Andrei Rublev shot in the bathroom, after the third game of the second set, with the permission of the chair umpire, the British James Keothavong.
A few minutes later, his rival and compatriot Daniel Medvedev He also approached the referee, although asking for medical help to come out.
With a score advantage of 6-4, 4-3 and serve, the doctor and the physiotherapist appeared in the race in the field of Arthur Ashe Stadium. The tennis player wants to talk to the doctor.
He put his hand on his chest, holding his chest, to explain his breathing problems. The doctor listened to him, deciding to use the inhaler he offered to Medvedev, who took a deep breath.
The tennis player’s request was repeated after the third game of the third set, to serve after a ‘game’ of eighteen points. After two hours of torture due to busy running with her son’s godfather, her friend Andrei Rublevand the complicated weather conditions, the doctor responded a second time to the call to offer him the inhaler again.
For the third time he needed this kind of attention. New York This is an oven above 30º C and a humidity of 50%. The thermal sensation is close to 40º C. The athletes are struggling, no matter how much the organization tries to alleviate the issue by semi-closing the center’s retractable roof. At least it offers shade, for tennis players and as a measure to help fans.
Ice, in the form of a necklace or in a bag, and cold air vacuums dominate the breaks between games.
Source: La Verdad
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