Emma Raducanu: All 5 tournament-ending injuries recapped after Korea Open exit
Injury woes have once again caused upset for Emma Raducanu after she was forced to withdraw from the semi-final of the Korea Open.
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Injury woes have once again caused upset for Emma Raducanu after she was forced to withdraw from the semi-final of the Korea Open.
Emma Raducanu was denied a place in her first WTA final since winning last year’s US Open, after being forced to retire against Latvian top seed Jelena Ostapenko in the Korea Open semi-finals. It was a heart-breaking evening in Seoul for Raducanu, who won the first set 6-4, but trouble with her left glute forced the 19-year-old into a medical time out in the second set.
Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu pulled out injured during the third set of her Korea Open semi-final on Saturday against Jelena Ostapenko.
Britain's Emma Raducanu was forced to retire due to injury during the Korea Open semi-final on Saturday, sending former French Open winner Jelena Ostapenko to a championship clash against Russian Ekaterina Alexandrova.
The 19-year-old Briton, who seemed to suffer from discomfort in her thigh during the second set, was down 3-0 in the deciding set in Seoul. She had won the first set 6-4 before fellow former major champion Ostapenko hit back 6-3 in the second.
Emma Raducanu surged into the Korea Open semi-finals on Friday as she won three matches in a row at a tournament for the first time since her US Open triumph.
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