US EditionCrying Child Disturbs Raducanu During Loss to Sabalenka
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO, AUG 11 – Emma Raducanu was distracted by a crying child during a pivotal third-set game and asked the umpire for removal, drawing vocal support from the crowd at the Cincinnati Open.
- On Monday at the Cincinnati Open, Emma Raducanu stopped mid-serve to address a crying child and requested its removal from the stands.
- Amid Cincinnati’s sweltering conditions, Raducanu faced her opponent under new coach Francisco Roig, who joined her camp this week after a post-Wimbledon trial.
- At deuce 13 times, Raducanu’s service game spanned 23 minutes with 13 deuces, demonstrating her resilience.
- In the Cincinnati Open, Aryna Sabalenka won 7-6, 4-6, 7-6 after over three hours, maintaining her title defense.
- Following Cincinnati, Raducanu focuses on US Open preparations in Flushing Meadows, having produced some of her best tennis since her 2021 US Open triumph.
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A child angered Emma Raducanu, 22, at the Cincinnati Open. The umpire then countered with a quick retort: “Do you want me to throw a child out of the arena?”
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Tennis Star Emma Raducanu Stops Match To Complain About Crying Baby In Ridiculous Scene
Tennis star Emma Raducanu has won the U.S. Open and became a Top 10 player in the sport, but couldn't carry on with a recent match because a baby began to cry in the stands.The unbelievable scene unfolded at the Cincinnati Open on Monday during Raducanu's Round of 32 match against World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka. Before serving in a deuce situation in the third set, Raducanu stepped off the line before turning to the chair umpire to say, "It's been …
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