Emma Raducanu “couldn’t see the ball through tears” and could “barely breathe” throughout her stalking ordeal at the Dubai Open last month. The 22-year-old Briton endured a harrowing ...

Barely a month after one of the toughest experiences of her life, Emma Raducanu achieved the second ... “I literally couldn’t see the ball through the tears, I could barely breathe,” she ...

It was a tournament that began with Emma Raducanu being forced to answer questions about the departure of her latest coach after just one match. Just a week on and the forecast appears far rosier.

Emma Raducanu suggested that the humidity may have ... Article continues below “She started moving the ball really well, serving good… sometimes it just happens, but I just wanted to come ...

Emma Raducanu had a medical timeout ... Having failed to generate a break point in the first set, Raducanu steeled herself and began to strike the ball with more power and purpose from the baseline.

EMMA RADUCANU ... It’s a lot more fun." Raducanu then added: "I think it's a different approach this week. "I think five minutes before the match I was playing spike ball with the team.

Emma Raducanu has, by her own admission, never been afraid to do things "a little bit differently". So it feels on brand the British number two has reached the first WTA 1,000 quarter-final of her ...

Emma Raducanu moved ... out on her entry to the court, Raducanu replied, “I took a different approach. Five minutes before the match I was playing spike ball with the team.

EMMA RADUCANU's Miami Open run is over following a gruelling clash with Jessica Pegula - in which she suffered from a concerning bout of dizziness. The pair's quarter-final clash lasted two-and ...

Mar 26, 2025; Miami, FL, USA; Emma Raducanu (GBR) reacts after winning the second set tie-breaker against Jessica Pegula (USA)(not pictured) on day nine of the Miami Open at Hard Rock Stadium.

Raducanu faces Pegula for a place in the last four in Miami Emma Raducanu’s excellent Miami ... Raducanu steeled herself and began to strike the ball with more power and purpose from the baseline.