The match that I was talking about happened in 2007 Wimbledon. See below
for a brief write up on it
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Hantuchova had just hit a forehand winner to make the score 5-5, 30-15 in the second set when Serena, walking along the baseline, suddenly felt a grab in her lower left leg. She whacked herself in the calf three times with her racket, then clutched at the muscle and sprawled on the ground.
The 2002 and 2003 Wimbledon champion was down for more than five minutes with what was diagnosed as a spasm-induced calf strain.
Eventually, play continued, but Serena limped around, sometimes struggling merely to walk. While she wiped away tears, up in the stands Venus used both hands to cover her eyes, and Price shook her head.
After Hantuchova went up 6-5, Serena somehow held serve to force a tiebreaker, getting to 6-all with a 110 mph ace and a shriek. With Hantuchova up 4-2 in the tiebreaker, a drizzle forced a suspension.
A crowd that suddenly was behind Serena actually applauded the chair umpire's announcement of a rain delay, something unprecedented in these parts.
"I was definitely saved by the rain," Serena would say later. "I couldn't move before the rain. Just everything stopped."
When play resumed, both of her calves were taped heavily. She also was wearing ankle-length white pants under her skirt to protect her legs from the chill, with temperatures in the low 50s.
"It's so hard to play against somebody that you know is struggling," Hantuchova said, "and you kind of feel sorry."
