‘Whole package' Emma Raducanu urged to 'find the way' again by former World No.1 Martina Hingis after injury setbacks

Martina Hingis believes Emma Raducanu has the potential to reach the heights of her US Open success again, but says it will be a very difficult path back to the top. Raducanu thrust herself into the limelight with her incredible 2021 US Open triumph, but a series of injuries and coach changes has seen her progress stagnate. Ad The 20-year-old missed Wimbledon this year after ankle and wrist surgeries, while her off-court decisions have also sparked plenty of criticism.

WimbledonAndreeva to emulate Raducanu? Those thoughts 'disturb' me, says 16-year-old qualifier09/07/2023 AT 15:53 Since splitting from Andrew Richardson after her Grand Slam victory in Flushing Meadows, Raducanu has worked with a string of coaches and most recently separated from Sebastian Sachs last month. The former World No.1 admits that this upheaval is far from ideal for Raducanu and says that stability is key to success. «If you have the right surroundings, I think that's really important,” said Hingis in quotes from PA.

»I never met her so I don't know exactly what goes through the head. It's incredible she was able to win the US Open and, all of the changes after that, I don't think it was a great choice to do. «When you win with someone, you usually continue, but I can't judge what happened.

It would be nice for her to find the way and to find her success again. »She's got the shots, she's the whole package, but you still need the results. It's not like one day you win the US Open and then that's the rest of the life." Federer and Nadal 'have transcended their sport more than Djokovic’ – Toni Nadal 'I wasn't sure what I should focus on' — Swiatek reflects on Svitolina defeat Exclusive: 'Mentally stronger' Svitolina says she feels 'a different