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Cobolli retires in Vienna, Berrettini moves to quarterfinals

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Tennis Majors reports that Flavio Cobolli retired in tears while trailing 5-2 against Matteo Berrettini due to an apparent muscle injury . Tennis Majors reports that the match was their first tour meeting and lasted only seven games . Tennis Majors reports that Matteo Berrettini advanced to the quarterfinals of the Erste Bank Open . Tennis Majors reports that Berrettini will face Australian Alex de Minaur, the No. 5 seed, in the quarterfinals .

Why it matters. Tennis Majors reports that Cobolli's hopes for Turin are uncertain pending a medical assessment . Tennis Majors reports that Berrettini's upcoming match against de Minaur will shape the tournament draw .

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