Raducanu stalker handed restraining order
A stalker who walked 37kms to the home of US Open champion Emma Raducanu, taking her father's shoe as a souvenir, has been handed a five-year restraining order.
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Daria Saville has been accused by fans of being graceless in victory, after her epic clash with Emma Raducanu at the Guadalajara Open saw the Brit retire injured deep into the third set.
Emma Raducanu retires with hip injury in final set of Guadalajara opener
Emma Raducanu was forced to retire with a left hip injury in the deciding set of her opening match against Australia's Daria Saville on Tuesday in the WTA 250 tournament in Guadalajara, Mexico. The 19-year-old from Britain was playing her first match since last month's painful exit in the second round of the Australian Open, when a blistered racket hand contributed to a three-set defeat by Danka Kovinic. The British player was two points from victory at the Abierto Akron Zapopan against former world number 20 Saville, who has slipped to 610 in the rankings after undergoing surgery on her Achilles tendon last year.
Saville claims Raducanu scalp in Mexico
Australia's Daria Saville has figured in the longest match of the WTA season to outlast reigning US Open champion Emma Raducanu in an uncompromising first-round contest at the Abierto of Zapopan.
Emma Raducanu withdraws from Guadalajara Open amid three-and-a-half-hour slog on WTA Tour
Emma Raducanu was forced to quit during her first round clash with Daria Saville at the Guadalajara Open – a match that was already the longest of the WTA Tour season so far. With three hours and 36 minutes on the clock, Britain’s US Open champion was trailing the Australian (formerly known by her maiden name, Gavrilova) 4-3 in the decider when she decided to call it a day. Ad/> Raducanu made a good start to her first match since the Australian Open, but it was a gruelling first set, which she eventually took 7-5 in one hour and 20 minutes.