Tennis player Tim Puetz suffered an abnormal eye injury after being hit by a racket in the face at the Qatar Open

When serving at the Qatar Open, the double-eyed tennis expert was forced to withdraw from the game due to an eye injury. The injury came from an unlikely accident in which Tim Puetz’s racket bounced off the ground, causing the handle to hit him in the face.

Puez is trying to return a forward pass to the center, because he can not get a good jump on the ball, so he stretched out his arm to try to make contact with the ball. He pressed the racket to the ground and accidentally released his instrument, causing it to bounce and messing up the player’s line of sight.

Apart from the obvious pain that Puetz deals with (which makes him bend over on the court for a long time), the biggest problem is his visual impairment. He told doubles partner Freddie Nielsen (Freddie Nielsen) that his head shaking affected his vision.

“I can’t see it well,” Putz told the coach. “Freddy, my vision is good when I’m still. But if I look around, my vision is not good.”

Due to his retirement from the game, opponents Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah won. Farah expressed condolences to his opponent in an interview in court.

He said: “I’m very sorry for Tim.” “This is something that all of us don’t want to see, and I really hope he can recover well.”