US EditionRaducanu Frustrated by Racket Tension Problem in Wimbledon Loss to Sabalenka
- Emma Raducanu lost to top seed Aryna Sabalenka 7-6, 6-4 in the third round of Wimbledon on July 4, 2025.
- Raducanu aimed to focus on tactics during the match but faced a tough challenge against Sabalenka, who is considered the best player in the world.
- Sabalenka edged a 14-point tiebreak to win the first set, built momentum in the second, and will face Elise Mertens in the fourth round.
- Raducanu delivered one of the strongest showings of her career when facing a world number one, with bookmakers estimating her chances of winning at 25% before the match.
- Raducanu’s defeat ended her Wimbledon run, leaving Sonay Kartal as the only Briton left in women's singles, and Sabalenka advanced to the last sixteen.
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Emma Raducanu proved she belongs in the top 10 in ‘one of Wimbledon’s best matches’
CENTRE COURT — Emma Raducanu smiled as she waved to the crowd on her way out of Wimbledon. Bloody but unbowed, she was determined to hold her head high despite defeat to Aryna Sabalenka.And so she should.It has taken Raducanu years to reach this level. It is easy to forget that, given she has been a grand slam champion for nearly four years, but that fairytale in New York was a sole lightning strike, not a full-on thunderstorm. The electricity h…
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Raducanu frustrated by racket tension problem in Wimbledon loss to Sabalenka
Emma Raducanu expressed frustration with having to get a couple of her rackets re-strung during her third-round loss to top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka at Wimbledon.
Warrington Guardian
Emma Raducanu goes down swinging in thrilling loss to Aryna Sabalenka
The 22-year-old lost out 7-6 (6) 6-4 after two hours of drama under the roof on Centre Court.
Emma Raducanu points finger at Wimbledon chiefs with major complaint - 'So wrong' - The Mirror
Emma Raducanu spoke to the media at Wimbledon after her third-round defeat to Aryna Sabalenka and wasn't happy about one facet of here loss to the world No.1 - nor her victories in the previous rounds either
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