Menzies taken ill on stage at World Matchplay
Summary
Cameron Menzies fell ill during his second-round match against Ross Smith at the World Matchplay darts tournament. Menzies was treated for high blood pressure and dizziness and had to forfeit the match after being cleared by medical staff but unable to continue.Key Facts
- Cameron Menzies was playing Ross Smith in the World Matchplay second round in Blackpool.
- Menzies was leading 2-1 when he became unsteady and left the stage with help.
- Medical staff diagnosed Menzies with high blood pressure causing dizziness and fainting.
- Menzies was checked backstage and found well enough to rest but could not return to finish the game.
- As a result, Menzies forfeited the match, giving Ross Smith the win.
- The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) wished Menzies a speedy recovery.
- Other ongoing matches and upcoming quarter-finals at the tournament were mentioned.
- The event featured a mix of seeded players competing in a knockout format.
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