During the first set of the match, Tsitsipas reached out for a return but the ball hit the frame of his racquet and smashed right into the face of the line judge.
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Although it was a mistake, Tsitsipas still reached out to find out if the judge was alright and if the match could continue.
Everyone let out a sigh of relief after the judge showed a thumbs up to Tsitsipas.
Dangerous business, being a line judge đł
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The match between Tsitsipas and Kyle Edmund saw a washout which means the Greek will have to play the match today [on Thursday].
The match was stuck at three games each in the second set after Tsitsipas had won the first set 6-3.
Frightening ball boy injury scares fans, commentators at Halle Open
Earlier on Wednesday, another incident shook the crowd with fright when a ball boy slipped while retrieving the ball during the Halle Open in Germany.
He was taken off on a wheel chair and later it was revealed that he hadn't incurred any serious ankle or knee injury.
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