Jo Wilfried-Tsonga took a forehand to the groin from England's Andy Murray during Friday's Wimbledon men's semifinal tennis match.
Tsonga got cheers from the crowd as he fought through the pain, and he was able to recover and close out the third set. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to get past Murray, who won the match in four sets.
We had a feeling something strange would happen in this match after Tsonga's prior two matches featured a lineswoman getting hit in the eye with a serve and a chair umpire catching a ball with one hand.
Tsonga got cheers from the crowd as he fought through the pain, and he was able to recover and close out the third set. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to get past Murray, who won the match in four sets.
We had a feeling something strange would happen in this match after Tsonga's prior two matches featured a lineswoman getting hit in the eye with a serve and a chair umpire catching a ball with one hand.
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