Wimbledon’s Center Court schedule disturbed by medical emergency in the crowd and two players time -outs in the same set -days after Carlos Alcaraz shared his water with a bad fan

The opening match at Center Court in Wimbledon was littered on Friday afternoon with delays after a medical emergency in the crowd and two medical time-outs in court.

Our No. Wimbledon Evening clock on Monday evening.

When the game was resumed on Tuesday afternoon, Fritz de Big-Serving Frenchman 6-7 (6), 6-7 (8), 6-4, 7-6 (6), 6-4.

A day later, the 27-year-old was again in action against the Canadian Gabriel Diallo, with their match also continuing in the night before the no. 5 seed wiped the 23-year-old aside in five more grainy sets.

Fritz was hopeful on a shorter journey against Alejandro Davidovich-Fokina, but noticed that he was thwarted immediately at the start of the second set.

The American star was a set -up, but could never keep a moment of rolling when a fan in midfield became ill and played paused.

Taylor Fritz saw his time in midfield stretch after a whole series of unexpected events

First the competition was stopped after a member of the Centrum Court stands got sick

Then the US Open finalist injured himself diving for a shot just after the game that was resumed

After a short interval – with the spectator who received rapid medical assistance from the stewards and water from Fritz in the midst of the rising temperatures – the game was resumed, but in the same game, Fritz was forced to ask his own time -out after tumbling to give back a shot.

Fritz was left with a sliced ​​elbow, brought to court with a doctor to resolve the player.

Later in the set, Fritz de Medici had to call for the second time after struggling with what blisters seemed to be, and let his foot record before he could resume the game.

The interruption in the game on the show site of Wimbledon came only a few days after the Collision of Carlos Alcaraz and Fabio Fognini had stopped in a similar dramatic way.

Stewards hurried for an older woman who had fallen on the ground of her chair on the hottest opening day in the history of Wimbledon.

The referee then announced that the game would be suspended, with defender Alcaraz too Bring the affected spectator a cold bottle of water From the bucket behind his chair.

Other members of the public also tried to help the woman – who was in the sun on Wimbledon’s hottest opening day ever when the temperature reached 31.4 degrees Celsius – by blowing her and shadows her with umbrellas.

After a break of 17 minutes in the game, the viewer was finally taken away from midfield, but fortunately was sitting upright and responsive.

The star lagged behind and had to be raised by one of the tournament doctors

Fritz then had to stop the game for a second time -out after he had fallen victim to painful blisters

Days earlier, Alcaraz helped a member of the crowd when the temperature rose to 32 degrees

The 79-year-old widow Dyth Lewis would be a huge Alcaraz fan, and will be cheerful by the reaction of the two-time Wimbledon champion to her that she is taking sick.

Then Lewis’s daughter thanked the World No. 2 via social media and received a personal memorandum from Alcaraz himself.

“You’re welcome, it was nothing!” Alcaraz replied to X. ‘I hope your mother is doing well.

“Send her a kiss of mine and take good care of her.”