Overview
- The teenager had a tooth removed at an emergency clinic in Manchester after hours of pain and said he felt "in shock and shaken."
- He plans to fly to Belgium on Friday for the European Tour event in Antwerp despite the late procedure.
- As No. 1 seed, he is scheduled to begin on Saturday in the second round against the winner of Dylan Slevin or Francois Schweyen.
- He told fans he might still be in pain during travel and thanked staff at Night and Day Emergency Dentist for their care.
- The Sun later reported he lost 6-2 to Dirk van Duijvenbode in the third round, a result not yet corroborated by other outlets.