'I don’t understand that move' - John McEnroe questions Emma Raducanu's coaching choices after French Open loss

John McEnroe feels Emma Raducanu made a mistake by switching coaches following her US Open win, but believes time is still on the teenager’s side. Raducanu stunned the tennis world when coming through qualifying to win the US Open last year. Ad/> She did that under the gaze of Andrew Richardson, but she split with her coach shortly after her epic win at Flushing Meadows.

Roland-Garros‘Looking forward to home support’ — Raducanu excited for grass season4 HOURS AGO The 2022 season has not gone as envisaged, with early exits in a string of events. Raducanu went through a number of coaches, and arrived at the French Open without a coach — electing instead to travel to Paris with only a hitting partner. The 19-year-old told Eurosport before the start of the tournament that she was happy with her choices and felt there had been positive signs.

But her involvement in the tournament ended in the second round, as Aliaksandra Sasnovich claimed a three-set win. Raducanu will now shift focus to the grass courts, and McEnroe hopes she can find some stability in her camp. She’s in good hands' — Wilander feels Mouratoglou can help Halep return to the top 'Dominating all the players' — Wilander says Swiatek has 'no weaknesses' “She has changed coaches three, four or five times which is unbelievable for someone who has just come off winning a major,” McEnroe said in the Eurosport studio.

«I think movement is an issue for her, obviously experience, she is still very young. “She has sort of put herself in a difficult position because a lot is expected of her and with the people around her, we are not sure if she is comfortable with them just yet. Hopefully in the next year or two she will find that.