Why does it take so long in tennis for any trainer, doctor, or medical personnel to show up? It feels like it takes an eternity compared to other sports.
I think it might be because once medical personnel enter the court it starts all the timers for medical time out - which you only get a limited number of in a match - so they have to sort of assess whether they need to go on otherwise they could influence the game unfairly
Some of these are debatable if they are "shocking" or not. But Benneteau twisting his ankle is without a doubt shocking. It hurts just seeing that replay.
Since they included the guy hitting his own head (not an injury caused by play), I thought the most shocking ever they should include is Monica Seles being stabbed. She got stabbed just when the umpire said "Time". So officially the match has also restarted.
No kidding, I didn't see the full injury in the first view so I thought he was overexaggerating , but after they replayed it in slow motion my heart skipped a beat with how bad it looked...
Im sure that it could be really painful, but it doenst justify crying like a little lady... Cmon.. i had many injuries and never got on the floor and cryed in such way... I would call benneteau a pussy.
@@ignaciolance4629 Wow, everyone look out! We have a manly man here! Everybody bow to the big manly man here, he's far more manly than anyone else on the planet!
One thing that does come across in these clips is that medical personnel in pro tennis are extremely slow to react to a player getting injured. Most clips have the other player or the ball boy/girl standing staring at the player for a minute or two before anyone else thinks it might be a good idea to react.
i love the fact that the first time i saw that clip was in horrendous 240p and now we are able to rewatch it fullhd 60fps. maybe we´ll have it in VR in some years, who knows
Benneteau didn't only sprain his ankle in that clip. He also completely tore one ligament and damaged another in the process. Plus he also fractured his elbow and sprained his wrist in the fall ! No wonder he was screaming in pain... :(
when you twist your ankle if you just stop the swelling as much as possible it will be ok for a bit. did the same in football, played the last 10 minutes with very little pain once bandages stopping swelling. it was a high ankle sprain and i did rehab for 8 weeks. was fine in the first 10 minutes though
@@cramyt had a similar thing with my knee playing rugby. I had a micro fracture on my knee cap while playing, no pain at all and as I kept running and playing I felt completely fine. As soon as the game finished and I rested my knee swelled up to the point where I could no longer bend it. Couldn't play sport for a month.
that's what I'm thinking, he injured himself, made the match delayed for him to be treated, and yet, no punishment for him... even you'll be warned by the umpire for delaying the service...
i feel sorry for him but not like oh no he's injured, more just kinda sad that he felt like he had to hurt himself during a match cuz that's not exactly a rational decision. I hope he has sorted out some of the issues by now
3:11 zverev suffered almost the exact same injury yesterday in the french open. he shuffuled to his right to reach for the ball, and ended up twisting his ankle :((
Couldn't find whether Benneteau tore something, but yeah his foot looked very similar, but it came down flat and then went over. Zverev's went from toes down and went from there to the 90 degree thing. Benneteau must not have torn anything, whereas Zverev tore multiple lateral ligaments.
I've done Benneteau's one a couple of times, once really badly just stepping off a raised legde. Tore a bunch of ligaments and tendons across the top of my foot in the process and couldn't put weight on it for a week, couldn't walk without limping for probably a month. Doctor took one look at it when I turned up at A&E and said he wouldn't be surprised if it was broken. Was lucky that it wasn't. Watching Benneteau there makes me absolutely recoil, I know how bad that can be, absolute respect for trying to carry on, when I did it I couldn't find the will to even try to stand up.
I remember watching the Youzhny/Almagro match live. If memory serves, Youzhny then hit a second ball out of the court in anger but the umpire declined to give him a point penalty (presumably thinking he'd suffered enough for one night) and Almagro complained so much that he received a warning instead. It was about 2am local time and I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
wow. Benetteau's injury was difficult to watch. and fair play to Dimitrov. I have seen various instances where an opponent is hurt, or a ballkid got hurt, and he's been really kind.
Out of all tennis players, I think Monica Seles will forever have top spot, what with getting stabbed and all. But Benneteau's ankle actually looks more painful, my god.
Guess Monica Seles being attacked at court side isn't technically an on court injury, but still that's a hell of a lot more shocking than ANY of these!
Youzhny and safin are such badass Russians. They’re like “the racket felt more pain than I did” 😂 youzhny especially was insane. That man was crazy! In an awesome way tho lol
YES...the problem is when they happen, the spectators don't have a clue to what's going on...like they are faking it. Gosh..when they happen, you do just drop to the ground. Yeow! No quick relief!
Murray is an absolute machine! he's had hip surgery with a metal rod inserted into the femur and coating the joint in metal. Glad he's back on stage, it's sad to see he may never be at his best but he never gives up.
Replaced hip is always better than the (old) natural one. Imagine being able to build up the spine. Human body is fragile, some useful materials aren't.
The benneteau injury was disappointing cause juan monaco got injured the same way cause of the holes in the court. Djokovic and Nadal spoke so badly of the blue courts of madrid but never said anything on the fact that the monte carlo courts had holes in them that caused 2 injuries.
For those who don’t know, the ones that look questionable, mostly where the player just falls over, is just because of cramps. I’ve personally had those before during a match and I’ve fallen over, it’s truely uncontrollable. And it’s because these guys plays huge and long games, with players who get further in the draw will play consecutively over a week
I get cramps frequently but they happen while I'm sleeping and they feel awful, you're unable to move and it takes everything in you not to yell at the top of your lungs. can't imagine what they must feel like during matches
Its really painful to get hit with a tennis ball, I once got hit by my brother, and that made my other eye cry from the momentum, it took a while to adjust to the light
I got frustrated first at the injury, such an unfortunate moment but then he had to carry out his own bag. Even if his walking, since he has a back pain, he should be lifting things no one can be sure that it won't affect him or won't make the injury worst
Dude, when I was 10 I had probably the most shocking injury ever. I went for a drop shot, saved it, then crashed into the net and fell on the grip of the racket that went into my throat. I was bleeding badly and crying in pain. I tried to finish the match as it was an easy first round and was winning 5/0. I couldn't raise my head up as my throat skin was stretching. I ended up going to ER. Thank God it was superficial.
10:52 - I used to slap myself in the face as a diver at 14-15 in high school every single time that I didn’t do a dive well and this reminds me of that. The new swim/dive team coach that came in my sophomore year was amazing and explained that nobody can be perfect at all times and to give myself grace when I messed up. He was able to get through to me after 2 years of me “punishing” myself for “not preforming well enough”. I started showing myself grace and stopped slapping myself after messing up and even eventually found humor in messing up during practice, which was great! He would always say before the major State competitions that no matter the outcome, he was incredibly proud of me. That was what I needed to hear in that time and it left a lasting impact on me.
@AveryWeinstein you Americans are too emotional and soft. Just ket the players express the good anger. You needed someone to tell you that he's proud of you to stop "punishing" yourself!!! When I miss a shot I often slap my quad as hard as I can so that next time my legs do a better job and it often works. Anyway, don't take it personal.
I really hope everyone here recovers/recovered ok and was able to continue their dreams. And to the guy who hit himself on purpose i hope he got some serious counselling/mental health help and new coping mechanisms for stress
Julien Benneteau's twist and fall was genuinely painful to watch! Anyone who has ever torn a ligament in the ankle or leg will know just how incredibly painful it is - Can be on a par with breaking a bone. That unmade clay surface seems pretty lethal!
Sascha Zverev's injury at the French Open semi-finals 2022 was so painful to watch. I just felt his pain. I had a similar injury in 2020 by missing a step of our stairs in the house. 😢
You can see in every injury there were always one thing is sportsmanship who ever the tennis player opponent when the opponent got injured they will always go help the opponent.
Regarding Bennetau's ankle twist, was that partially because of the shoes? It seems to me that the shoes were not sliding when they should have started to slide. I would like to hear your comments.
It was because of the holes in the court. Basically the clay court was uneven and had little patches of uneven surface. I remember it because juan monaco got injured the same way in an earlier round. This was what annoyed me with Nadal and djokovic cause they were so vocal with the blue courts but didnt say anything about the bad courts of monte carlo.
I still have a skid mark on my arm from a hard court from over 35 years ago! As I was getting up, blood gushing down my arm, I still remember the voice of a player on a different court yelling “hey, you two calm down over there!”
Hang on, Benneteau does his ankle...and still tries to carry on?! Ankle-twisting was practically a hobby of mine as a kid, did both about 10 times each, and every single time I've thought I'd never walk properly again. Couldn't watch the snap itself here, I just know how it feels, you get that sickness in your stomach and the pain is unlike any other - not necessarily a worse pain, but a much different kind of pain. I can't believe he carried on. If anyone asks how much players love the sport, show them that. That's incredible.
I couldn't watch that either. Been there with a really messed up ankle...took a year to walk without limping, but I wasn't nearly as fit as these players.
Dustin very well could’ve won at least one game. But he’s such a good sport that instead of winning one game and retiring before the next round, he gave mahut the chance to keep going. Despite missing out on prize money. I’m sure the french crowd respected him very much for that and so do i
@@shadai2929 theres a lot of prize money at stake, plus he was so close to winning and knew he had a good chance of still winning the match which is always their main goal. But decided not to since he wouldn’t even be able to play. Maybe he didn’t idk but winning the match is their main goal
So disappointed number one wasn't the teenage girl who was literally stabbed in the back in a German match in the 90's. The guy who stabbed her was trying to secure the position of her opponent as number one, he also didn't get any jail time for stabbing a teenager and attempting to do it a second time before being stopped by the crowd. Her bending over last second saved her from becoming paralyzed by a centimeter or two. That should be the most shocking one in my opinion.
When i had the last moment of a crazy backpain (turned out to be 2 hernietec discs) it was just like Kuhn in the video. I couldn't scream speak or anything, too much pain
This wouldn't be in this video because it happened at Wimbledon but I remember one time, Tommy Haas served during a warm up and he slipped on a ball. His ankle swelled up like a freaking balloon.
This was uploaded on my birthday. March 13. Thanks for the upload. It happens when tennis players get injured in their lives during the game. Things happen here sometimes in the world. Once or three times in every month during the tennis season. I’m Pisces reacting to this video, those injuries were tough to recover. What I just saw a tennis player twisted that ankle so fast, that it would end a player’s career. Oof. 😑
David Goffin's eye injury is what exactly happened to me in 2022 when a hard tennis ball hit me right in my left eye....since then I have developed secondary Glaucoma where the pressure inside your eye begins to shoot beyond the limit and you need to put eye drops to keep it under control... Well the condition is lifelong but everything's going great now. But yes I still remember the night when 2 days after my accident, suddenly my eye pressure began to rise and I went crazy.....my entire left brain was in severe pain and I was looking at the clock and just hoped for the sun to rise. Had I not received proper treatment in time....I don't know what could have happened. That night is till date, the worst night of my life.
These are just like in 2013, when Boston Bruin Gregory Campbell got hit with a slapshot that broke his shin, then finished his shift. Exactly the same.
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Why does it take so long in tennis for any trainer, doctor, or medical personnel to show up? It feels like it takes an eternity compared to other sports.
Because injuries in tennis are pretty mild compared to other sports.
@@mantasdapkus3251 Doesn't really matter, the personnel are still terrible if they show up late, even if the injury is superficial
5:03
yepp.. even they're not prepared with sterile medical gloves for treating Safin's wound here...
Especialy with the third, the guy looks like he had a heart attack wtf
I think it might be because once medical personnel enter the court it starts all the timers for medical time out - which you only get a limited number of in a match - so they have to sort of assess whether they need to go on otherwise they could influence the game unfairly
Some of these are debatable if they are "shocking" or not. But Benneteau twisting his ankle is without a doubt shocking. It hurts just seeing that replay.
Since they included the guy hitting his own head (not an injury caused by play), I thought the most shocking ever they should include is Monica Seles being stabbed. She got stabbed just when the umpire said "Time". So officially the match has also restarted.
No kidding, I didn't see the full injury in the first view so I thought he was overexaggerating , but after they replayed it in slow motion my heart skipped a beat with how bad it looked...
Omg that is a fo0t amputation (jk)
no kidding, that was painful to watch. Almost more painful than Youzhny hitting himself with the racket.
@@photocon1526 Exactly same ! Shame on us, poor guy it's horrible like Sacha 😖
Tennisplayer: Is crying, screaming and clearly in pain.
Audience: *we now do the clap*
ya...thats what actually a cheap thing
10:51
*Player nearly dies and is in massive pain*
Crowd: *Clap* *Clap* *Clap*
Hahahahah
Makes me wonder why fans seem obligated to clap whenever a player is injured🤔
The tennis crowd is the kind that annoys me the most
@@cde1956 they look like bored
In tennis. It's a respect for the player.
Bennetau's ankle twisting is so painful to watch, since i've twisted my ankle once.
I’ve broken my right ankle 3 times and have sprained it many times
Me too. Couldn't run for 3 months.
Im sure that it could be really painful, but it doenst justify crying like a little lady... Cmon.. i had many injuries and never got on the floor and cryed in such way... I would call benneteau a pussy.
@@ignaciolance4629 and we are all so proud of you for lacking a human emotion.
@@ignaciolance4629 Wow, everyone look out! We have a manly man here! Everybody bow to the big manly man here, he's far more manly than anyone else on the planet!
Dimitrov is always so compassionate, literally will jump over nets to make sure opponent is alright top man!
Oh yeah
think again about the word: literally and watch the video again. lol
Not sure on his sports gear at no 1. All pink?
One thing that does come across in these clips is that medical personnel in pro tennis are extremely slow to react to a player getting injured. Most clips have the other player or the ball boy/girl standing staring at the player for a minute or two before anyone else thinks it might be a good idea to react.
Typical of tennis .... Is he still moving? Yes? Ok, no need to rush. No? Ok, no need to rush.
They have to wait for the umpire to take a final decision
They can't just run on to the court
Exactly l have noticed that too
I suspect that Mikhail Youzhny's one will never get old.
i love the fact that the first time i saw that clip was in horrendous 240p and now we are able to rewatch it fullhd 60fps. maybe we´ll have it in VR in some years, who knows
@@julianbobasso4142 hahaha
hopefully he sheds some wisom on denis :) the best coach out there no doubt
Now he trains another famous sniper, known for his ability to get in the eye of the judges))
I seen player angry and they break their racket. But this is the first time instead of breaking the racket, the racket break the player's head.
First set won, 5-2 in the second. Still lose the match. It breaks my heart. Brown in tears😭
The injury doesn't hurt the most but for a tennis player leaving a match in progress hurts the most😱
Yes, very true, it’s heartbreaking. Especially in a close match, or doubles.
Even worse that it can potentially put you out for weeks, months and years. If serious enough, it may even end your career.
Tell that to youzhny. Fucking savage that guy
Lies again? Shocking pain
😶😶
At first I thought Bennatau was overreacting.. then I saw the replay...shocking!! I truly understood his pain at that moment.
same here😣😣
Really? Look at his feet, they are shaking from pain.
Timestamp?
I think almost everyone was 🤣
@@christianmcbrearty2:06
Benneteau didn't only sprain his ankle in that clip. He also completely tore one ligament and damaged another in the process. Plus he also fractured his elbow and sprained his wrist in the fall ! No wonder he was screaming in pain... :(
He did what by Harry
Holy shit.... That's way too many injuries in just one fall! =( I hope he is better now!
Poor guy!
3:26 : Are you serious?!?! His foot did a 180 on itself. He can't continue.
when you twist your ankle if you just stop the swelling as much as possible it will be ok for a bit. did the same in football, played the last 10 minutes with very little pain once bandages stopping swelling. it was a high ankle sprain and i did rehab for 8 weeks. was fine in the first 10 minutes though
@@cramyt had a similar thing with my knee playing rugby. I had a micro fracture on my knee cap while playing, no pain at all and as I kept running and playing I felt completely fine. As soon as the game finished and I rested my knee swelled up to the point where I could no longer bend it. Couldn't play sport for a month.
@@olliemartinelli4034 just need to keep it moving to stop swelling. interesting how that works
*Spoiler Alert* All of these players made a full recovery!
How did the one with the ankle injury make a full recovery?
Ohhh that makes it ok then 🙄
The Nielsen/Puetz one happened several days ago, has he already recovered?
Great! 😊👌
What about Youzhny? He didn’t suffer brain damage from self inflicting with his Racket? 😂
Sorry....you can't feel sorry for Youzhny at all. That was not an accident. He intentionally injured himself.
Yeah he got angry
that's what I'm thinking, he injured himself, made the match delayed for him to be treated, and yet, no punishment for him... even you'll be warned by the umpire for delaying the service...
i feel sorry for him but not like oh no he's injured, more just kinda sad that he felt like he had to hurt himself during a match cuz that's not exactly a rational decision. I hope he has sorted out some of the issues by now
Where?
I feel sorry for someone who has so little control over their actions that they would injure themself
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3:11 zverev suffered almost the exact same injury yesterday in the french open. he shuffuled to his right to reach for the ball, and ended up twisting his ankle :((
Couldn't find whether Benneteau tore something, but yeah his foot looked very similar, but it came down flat and then went over. Zverev's went from toes down and went from there to the 90 degree thing. Benneteau must not have torn anything, whereas Zverev tore multiple lateral ligaments.
I've done Benneteau's one a couple of times, once really badly just stepping off a raised legde. Tore a bunch of ligaments and tendons across the top of my foot in the process and couldn't put weight on it for a week, couldn't walk without limping for probably a month. Doctor took one look at it when I turned up at A&E and said he wouldn't be surprised if it was broken. Was lucky that it wasn't.
Watching Benneteau there makes me absolutely recoil, I know how bad that can be, absolute respect for trying to carry on, when I did it I couldn't find the will to even try to stand up.
I remember watching the Youzhny/Almagro match live. If memory serves, Youzhny then hit a second ball out of the court in anger but the umpire declined to give him a point penalty (presumably thinking he'd suffered enough for one night) and Almagro complained so much that he received a warning instead. It was about 2am local time and I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
Almagro finalmente ganó verdad ? Fue un partido loquísimo, yo también lo vi... duelo de revés a una mano.
@@mdemaik3337 Ganó Youzhny en Tiebreak
wow. Benetteau's injury was difficult to watch. and fair play to Dimitrov. I have seen various instances where an opponent is hurt, or a ballkid got hurt, and he's been really kind.
Denis "Sniper" Shapovalov deserved a honorable mention in my opinion.
That match wasn’t an atp tournament, it was davis cup
@@ignacioibanez6332 You're totally right.
Lmfao Sniper. Indeed hitting the umpire right in the eye is a one in a million shot haha
Like seriously I'm still laughing at this. Dunno why it's SO funny, but it is... It has a ring to it! Denis "Sniper" Shapovalov
Dennis "Sniper' Shapovalov is so funny holy shit
Out of all tennis players, I think Monica Seles will forever have top spot, what with getting stabbed and all. But Benneteau's ankle actually looks more painful, my god.
@@rogue7161 yeah, as far as I can remember a crazy superfan ran onto the court and stabbed her in the shoulder. You can find vids on youtube I think.
Guess Monica Seles being attacked at court side isn't technically an on court injury, but still that's a hell of a lot more shocking than ANY of these!
Youzhny and safin are such badass Russians. They’re like “the racket felt more pain than I did” 😂 youzhny especially was insane. That man was crazy! In an awesome way tho lol
Maybe not Safin. He dinged himself in the face and stayed down like he'd been shot.
@@Zandohaha It's crazy diving for balls. Not worth it.
Leg cramps are no joke. They are so painful.
YES...the problem is when they happen, the spectators don't have a clue to what's going on...like they are faking it. Gosh..when they happen, you do just drop to the ground. Yeow! No quick relief!
7:11 Murray looks like he's in Agassi =)))))))
Was gonna post this myself.
That's pretty gay of Murray.
i felt the pain for him in number eight
Definitely don't blame you. That was a twist on the ankle, and then a twist on his wrist when he landed on it. F**k me. Awful to see.
Murray is an absolute machine! he's had hip surgery with a metal rod inserted into the femur and coating the joint in metal. Glad he's back on stage, it's sad to see he may never be at his best but he never gives up.
❤️ Andy! 🤗🇬🇧🏴 xxx
Replaced hip is always better than the (old) natural one. Imagine being able to build up the spine. Human body is fragile, some useful materials aren't.
The benneteau injury was disappointing cause juan monaco got injured the same way cause of the holes in the court. Djokovic and Nadal spoke so badly of the blue courts of madrid but never said anything on the fact that the monte carlo courts had holes in them that caused 2 injuries.
Didn't Kokkinakis also get injured in Monte Carlo because of something similar?
safin was such a badass. Getting a cut and still winning a watch. Getting to no. 1 too. Great player.
Wow!!!.
Right
The injury to Benneteau is very similar to the one Zverev just got against Nadal at the French Open. That clay is a dangerous, slippery surface.
Julien's one was horrendous.
Lol youzhny nearly gave himself a concussion and then asking the refs for a towel just Russian I guess
he also won that match
@@ВладимирБогомолов-х2ш super Russian then
I remember Roddick at Queens. One second he was OK , next second he slipped, then next he injured his foot.
For those who don’t know, the ones that look questionable, mostly where the player just falls over, is just because of cramps. I’ve personally had those before during a match and I’ve fallen over, it’s truely uncontrollable. And it’s because these guys plays huge and long games, with players who get further in the draw will play consecutively over a week
I get cramps frequently but they happen while I'm sleeping and they feel awful, you're unable to move and it takes everything in you not to yell at the top of your lungs. can't imagine what they must feel like during matches
12:20 me after the 2nd point in a match
Lol
I can't understand. What actually happened to Nicola Kuhn at that time? Can anyone explain that?
@@parthopratimsaha7121 Full body cramp
Its really painful to get hit with a tennis ball, I once got hit by my brother, and that made my other eye cry from the momentum, it took a while to adjust to the light
Brown 7-6 and 5-2 up getting an injury, thats rough
I think he's crazy. Should try win in his serve, If dont then quit
@@shadai2929 with his back out? He would not be able to serve
@@andrewschiller9735 under arm serve hahaha just try man
@@shadai2929 lol true
0:50 breaks my heart 😞
Mine too... Positive and casual person, he could win easily... With one word - legend
I got frustrated first at the injury, such an unfortunate moment but then he had to carry out his own bag. Even if his walking, since he has a back pain, he should be lifting things no one can be sure that it won't affect him or won't make the injury worst
I love the fact that 40% of the injuries are from a player coming up with a novel way of hitting themselves in the face with their racket.
Omg I was thinking the same thing
You sound as if they planned them. Neither is something to love.
Dude, when I was 10 I had probably the most shocking injury ever. I went for a drop shot, saved it, then crashed into the net and fell on the grip of the racket that went into my throat. I was bleeding badly and crying in pain. I tried to finish the match as it was an easy first round and was winning 5/0. I couldn't raise my head up as my throat skin was stretching. I ended up going to ER. Thank God it was superficial.
#8 happened to me when I was descending from a mountain. Took me 2h to get to the bottom and I was in agony.
Benneteau one is heart breaking. And Murray back in 2005 really didn't have much on him at all. He was so not fit enough to play tennis bodily wise.
Anything at all: *happens*
The crowd: *ah yes a great time to clap*
No.8 was really scary for me😰
Coz the same i experience and it's not ok till now been over 3 months
Bennetau straight up looked like he was dying I can’t imagine how painful that is
And Michael Stich broke his ankle on court, that was extremely painful 😱
Exactly! That looked absolutely horrible
That one is a gore movie scene. I still have it pictured in my head. I was watching the match live in tv.
12:18 what happened to Kuhn after that? what happened? he looks in a lot of pain.
muscle cramps.
That's gotta be some sort of seizure
I freaked out and read a hundred articles on that, he had a severe full body cramp. He’s fine now tho, and still playing on the tour
I also want to know that. What exactly happened to him at that time? I can't understand.
10:52 - I used to slap myself in the face as a diver at 14-15 in high school every single time that I didn’t do a dive well and this reminds me of that. The new swim/dive team coach that came in my sophomore year was amazing and explained that nobody can be perfect at all times and to give myself grace when I messed up. He was able to get through to me after 2 years of me “punishing” myself for “not preforming well enough”. I started showing myself grace and stopped slapping myself after messing up and even eventually found humor in messing up during practice, which was great! He would always say before the major State competitions that no matter the outcome, he was incredibly proud of me. That was what I needed to hear in that time and it left a lasting impact on me.
@AveryWeinstein you Americans are too emotional and soft. Just ket the players express the good anger. You needed someone to tell you that he's proud of you to stop "punishing" yourself!!! When I miss a shot I often slap my quad as hard as I can so that next time my legs do a better job and it often works. Anyway, don't take it personal.
I really hope everyone here recovers/recovered ok and was able to continue their dreams.
And to the guy who hit himself on purpose i hope he got some serious counselling/mental health help and new coping mechanisms for stress
1:54 wowwwwwww idk if i ever saw that scoreline ..... wtf O.O freaking sad
Those dirt courts are nasty! I've ripped up an ankle just playing on a loose gravel basketball court and MAN DO I FEEL EVERY SECOND of that name pain!
Julien Benneteau's twist and fall was genuinely painful to watch! Anyone who has ever torn a ligament in the ankle or leg will know just how incredibly painful it is - Can be on a par with breaking a bone. That unmade clay surface seems pretty lethal!
Goffin’s eye changed colour in just a few minutes! Dimitrov looked shocked to see him retire the game! But he was straight there - respect!
I was expecting to see Edmund's and Dimitrov jumping the net and running to help him out
8:58 i couldnt help but laugh at the way he fell, it just looks so comical
Some of these were as shocking as Peppa Pig. I was more shocked about the amount of adverts
Marat Safin was my favourite player back in the day... also I was a teenager and he was so dreamy 😍 ✨️
Sascha Zverev's injury at the French Open semi-finals 2022 was so painful to watch. I just felt his pain. I had a similar injury in 2020 by missing a step of our stairs in the house. 😢
Graphite racquets are hard , I had a few accident like that too , painful 😥
You can see in every injury there were always one thing is sportsmanship who ever the tennis player opponent when the opponent got injured they will always go help the opponent.
I can't believe that ATP doesn't make it mandatory to have wheelchairs for emergencies at every court ! What a shame! Weirdos
Agreed...but I think the players would not allow themselves to be photographed being wheeled off in a chair. Career ender shot!
No. 8 looked so scary!
I realized whoever made this list hasn't seen the "SHOCKING" ones from the 90s.
?
Incredible-a Murray match where he isn't the one rolling round on the floor.
You can’t help being injury prone 😂😂
One problem: there’s one where he is the one rolling
But one where it’s not him has got to be a record
Crowd: *"Lets heal him by slapping our extremities together repeatedly."*
Omg I died for no reason reading this comment 😂😂
7:10 Murray looks like he's in Agassi ... in Agony ... ohmigush, sorry, but I still had to laff at this.
Regarding Bennetau's ankle twist, was that partially because of the shoes? It seems to me that the shoes were not sliding when they should have started to slide. I would like to hear your comments.
No idea
It was because of the holes in the court. Basically the clay court was uneven and had little patches of uneven surface. I remember it because juan monaco got injured the same way in an earlier round.
This was what annoyed me with Nadal and djokovic cause they were so vocal with the blue courts but didnt say anything about the bad courts of monte carlo.
I still have a skid mark on my arm from a hard court from over 35 years ago!
As I was getting up, blood gushing down my arm, I still remember the voice of a player on a different court yelling “hey, you two calm down over there!”
What happened to number 3 anyway? Cramps or a mild seizure?
Full body cramp
Zverev brought him salt, which means he just had muscle cramps.
Bennetau carried on with his body literally in shambles. What a guy
Hang on, Benneteau does his ankle...and still tries to carry on?! Ankle-twisting was practically a hobby of mine as a kid, did both about 10 times each, and every single time I've thought I'd never walk properly again. Couldn't watch the snap itself here, I just know how it feels, you get that sickness in your stomach and the pain is unlike any other - not necessarily a worse pain, but a much different kind of pain. I can't believe he carried on. If anyone asks how much players love the sport, show them that. That's incredible.
I couldn't watch that either. Been there with a really messed up ankle...took a year to walk without limping, but I wasn't nearly as fit as these players.
Goffin was never the same after that. He was on fire almost winning a Master 1000, but now...
17:38 Well, at least the video ended on a high note! Somehow pictured the umpire very different, before they cut to him.
Have you seen Monica getting STABBED in COURT!!
3:10 I literally screamed out loud my damn dog hopped up it was pure pandemonium !
Do you not like your dog?
@@DBtheGhost2 ??? Love my dog. Just scared the shit out of her when I screamed.
Dustin very well could’ve won at least one game. But he’s such a good sport that instead of winning one game and retiring before the next round, he gave mahut the chance to keep going. Despite missing out on prize money. I’m sure the french crowd respected him very much for that and so do i
I don't think he thought about that.
@@shadai2929 theres a lot of prize money at stake, plus he was so close to winning and knew he had a good chance of still winning the match which is always their main goal. But decided not to since he wouldn’t even be able to play. Maybe he didn’t idk but winning the match is their main goal
Player:**gets injured**
The closed:**clapping and cheering**
So disappointed number one wasn't the teenage girl who was literally stabbed in the back in a German match in the 90's. The guy who stabbed her was trying to secure the position of her opponent as number one, he also didn't get any jail time for stabbing a teenager and attempting to do it a second time before being stopped by the crowd. Her bending over last second saved her from becoming paralyzed by a centimeter or two. That should be the most shocking one in my opinion.
you're expecting people to know about the '90s...
@@ddehggial9932air-headed millennial
You are talking about Monica Seles? The time she got stabbed?
I was expecting Nicolas Almagro injury against Del Potro.
When i had the last moment of a crazy backpain (turned out to be 2 hernietec discs) it was just like Kuhn in the video. I couldn't scream speak or anything, too much pain
This wouldn't be in this video because it happened at Wimbledon but I remember one time, Tommy Haas served during a warm up and he slipped on a ball. His ankle swelled up like a freaking balloon.
This was uploaded on my birthday. March 13. Thanks for the upload. It happens when tennis players get injured in their lives during the game. Things happen here sometimes in the world. Once or three times in every month during the tennis season. I’m Pisces reacting to this video, those injuries were tough to recover. What I just saw a tennis player twisted that ankle so fast, that it would end a player’s career. Oof. 😑
Did anyone else catch "Murray looks like he's in Agassi" at 7:11
Andy looked like he’d been hit by a sniper at 9:45
Pls update this: Zverev number 1
David Goffin's eye injury is what exactly happened to me in 2022 when a hard tennis ball hit me right in my left eye....since then I have developed secondary Glaucoma where the pressure inside your eye begins to shoot beyond the limit and you need to put eye drops to keep it under control... Well the condition is lifelong but everything's going great now.
But yes I still remember the night when 2 days after my accident, suddenly my eye pressure began to rise and I went crazy.....my entire left brain was in severe pain and I was looking at the clock and just hoped for the sun to rise. Had I not received proper treatment in time....I don't know what could have happened.
That night is till date, the worst night of my life.
The racquet got revenge on Marat Safin for racquet abuse.
These are just like in 2013, when Boston Bruin Gregory Campbell got hit with a slapshot that broke his shin, then finished his shift. Exactly the same.
Shocking alright that no gloves were worn when treating bloody open wounds.
first case - they surely don't have to keep that lacoste box there - so dangerous
watching Murray's perseverance was inspirational 👏
12:21 What happened to him? I don't understand
Lamentável, o atleta ali, morrendo de dor e nenhum médico entra pra socorrer! Fala sério! Uma vergonha isso!
Oh man, the number 7 looked painful 👀
So basically tennis is an extremely safe sport LOL
4:23 they did not have to do him like that 😭😂
No 2 is relatable I have done that and it hurts hitting you head with your racket trying to stay in the point
7:10 "Murray looks like he's in Agassi"
2:50 why did it take so long for medics to arrive?
Excelentes videos!!!