Raducanu splits from coach, eyes 'new training model'
US Open champion Emma Raducanu has split with German coach Torben Beltz after working with him for five months, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
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OLD Emma Raducanu splits from coach Torben Beltz after less than six months
Emma Raducanu has split from coach Torben Beltz after less than six months working together.
US Open champ Raducanu set for fourth coach in a year after cutting Beltz loose
US Open champion Emma Raducanu is set to appoint her fourth coach in a year after ending her association with Torben Beltz after just five months, she said on Tuesday.
Emma Raducanu splits with coach Torben Beltz after five months: Report
Emma Raducanu has split with German coach Torben Beltz after working with him for five months, the BBC reported on Tuesday. Raducanu appointed Beltz as her coach in November after she had parted ways with Andrew Richardson following her surprise triumph at Flushing Meadows, where she became the first qualifier to win a Grand Slam.
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Raducanu splits with coach Beltz after five months - BBC
U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu has split with German coach Torben Beltz after working with him for five months, the BBC reported on Tuesday.
Emma Raducanu splits with coach Torben Beltz in shock move and explains new training model
Emma Raducanu has split with her latest coach Torben Belz - and now plans to play under a "new training model" without a head coach. The US Open champion started working with the German in November and achieved their best result together when she reached the quarter-finals at the Porsche Grand Prix Tennis last week.
Carlos Alcaraz, 18, moves up to No. 9 ranking, is youngest into ATP top 10 since Rafael Nadal in 2005
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