Emma Raducanu can win more Grand Slams despite current malaise, says Serena Williams's ex-coach

Emma Raducanu can win more Grand Slams despite her current malaise says Rick Macci, the former coach of Serena Williams. The 2021 US Open champion has had to contend with injuries aplenty over the last 18 months, and those issues have seen her struggle to put together a consistent run of form on the match court. Ad Continuity has been missing on the coaching front too, with a number of different coaches coming and going from her box, with the latest incumbent being Sebastian Sachs, who worked previously with Switzerland's Belinda Bencic.

Roland-GarrosWhat's Raducanu's schedule? When will British No. 1 play next?4 HOURS AGO Raducanu's latest setback — following a curt press conference — saw her withdraw from the Madrid Open, with a problem to her right hand cited as the reason. Despite all this, Macci — who mentored Serena and her sister Venus Williams during their youth — says things can «flip around», and that Raducanu can get back to the top of tennis.

“I believe that she can come back and be one of the best players in the world and win grand slams," he told the Tennis Unfiltered podcast. “It’s not where you start. It’s where you finish.

Now, obviously what happened in New York [her US Open title], that wasn’t a fluke. Alcaraz 'on a different level' – Zverev after defeat to Spaniard in Madrid What's Raducanu's schedule? When will British No. 1 play next? “You have to have the game.

You have to have lots of other attributes to do something like that, and her mental strength could be her best asset even though now it’s probably kind of lopsided. “But I love the technical part of our game. There’s nothing like a hole there say like Coco Gauff’s forehand.

So the technical part is good. She’s authoritative. She can play