Miomir Kecmanović's Sports Injuries

Watch the highlights as World No. 1, Italy's Jannik Sinner, ruthlessly defeats Serbia's Miomir Kecmanovic on Centre Court in the...

You can watch every day of the 2024 French Open live and on-demand on discovery+. News and coverage from the #1 sports network. --- And here we go. I think this may be the end of the match. Shake of the head, well sadly that's it. Just one game he managed in 54 minutes, but it's Medvedev who is the winner and is into the third round once again at Roland Garros. Played really well for the time he was on the court and he'll take that, albeit not quite the way you'd want to win a match. Too many punches landed by him, and it really added up to a whole heap of trouble for Kecmanovic, not feeling at his best as it appeared with the withdrawal a little while ago. We wish him well in a quick recovery, but for Medvedev, swift move through to round three. Swiftly, surgically, boy that was impressive from him. I don't think Kecmanovic was hitting the ball badly, but he just had no way around, couldn't make a dent in Medvedev's armory. If you're some way off your best and you know it's going to take everything you've got physically and mentally to get across the line, it didn't seem that was a possibility. So quick day's work completed by Daniil Medvedev in terms of what he's had to do on the court. There'll be the postmatch interview shortly. Fabrice Santoro, French wizard in his time on court, will be asking some questions of Daniil. There he is just having a quiet chat before they do the official interview, but that was so impressive from Medvedev. Bearing in mind he's had some injuries recently, the way he clocked the ball today and put so much trouble, just heaped it all over his opponent. Very good from him. Unfortunately, rain has intervened again on the outside courts. Hurkacz and Nakashima and everywhere else brought to a halt apart from the main stadium. --- It's time, it went real quickly and I can play well and it's good for me. I don't like to play on this surface to move my legs properly. I'm not good at sliding around. Tough surface. I am good at moving, but it is difficult. I have to work hard at it, but I'm trying my best and sometimes my best is good enough. --- Your coach, what does he give you? We work hard together, working well. We have some details to work on. I always want to improve for my team, keep pushing. Congratulations on your good performance today.

Tennis trickster Stefan Bojic and Next Gen ATP star Miomir Kecmanovic engage in a playful game of Trick or Truth at Wimbledon. Stefan challenges Miomir to choose between performing a trick or revealing a truth. Miomir opts for truth and admits to making them wait 25 minutes for the interview. Stefan then demonstrates a tennis trick called "around the world." Miomir later asks Stefan about his nerves interviewing Roger Federer, to which Stefan admits being quite nervous. The game concludes with Stefan attempting a trick involving a camera, claiming it's a world's first.