British tennis player Francesca Jones She was riding off the court in a wheelchair on Tuesday in a wheelchair at Colombia’s Copa Colsanitas Championship.
The frightening scene unfolds in the third set of her 32 rounds. Jones, 24, is preparing to serve with his opponents. Julia Riera of Argentina, When she seemed to lose her balance and stumbled after throwing the ball in the air.
British tennis player Francesca Jones fell to the ground during the Columbia Cup Cost on Tuesday and was taken away in a wheelchair on Tuesday. (Peter Cziborra/action image via Reuters)
Jones fell to the ground and officials stayed as they ran to her assistant.
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It is not clear what caused the sudden collapse, but Riera and medical staff picked Jones up and placed her in a wheelchair. Jones was forced to quit the game and later went to Instagram to explain why the scene was on Tuesday.
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“After winning the match in Brazil on Sunday, our total trip took more than 24 times [hours]recover from a long week for minimal rest and recovery. Bogota is known for its height and usually takes several days to get used to. Unfortunately, when we arrived on Monday afternoon we couldn’t practice, which meant that my first time with high intensity exposure to limited oxygen levels was my game, except for my low-level match warm-up. ” she explained in her Instagram story on Wednesday.
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“As the game progressed, I worked hard to give myself a chance to stay competitive while trying to adapt to this situation, but gradually struggled; the blurred vision ultimately led to a collapse without cramps.”
Jones fell to the ground and officials stayed as they ran to her assistant. (Paul Childs/Reuters)
Jones went on to explain that the test showed her heart was “a bit hard”. She pointed out that there were no long-term problems in the incident.
She concluded: “Bogota is one of my favorite events of the year and I hope to reconnect in 2026 under different circumstances. In a few days, I will continue to build on the improvements so far this season. Thank you for your information and attention.”
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Jones has a natural Rare genetic conditions Known as abnormal ectoderm development, this disease can lead to abnormal development of the hands and feet. She has seven toes and one finger is missing in each hand.
Jones was born in a rare genetic condition called ectodermal dysplasia, a disease that causes abnormal development of hands and feet. (Reuters/Paul Childs/Archive Photo)
Despite getting along well with her, Jones has had a huge success on the tennis court and talks openly about her journey. She is currently ranked 129th in the WTA and has won eight ITF singles titles.
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