US EditionEmma Raducanu Relaxed About British Number One Status After Progress at Queen’s
- Emma Raducanu became British No.1 for the first time in two years after defeating Rebecca Sramkova 6-4, 6-1 at the WTA Queen's event.
- Following Raducanu’s stalking incident, Wimbledon Chief Executive Sally Bolton stated that player safety is the top priority, promising enhanced security measures.
- Raducanu expressed her appreciation for the new security measures, emphasizing the importance of feeling safe while playing at home.
- Katie Boulter spoke about the online abuse she has faced, reflecting the broader concerns regarding player safety and wellbeing.
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Emma Raducanu is British No1 again after beating star who's blind in one eye
EMMA RADUCANU became British No.1 for the first time in two years – and then welcomed Wimbledon’s player security boost. A 6-4 6-1 crushing of Slovakian Rebecca Sramkova, who is blind in her left eye, put Raducanu in the quarter-finals of the new WTA Queen’s event. GettyRebecca Sramkova congratulates Emma Raducanu on victory[/caption] Shutterstock EditorialRaducanu says she loved playing in front of big crowds[/caption] Following doubles pal Kat…
"She’s a very difficult opponent for anyone": former British No. 1 on Emma Raducanu’s grass court form
Emma Raducanu has hit the ground running this grass court season, and former British No. 1 Anne Keothavong likes what she sees. "What we've seen from Emma this week already is someone who's looking sharp, someone who's moving well on a grass court," Keothavong said. One key factor Keothavong highlig...
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