US EditionChris Evert explains the problem that both Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka are both suffering from after French Open exits
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Chris Evert explains the problem that both Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka are both suffering from after French Open exits
Emma Raducanu was dumped out of the French Open in unceremonious fashion, easily beaten by Iga Swiatek. Losing to the reigning champion is never something to disrespect, and it was always expected that she would struggle. However, after a strong few months leading up to Roland Garros, there was hope that she might at least be able to put a dent in the game of the five-time Grand Slam winner. Unfortunately, it seems she still has some way to go, …
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