Emma Raducanu accepts Qatar Open wildcard as Brit seeks to end losing streak
Emma Raducanu has accepted a late wildcard to play next week’s Qatar Masters as she bids to end her three-match losing streak. The British No.2 split with her coach Nick Cavaday after her Australian Open defeat as her childhood coach deals with a chronic health issue.
Emma Raducanu receives 12th wildcard out of 16 tournaments since return as Qatar Open lifeline given
Emma Raducanu will play at the Qatar Open in Doha next week which is a WTA 1000 tournament which begins on Sunday 9 February. But she won't go through qualifying with Raducanu benefiting instead from a wildcard.
There was a slight setback when Raducanu was forced to skip her first event of the season - the ASB Classic - as she ...
Another week, another early exit for Emma Raducanu – and the inconsistency of her performances underlines the need for her to ...
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Leylah Fernandez hasn't spoken with Emma Raducanu but is open to doing thatLeylah Fernandez says she is not interested in going back to the past but highlights that she would have nothing against ...
In the Abu Dhabi WTA Women’s Tennis Open Round of 32 on Monday, we have a matchup featuring No. 56-ranked Emma Raducanu ...
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Serena Williams' childhood coach has interesting proposal for Emma RaducanuRick Macci made an interesting offer to Emma Raducanu as Serena Williams' childhood coach says he wouldn't be able to coach ...
Emma Raducanu suffered a disappointing first round exit at the Abu Dhabi Open going down against Marketa Vondrousova in a ...
Entering the match, Raducanu and Vondrousova faced off twice, and their head-to-head is currently tied 1-1. Raducanu picked ...
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