Source: New York Post
Frenchman Corentin Moutet had an outing to forget when he retired while down two sets to underdog Dane Sweeny in their first-round match at the US Open on Tuesday. Moutet, who’s garnered a reputation for his on-court outbursts and bold interviews, was denied by the umpire when he tried to retire due to a wrist injury while down 3-0 in the third set. That is because players must be evaluated by a physiotherapist or tournament doctor before they can officially retire mid-match due to illness or injury, per ATP rules.
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