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Emma Raducanu came from 5-2 down in the first set to beat Tereza Martincova 7-6(3) 6-0 to progress to the second round of the Madrid Open. The British No. 1 won 11 of the last 12 games — and a first-set tie-break — to produce a brilliant comeback victory in one hour and 38 minutes as she continues her preparations for the French Open which begins on May 22.
Emma Raducanu won 11 of the last 12 games to defeat Tereza Martincova for the second time in a fortnight in the opening round of the Madrid Open.
Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte press conference
There has been nothing conventional about Emma Raducanu’s career to date, so perhaps it should not be surprising to hear that she would not worried if she hasn’t appointed a new coach by Wimbledon. Raducanu, 19, is on the lookout for her fourth coach in 10 months after splitting with Torben Beltz, who was with Angelique Kerber when she won her two Grand Slam titles and reached No. 1 in the world.
Fury promises to give fans 'a real treat' ahead of Dillian Whyte bout
The Madrid Open kicked off on Thursday with the start of the WTA main draw, while the ATP tournament is set to get underway on Sunday. The mixed 1000-point tournament is already an intriguing one with the return of some faces who haven't been seen on the tour in a while and the absence of some others. Express Sport takes a look at six things to watch at the Madrid Open.
By Matias Grez, CNN
Iga Swiatek has called for tennis' governing bodies to unite in their decision over Russian and Belarusian players after admitting the fallout from Wimbledon's ban announcement was getting "more and more chaotic". The world No 1 has been showing her support for Ukraine by wearing a blue and yellow ribbon during her matches but admitted she didn't know what was the right decision.