'Proud' Emma Raducanu ready for tough grass season ahead of Wimbledon and feels 'really good physically'

Emma Raducanu believes she has improved many aspects of her game as she prepares for the grass-court season. Wimbledon is coming onto the horizon as the 2022 season’s next Grand Slam following the conclusion of the French Open last weekend. Ad/> That was won by current No.

1 Iga Swiatek, and Raducanu reached the second round before losing in three sets to Aliaksandra Sasnovich. Roland-GarrosSwiatek: I don't know what I'm going to chase next after French Open7 HOURS AGO Raducanu will play again on Tuesday against Switzerland's Viktorija Golubic as the second seed at the Nottingham Open as she starts to tune up for Wimbledon. Speaking at a press conference on Monday, she said: “I've been quite proud of what I’ve achieved in the last 12 months and definitely not been so hard on myself.

“I’m just really enjoying my time right now and just really believing in the work I’m doing day in, day out. I know that will come some time. The grass season is a lot of fun.” French Open verdict: Defiant Nadal, irresistible Swiatek, tumbling Djokovic Swiatek: I don't know what I'm going to chase next after French Open This is not a movie, it's the real life of one of tennis' greatest champions: McEnroe on Navratilova The 19-year-old Briton is the current US Open champion, and despite her recent success she is not concerned by any losses.

“We’ll see, I love the grass but there are so many good players in the draw and it’s dependent on so many things: the form of the day, how you match up against your opponent. The results at this point, I’ve kind of stopped thinking about it, there’s no use in doing it. Do the right things and it will follow.