Cramps, stoppages and complaints: Jaume Munar overcame France’s Terance Atmane in a controversial duel
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- Jaume Munar defeated France’s Terance Atmane in a controversial first-round match at the US Open.
- Atmane appeared to struggle with suspected cramps at the start of the third set, after taking the opening two sets 7-6, 6-3.
Jaume Munar overcame Terance Atmane in a controversial first-round US Open match marked by cramps, stoppages and complaints.
The Frenchman, ranked 45th by the ATP, led Spain’s Munar, ranked 46th, 7-6, 6-3. At the start of the third set, however, physical problems began to trouble Atmane, who appeared to be dealing with suspected cramps. A physiotherapist became involved as the match continued.
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