Emma Raducanu says ‘people think I’m crazy but I trust my decision-making’ after several coaching changes
Emma Raducanu says she trusts her own decision-making after a series of coaching changes in the past year. The British No.
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Emma Raducanu admits people may think she's 'crazy' over coaching
Emma Raducanu has opened up about her unusual pattern of replacing coaches, saying that she trusts her decision making, and feels that it's right for her as an individual.
Raducanu retires from Italian Open with back injury
British number one Emma Raducanu was forced to retire from her Italian Open first-round match with Bianca Andreescu with a back injury.
Raducanu to play first event in UK since US Open triumph
Emma Raducanu will make a first competitive appearance in front of a home crowd since her remarkable triumph at the US Open after it was announced Monday she had entered next month's Women's Tour Association event in Birmingham. The teenager's only previous WTA tournament in Britain was in Nottingham last year prior to her emergence on the world stage at Wimbledon. "I can't wait to play in Britain again and I'm delighted to be competing at the Rothesay Classic in Birmingham in the 40th year of this terrific showcase for women's tennis," said Raducanu in a statement.
Emma Raducanu confirms first competitive appearance of the year in UK next month
Emma Raducanu will play in front of a British crowd at the Rothesay Classic in Birmingham next month.
Emma Raducanu describes herself as a 'loner' as she continues to train herself ahead of the Italian Open
Emma Raducanu has called herself a “loner” as she continues to coach herself in preparation for the Italian Open in Rome. She gets her competition underway with a clash against Bianca Andreescu, and will be encouraged by her recent displays on clay, after making the quarter-finals in Stuttgart and the last-16 in Madrid. Ad/> It will be a battle between two recent US Open winners, with reigning champion Raducanu taking on the 2019 winner.
Emma Raducanu says heading in the right direction on clay
Emma Raducanu has little experience on clay at the elite level but the 19-year-old says she is heading in the right direction on the surface ahead of the French Open starting later this month. Raducanu has had mixed results following her maiden Grand Slam title at last year's US Open but has had an encouraging run in the claycourt season where she reached the Stuttgart quarter-finals and Madrid last-16. She has been figuring out how to adapt to the surface without the help of a full-time coach after splitting with Torben Beltz last month, and the Briton has taken a liking to the independence of coaching herself.
Raducanu says heading in the right direction on clay
US Open champion Emma Raducanu has little experience on clay at the elite level but the 19-year-old says she is heading in the right direction on the surface ahead of the French Open starting later this month.