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Raducanu will play a qualifier in her opening match as the British No 1 seeks her first win in New York since the 2021 final
Emma Raducanu is about to put a three-year hoodoo behind her as she prepares to begin her US Open women’s singles campaign. The Briton shot to prominence in 2021 when she became the first
Emma Raducanu will meet a qualifier in her opening match at the US Open, but from that moment on it will likely get significantly tougher for the world No. 35 since she could possibly meet a seed in every one of her next matches.
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Emma Raducanu's net worth gets significant boost ahead of U.S. Open
Emma Raducanu has made significant strides as an entrepreneur since capturing the 2021 U.S. Open, with her net worth now reportedly reaching $18 million
Emma Raducanu’s ex-coach Mark Petchey has opened up about what led to the end of his coaching partnership with the British star. The former World No.80, who coached Andy Murray in the early stages of his career,
Watch as Emma Raducanu complains about a crying child in the crowd during her narrow defeat to Aryna Sabalenka at the Cincinnati Open.
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Slam legend highlights Emma Raducanu's improvement and makes major prediction
Mats Wilander thinks Emma Raducanu is a better player now than she was four years ago when she won the US Open, and the former seven-time Grand Slam champion believes the 22-year has what it takes to be a top-10 player again but remains unsure if she is good enough to win another Major just yet.
Let’s take a trip back in time to 2021. A relatively unknown 18-year-old from Bromley, Emma Raducanu, storms through the US Open qualifiers and wins the whole darn thing without dropping a single set.
The US Open's new mixed doubles format has caused a stir this year after bringing in big name players, with shorter games and higher prize money - and four-time Grand Slam doubles champion Jamie Murra
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