John McEnroe hopes Emma Raducanu can find a way to perform at Wimbledon amidst huge public attention

John McEnroe hopes that Emma Raducanu can find a way to perform at Wimbledon amid huge public attention. Raducanu trained at Wimbledon on Monday as she continues her recovery from a side injury which forced her withdrawal from the Nottingham Open earlier this month. Ad/> The 19-year-old has failed to reach the heights many expected of her after stunning the world with her US Open title win in 2021, not making it past the second round of the Australian and French Opens.

WimbledonDjokovic and Swiatek confirmed as top Wimbledon seeds as Britain's Evans gets a boost8 HOURS AGO She has also gone through a number of coaches after splitting with Andrew Richardson, and arrived at the French Open without a coach, electing instead to travel to Paris with only a hitting partner. “She’s trying to grow up in front of the world and in front of people,” McEnroe told the Guardian. “And that can be difficult.

It [the 2021 US Open triumph] happened so quickly. I don’t know if anyone could have possibly anticipated this would happen. Cameron Norrie — 'I want to push towards world No.1' — Players' Voice 'Tennis needs her' — Serena Williams will be 'super dangerous' for any opponent says Alex Corretja “This is the future of our game.

And people are checking to see what part Emma’s going to have in that. “And so there’s a high interest level, obviously. So I think it’d be good obviously for her and her family and the sport that she finds something as soon as possible that she feels more relaxed and able to do her thing.” Turning his attention to fellow Brit Andy Murray, who was back to approaching his best in the run to the final of the Stuttgart Open, winning four straight-set matches in five days – including over top seed Stefanos Tsitsipas