a few days before the Masters 1000 in Paris.
The French number 1 threw the sponge in Switzerland after having conceded eight games in a row, apparently embarrassed by back pain.
Injured by the leg, Arthur Fils gave up at the beginning of the 2nd set, which was opposed to the American Taylor Fritz, this Friday in the quarterfinals of the Swiss Indoors, so as not to risk compromising his reunion with the Parisian public next week, and his participation in the finals of the Masters of Turin in mid-November.
Arthur Fils, who abandoned (6-2, 2-0, ab.) Friday against Taylor Fritz in quarterfinals of the Basel ATP 500, indicated that he had felt a pain in a leg at the beginning of the encounter.
Troubled at the back, Arthur Fils dropped out in quarterfinals of the Basel tournament against American Taylor Fritz. A few days away from the Rolex Paris Masters.
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