19-year-old Emma Raducanu is but to play on clay, however has already gained a Grand Slam after she defeated Leylah Fernandez in america Open ultimate final yr.
Emma Raducanu. Courtesy: Reuters
HIGHLIGHTSRaducanu is but to play the Roland GarrosRaducanu performed her first skilled tennis fit in AprilRaducanu just lately separated from her trainer Torben Beltz
British tennis sensation Emma Raducanu stated that she is quite glad along with her development forward of the impending French Open, scheduled to start out in not up to two weeks. The nineteen-year-old made her Grand Slam debut final yr at Wimbledon prior to she was the primary singles qualifier within the Open Generation to win america Open after now not losing a unmarried set within the championship.
Then again, having now not performed on the Roland Garros, the Toronto-born celebrity participant permitted that she is thinking about getting herself ready. The lady prodigy stated that she has advanced a greater figuring out of her recreation over the past three hundred and sixty five days or so.
Again within the month of April, Raducanu separated from her trainer, Torben Beltz, and took duty for coaching herself.
HEADING IN GOOD DIRECTION
“I would describe myself as a loner. For the previous yr … I have had a large number of other people round me so much and really frequently. To be by myself is fascinating as a result of I am roughly studying so much about myself, figuring out what I would like and what I are not looking for,” Raducanu was once quoted as announcing.
“Clay could be very new to me. I surely really feel like I’ve been progressing with each and every week, making improvements to, getting a greater figuring out of the best way to play issues, when to stick within the level or when to stick competitive,” she mentioned.
“I don’t believe I am like the completed product in any respect. However, yeah, I am heading in a just right path,” Raducanu added.
Ultimate month, Raducanu performed her first skilled tennis fit on clay within the Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers. There she defeated Czech Republic’s Tereza Martincova 7-5, 7-5 in instantly units. She was once part of the British group along side Harriet Dart, Katie Swan, and Sonay Kartal.