A match at the French Open this morning had just about everything – cursing, cramping, and a player leaving the court in a wheel chair.
Locked up by what she called a "total body cramp," Kiki Bertens had to use a wheelchair to leave Court 14 at Roland Garros after saving a match point and collapsing to her back on the clay, at the end of a 7-6 (5), 3-6, 9-7 second-round victory over Italy's Sara Errani.
Bertens said she was treated for cramping in her left leg, right foot and both hands during and after the match — but 2012 French Open runner-up Errani wasn't buying it.
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Errani, who swore in Italian as she walked off the court, accused her fifth-seeded Dutch opponent of faking the pain.