João Lucas Reis da Silva retires injured in Tallahassee Challenger final

Brazilian tennis player João Lucas Reis da Silva was forced to retire from the Tallahassee Challenger 75 final due to injury. He conceded against Clément Tabur with the score at 6-4, 1-0 in the second set. Despite the loss, Reis is expected to rise 15 spots in the ATP rankings.

João Lucas Reis da Silva reached the final of the Tallahassee Challenger 75 but had to withdraw mid-match against France's Clément Tabur. The 26-year-old Brazilian held his own early on, trading breaks of serve in a competitive first set that Tabur eventually won 6-4. Signs of discomfort appeared as the match progressed, leading Reis to call for medical attention.

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