Emma Raducanu

Britain's Emma Raducanu said she will not rush into a decision over appointing a permanent coach as she begins preparations for the grasscourt season ahead ...

I'm trusting what I'm doing and the work I'm doing. "I want to take my time with this decision," Raducanu told reporters on Monday. "Nothing has changed. "Personally, I think I know what I'm doing.

Emma Raducanu's preparations for Wimbledon were thrown into chaos as she was forced to retire injured in her first-round match at the Rothesay Open.

The British No 1 lost her opening service game to 30 but immediately broke back and then comfortably held serve for a 2-1 lead. Raducanu has suffered several injury issues since her victory in New York, including blisters and a back problem, while she also contracted Covid-19 in December. She now appears to face a race against time to be fully fit and prepared for Wimbledon, which begins on 27 June. She scarcely moved towards the Golubic return at the start of her fourth service game, surrendered it with a weak forehand into the net and informed the umpire that she would not be able to continue a few moments later, trailing 4-3 in the opening set.

The Nottingham Open court announcer listed her feats and declared he would have sent anyone predicting them a year ago for 'some sort of assessment of their ...

She can expect a number of teatime Centre Court games for the optimal BBC audience. She has never played on Centre Court and has never won a minor tour tournament. She has never lost in a final, a quarter-final or a semi-final. If Raducanu does make it to Wimbledon, we need little imagination to know what her appearance there will look like. She had just done her A-Levels at the time. Any notion that increased time in the gym can make her physically immune just does not stack up.

Emma Raducanu has sparked doubts over her fitness for Wimbledon after retiring from the Nottingham Open with injury.

"That's out of my control, but right now all I can focus on is what I am doing and I think I am doing a lot of good work. "I am obviously disappointed and it is really bad luck. I will get it checked out." "I need to get a scan first. I was feeling good, comfortable and I think even when I was out there, there were signs I was happy with playing more aggressively and stuff. I am not going to 'Google doctor' myself.

Raducanu retired when she was a break down at 4-3 in the opening set against Viktorija Golubic, nearly half an hour into the match after she suffered what ...

"You just want to catch a break but I haven't really. "It could've just seized up and spasmed and then it's really bad for a few days. I just came off court," Raducanu told British media.

Raducanu has revealed that she suffered a "freak" injury as early as the very first game of her Rothesay Open match against Golubic, which ultimately led to her ...

Raducanu has revealed that she suffered a "freak" injury as early as the very first game of her Rothesay Open match against Golubic, which ultimately led to her retirement. The second seed was broken in the first game before breaking back and holding for a 2-1 lead, when she took a medical time out at the first changeover. Now, Raducanu has refused to commit to Wimbledon as she admitted she had no idea what the injury could be.

I think I pulled something, I am not really sure what exactly happened,” the 11th-ranked Raducanu said.

Just over a year ago, Raducanu reached the fourth round at Wimbledon in what was her debut in a Grand Slam main draw. Raducanu was facing Victorija Golubic in her opener at the Nottingham Open and was trailing 4-3 when she stopped playing. Do not type comments in all capital letters, or in all lower case letters, or using abbreviated text.

Emma Raducanu is 'unlikely' to come back in time from injury to compete at Wimbledon later this month if she's suffered an 'acute abdominal strain', ...

And what happens is, if you look at the tip of the iceberg just outside the water, it’s like, ‘I feel great’. When asked whether he felt Raducanu would therefore be fit to feature at Wimbledon, Dr Rogers added: "Unlikely if it is that type of injury. Questions have now been raised on whether she will be fit enough to make her second appearance at Wimbledon in just a few weeks.

Raducanu did her best to keep a straight face while giving the pop star new rules to perfect her forehand.

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US Open champion Emma Raducanu says she's unsure whether she'll be fit enough to compete at this year's Wimbledon after suffering a "freak" injury at a WTA ...

"We all have our own journey in life. "It could've just seized up and spasmed and then it's really bad for a few days. I just came off court," Raducanu told reporters after the match.

In a charming video, the Grammy winner and tennis champion alternate reading aphorisms and declaring whether they agree or disagree with their wisdom.

“It’s not often I get the chance to pause,” she says, “so I loved being able to have a bit of fun with the amazing Dua and Evian.” The rules are simple: The Grammy winner and the tennis champion alternate reading aphorisms and declaring whether they agree or disagree with their wisdom. “Especially when you get to do so with someone at the top of their game.”

The 19-year-old tennis player was delighted to coach the 'New Rules' hitmaker in her beloved sport, giving her tips on grip, technique and strokes on a vivid ...

Grammy Award winning pop sensation Dua Lipa, meanwhile, has been part of the Evian stable since July 2020 and the two stars joined forces for the Drink True ...

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US Open Champion Raducanu is set to complete only her first year on the WTA Tour, despite having already won a major at just 18 years of age, ...

'It is not easy, if you exclude the US Open, she is 19. On top of that Raducanu finds herself thrust into the limelight at such a young age, meaning as well as the matter of negotiating her first year on the Tour, she has also got to deal with the pressures of becoming an overnight phenomenon. Raducanu has come under criticism at times since joining the Tour as she has struggled with her fitness, and the Nottingham Open is the latest tournament she has had to retire from with injury.

JUDY MURRAY has shared two key pieces of advice for Emma Raducanu amid an injury-hit Wimbledon build-up.

How many could feel more empowered by investing in a women’s health physio or specialist and making their entourage that bit more female-centric?" With fans concerned over whether the youngster will make it to SW19 later this month, Murray has urged her team to think carefully about how they handle Raducanu's young career. Things have been up and down since, with a US Open triumph no doubt the highest of highs, but recurring injury problems have left her unable to find a rhythm since Flushing Meadows.

Raducanu announced her withdrawal on Wednesday from the Rothesay Classic in Birmingham, a WTA 250 event she was scheduled to compete in next week. It is ...

After her second-round loss in Paris, Raducanu was satisfied by how her body had held up, allowing her to take a wildcard into Nottingham. Instead, she is back to the familiar sensation of recovering from an injury. The Eastbourne main draw begins on 19 June, the last tournament week before Wimbledon begins, and it will be the target for her return. I am deeply saddened by the provisional suspension and hope to be back on the court as soon as possible.” Raducanu announced her withdrawal on Wednesday from the Rothesay Classic in Birmingham, a WTA 250 event she was scheduled to compete in next week. Raducanu will spend the next few days resting from physical activity before building up again for the remainder of the grass season. She retired in the first set while trailing Viktorija Golubic 3-4 in her first official match on home soil since her US Open triumph.

FANS feared for Emma Raducanu after she pulled out of her Nottingham Open match on Tuesday.

"It’s a process that simply doesn’t happen overnight, especially when the physical demands on her body are at an all-time high. "I definitely tried to get through it," she added. Emma Raducanu will be fit for Wimbledon after a scan revealed the side strain she suffered yesterday is not serious.

US Open champion Emma Raducanu is hopeful she will be fit to play at Wimbledon after being forced to withdraw from next week's WTA 250 event in Birmingham ...

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