'Extremely difficult to navigate' - Andy Murray empathises with the pressures on fellow Brit Emma Raducanu

Andy Murray says he empathises with Emma Raducanu as his fellow Brit continues to grapple with her fame after winning the US Open last year. As if reaching the fourth round of Wimbledon in 2021 at just 18 years old wasn't enough, just two months later in New York Raducanu became the first-ever player to emerge from qualifying to win a Grand Slam. Ad/> That catapulted her into the public domain, and she is ever more so under scrutiny during the Wimbledon fortnight, which begins tomorrow.

WimbledonWimbledon order of play, Day 1 — When are Raducanu, Murray and Djokovic playing?5 HOURS AGO Reflecting on Raducanu's situation, Murray told the Telegraph: “It’s incredibly difficult. «I never experienced what she experienced, your life changing overnight. “It’s impossible to know if everyone who is then involved with you is looking out for your best interests.

You know that your family wants the best for you. The families are of course going to make mistakes, because it’s new to everybody. Raducanu 'ready to go' ahead of Wimbledon bow ‘He still believes in me’ — Murray says Lendl helps push him on 'Grateful to be here' — Gauff channelling childhood dreams ahead of Wimbledon “I would have worked with coaches when I was younger who were not necessarily the right people for me – and management companies, too.