Emma Raducanu is hopeful her health issues are behind her as she prepares for her French Open opener against Solana Sierra. Cameron Norrie is also dealing with a rib injury, impacting British hopes at the tournament.
Emma Raducanu is optimistic about her health as she prepares for the French Open, her second match since March after a post-viral illness. She faces Solana Sierra in the first round, aiming to build on her Strasbourg performance despite being unseeded.
Emma Raducanu rehires coach Andrew Richardson, who guided her to the 2021 US Open title, as she prepares for the French Open after a 2-month hiatus due to illness.
British No 1 pulls out at short notice with post-viral illnessRaducanu has been absent from circuit since MarchEmma Raducanu has withdrawn from the Italian Open because of her continued difficulties with post-viral illness, less than 30 minutes after positively discussing her presence in Rome during her pre-tournament media interviews.Raducanu has spent the last few days competing at the Foro Italico, playing practice sets with other competitors and, having received a bye as a seeded player, she was scheduled to contest her second-round match against Solana Sierra or a qualifier. Continue reading...
British player has been out of action since early MarchRybakina wins her second Porsche at Stuttgart OpenEmma Raducanu will extend her absence from the WTA Tour because of a viral illness to two months after she withdrew from the coming week’s Madrid Open.Raducanu has not competed since a 6-1, 6-1 loss to Amanda Anisimova in the second round of the Indian Wells Open on 8 March. She briefly trained on-site at the Miami Open just over a week later before citing lingering symptoms from an earlier viral illness as the reason for her withdrawal. Raducanu had been affected by a viral illness during the Middle East swing in February, which she said had contributed to her poor performances on the court. Continue reading...
