Laughter and Concern in Sinner vs O'Connell Match After Physio Hit by Serve

Sinner e il colpo proibito di O'Connel: colpito il fisioterapista nelle parti intime

Much tennis, fear, but also laughter in the match between Jannik Sinner and O'Connell, with the South Tyrolean's physiotherapist being hit squarely by a serve. However, what...

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Much tennis, fear, but also laughter in the match between Jannik Sinner and O'Connell, with the South Tyrolean's physiotherapist being hit squarely by a serve. However, what triggered the laughter in the South Tyrolean tennis player was not a normal hit because the Australian's ball ended up right on the intimate parts of his right arm, which took the hit by bending. Jannik thus went to check on the condition of his staff member who was laughing at the sideline for the surreal situation.

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What happened

While serving for the second game of the third set, O'Connell served very strongly with Sinner unable to intercept the ball. However, it hit Jannik's physiotherapist in the intimate parts, with him bending to withstand the pain. The tennis player's coach joked with the collaborator covering him with a towel and then also the class of 2002 went to him exchanging a few words.

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