HUBERT HURKACZ was forced to retire in agony after a horror injury at Wimbledon.
The No7 seed took on Frenchman Arthur Fils on No2 Court.
Trailing two sets to one, the pair were locked in a tie-break in the fourth.
But Hurkacz took a nasty fall at 7-7 in the tie-break as he lunged for a diving volley.
Incredibly, he made the shot and Fils netted to give Hurkacz set point and take it to a decider.
However, the Polish ace collapsed to the turf after the point was over.
He stayed down clutching his right knee as Fils walked round the net to check on his opponent and help him up, calling for the physio to come on and check Hurkacz over.
The world No7 could not put any weight on his right leg as he talked to the medic in the middle of the service box before sitting back down again.
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