Sentence examples for retiring in the second from inspiring English sources

Novak Djokovic (Serbia) [1] vs. Alexandr Dolgopolov (Ukraine) [22] Janko Tipsarevic (Serbia) [20] vs. Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain) Novak Djokovic revealed glimpses of mortality in Cincinnati (his last stop before New York), retiring in the second set of the final due to shoulder pain.

By never retiring in the first place.

In the other, Wozniacki retired in the second set with an injury.

In the 2006 final, she retired in the second set against Amélie Mauresmo because of stomach cramps.

No. 23 Feliciano López, also of Spain, advanced when Sergiy Stakhovsky of Ukraine retired in the second set.

Mauresmo had to retire in the second set while trailing, 6-3, 3-1, because of what she said was food poisoning.

Except for their meeting in Rome last year, when Azarenka retired in the second set after winning the first, Sharapova has lost four straight matches to Azarenka.

The defending champion Marat Safin, seeded second, retired in the second set of his match against Nicolas Escude, apparently because of a knee injury.

Del Potro's right wrist has been a problem since last year; he retired in the second round of the Shanghai Masters in October because of tendinitis in the wrist.

And Djokovic had the luxury of a 52-minute workout in the quarters when Kei Nishikori retired in the second set after winning only two games.

His first-round opponent, Austria's Julian Knowle, retired in the second set and since then Gambill has dropped only nine games.