"It’s a final, I don’t quit": Rune responds to tweeting calling him a 'con artist' and feigning injury in Munich final

Holger Rune was accused of faking an injury on social media platform Twitter and he responed to it by pointing out that he never quites in a final.

Rune was playing Botic van de Zandschulp in the Munich Open final rolling his ankle in the final set. It looked a bit dangerous but Rune opted to continue the match after taking a medical timeout and his tremendous comeback became suspicious to some. He was down a break in the final set but rallied to win it in the tiebreak with someone accusing him of faking the injury to confuse his opponent.

The fan wrote:

"Rune is such a con artist on court with makeshift injuries playing Munich final. Was being out played like the baby he is and pretend injury 🤕 to put off opponent he is such a child no problem running full speed to the net"

He responded:

"I played more than 10 matches the past 2 weeks. My body is done right now but still, I wanted to fight till the end. It’s a final. I don’t quit."