Emma Raducanu

Emma Raducanu is, undeniably, one of the most scrutinised figures in the tennis world. No matter what she does, the Brit is constantly criticised, having been held to an impossible standard ever since she shocked the world by winning the US Open in 2021. Following on from that unlikely triumph, casual fans have expected constant […]

The most important tournament for British tennis is here, bringing with it endless hopes in Emma Raducanu. Ever since she burst onto the tennis scene by winning the US Open 2021 at just 18 years old, the English player has been dealing with pressure, expectations, injuries, numerous coaches, and anxiety episodes. On more than one occasion, her compatriots

Yesterday, Emma Raducanu caught the public’s attention with her performance at Queen’s. The 23-year-old played outstanding tennis from the beginning of the tournament, but unfortunately she lost the final against Donna Vekic. Nevertheless, Emma Raducanu shared positive emotions at the press conference, saying that this was an “extraordinary” experience for her and a good indication of the

Emma Raducanu has made an expected decision and withdrawn from Nottingham after enjoying a deep Queen’s run and also picking up an injury. Last week, the top-ranked British female tennis player notched four straight-set wins to reach her first grass-court final. Unfortunately for Raducanu, she also sustained a thigh injury during Saturday’s win over Kamilla

Great Britain’s Emma Raducanu began her grass-court season with an impressive straight-set victory over Anna Blinkova in the first round of Queen’s in London on Tuesday. Raducanu won the rain-interrupted match 6-0, 6-3 in one hour to secure her first victory on the WTA Tour Driven by Mercedes-Benz since Indian Wells in March. After reaching

Emma Raducanu plans to pick the brains of the returning Serena Williams at Queen’s Club this week, but does not expect her own career to have the same longevity as the American legend. The British No 1 will team up with Katie Boulter in the doubles at the HSBC Championships and could end up facing

John McEnroe has backed Emma Raducanu’s decision to rehire Andrew Richardson after branding their original split “nonsensical”. Richardson was the coach in Raducanu’s corner when she stunningly became the first qualifier to win a grand slam title at the US Open in 2021. But the British number one opted to dispense with his services immediately afterwards, feeling

Gearing up for a return in Rome, Raducanu has reportedly enlisted the help of the coach who guided her to the US Open title. Emma Raducanu reportedly seen working with Andrew Richardson in Spain During the latest episode of ‘The Tennis Podcast‘, Catherine Whittaker shared the following update. We have been contacted by a Tennis Podcast listener

Emma Raducanu issued an update on her condition after responding to a fan on Instagram and confirming that that she was feeling “much better.” The 2021 US Open champion, who contracted a virus during her runner-up finish in Cluj-Napoca in early February, stepped away from the Tour in mid-March to fully focus on her recovery.

Emma Raducanu has given fans an update after missing three tournaments due to lingering symptoms from a viral illness she picked up in February. The British No. 1 has not played a match in almost two months, pulling out of the Miami Open, the Upper Austria Ladies Linz, and the Madrid Open. Raducanu seemed to get ill