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Alex de Minaur had a walkover. His next opponent had full body cramps and collapsed in agony
The Czech 26th seed ended up victorious but stricken on his back, unable to pick himself off the clay for several minutes amid alarming scenes in the Paris heat.
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independent.co.uk
French Open star leaves court in wheelchair after gruelling five-set victory
Mensik fell onto the clay and lay there for several minutes after beating Mario Navone in four hours and 41 minutes in gruelingly hot conditions
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telegraph.co.uk
Player collapses moments after hitting winning shot at French Open
The Roand Garros heat took its toll on Czech player Jakub Mensik.
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dailymail.com
French Open star collapses for over FIVE minutes in scorching heat
JAMES SHARPE AT ROLAND GARROS: Paramedics rushed to a star's aid to bring ice packs, which he used as a pillow as he lay on the dirt, while his opponent came over to check he was…
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Jakub Mensik fumes at ‘insane’ playing conditions during scorching French Open
The Czech star was stricken by cramp at the end of his second-round match played in very hot conditions.
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theguardian.com
Jakub Mensik labels French Open heat ‘insane’ after collapsing at end of five-set win
The 26th seed says players need more time between points in hot conditions after being offered a wheelchair to get back to the locker room
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theage.com.au
Alex de Minaur had a walkover. His next opponent had full body cramps and collapsed in agony
The Czech 26th seed ended up victorious but stricken on his back, unable to pick himself off the clay for several minutes amid alarming scenes in the Paris heat.
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Alex de Minaur knocked out of French Open after letting lead slip
Australian goes down 0-6 6-2 6-2 6-3 to Jakub Mensik and left to rue golden chance to advance past third round in Paris
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Djokovic, de Minaur knocked out of Roland-Garros as young stars emerge
Novak Djokovic’s bid for an elusive 25th major title has ended in Paris after youngsters Joao Fonseca and Jakub Mensik each claimed major scalps in the third round.