Frenchman Arthur Cazaux was forced to retire from his Miami Open qualifier against Harold Mayot after collapsing to the floor in the third set.

Cazaux has been rising steadily up the ATP Tour rankings and made a name for himself at this year's Australian Open where he made it through to the fourth round.

He was looking to continue his rise this week in Miami and was up against compatriot Mayot in the qualifying rounds.There was barely anything to separate them both as Cazaux forced a deciding set after Mayot won the first.

<img data-id="fixed-image" src="https://www.gbnews.com/media-library/arthur-cazaux-collapsed-on-court.jpg?id=51767079&amp;width=980" alt="Arthur Cazaux collapsed on court" width="100%" height="auto">Arthur Cazaux collapsed on courtATPPlease write at least 2 paragraphs

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Arthur Cazaux was competing in the Miami Open qualifiers ahead of the Masters 1000 event.{ai:summary}After collapsing on the court during his Miami Open qualifier, Frenchman Arthur Cazaux was forced to retire against Harold Mayot. Cazaux, who had been making a name for himself in the ATP Tour rankings, was hoping to continue his rise in Miami after reaching the fourth round at the Australian Open. Despite a close match, Cazaux was unable to finish the match due to his collapse.The young player was helped into a wheelchair, leaving fans concerned for his well-being. The medical team attended to Cazaux, but he ultimately had to retire from the match. This unfortunate incident cut short what could have been another impressive performance from the rising tennis star. #ATP

Tennis star collapses in worrying scenes with wheelchair used to help him off the court

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