Overview
- Atmane stopped his first-round match against Camilo Ugo Carabelli at 4-4 after a rapid decline in his condition at the Rolex Shanghai Masters.
- In a social-media post, he described uncontrollable shaking, difficulty breathing, disorientation and memory lapses, noting he struggled to speak to the physio.
- He said he will take time off before resuming competition, and no public medical diagnosis has been announced.
- Coverage linked the incident to growing concerns over extreme conditions and a demanding ATP Tour schedule without assigning a cause.
- The setback follows a breakout season highlighted by a Cincinnati Masters semifinal run with wins over Top-10 opponents and a three-set battle against Jannik Sinner in Beijing.