What a misfortune! The Poles did not finish the match at Wimbledon

This was not what Kamel Majcherczak and Jan Zielinski imagined bidding farewell to Wimbledon 2022. The Polish duo were top in the second round of the doubles tournament, but in the middle of the second set they had to withdraw.

Getty Images/Ryan Percy/Pictured: Kamel McGherzack

At the opening of the London Grand Slam event, Kamel Majcherzak and Jan Zielinski defeated the Serbian duo of Laslo Djeri and Duzan Lagovic in five sets. On Sunday, Dennis Kudla and Jack Sock stood in their way. The Poles won the first bid, but in the second bid, with a score of 1: 3, they decided to withdraw. Zieliński complained of health problems.

It is a pity, because Biało-Czerwoni initially set difficult conditions for US representatives. The first group was very close and both pairs had their chances. The only breakthrough was when the state was three years old. It was the Poles who scored the second half at the time and maintained their advantage. In the 10th inning, they used the second set ball when Zelensky passed.

The Americans began to work at the beginning of the second batch. In the second half they got three break points in a row, but Majcherzak won the serve from 0-40. After changing positions, Zieliński found himself in trouble. This time, Kudla and Sock performed an effective action on the replay and scored a break at 3:1. As it turned out, that was the last point of the match. The Poles abandoned the match due to an injury to Zieliński, who had already benefited from medical intervention in the first set.

Ending a Grand Slam tournament in this way hurts a lot. Majchrzak and Zieliński together made their Wimbledon debut and managed to win the first match. Kudla and Sock advanced to the third round, where their opponents will be Mexican Santiago Gonzalez and Argentine Andres Molteni.

ChampionshipsWimbledon (UK)
Grand Slam grass field total prize money 40.3 million pounds
Sunday 3 July

2nd round men’s doubles:

Dennis Kudla (USA) / Jack Sock (USA) – Kamil Majscherczak (Poland) / Jan Zielinski (Poland) 4:6, 3:1 and retired

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