Sick star pulls out stops
AFTER a visit to the doctor, Heather Watson will hope to make the most of Mona Barthel becoming the first seed to fall from the Australian Open.
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AFTER a visit to the doctor, Heather Watson will hope to make the most of Mona Barthel becoming the first seed to fall from the Australian Open.
The 20-year-old Sarnian won her first match down under with a superb fightback to win 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 over Alexandra Cadantu yesterday and secure a last-64 spot.
That was despite needing medical attention in the second set, as the on-court doctor checked the Guernsey star's pulse and ear.
Watson later said she did not know the exact cause of the problem.