Emma Raducanu won the U.S. Open in 2021, becoming the first qualifier in history to win a Grand Slam title. Since then, she hasn’t won a match in New York.

Emma Raducanu is about to put a three-year hoodoo behind her as she prepares to begin her US Open women’s singles campaign. The Briton shot to prominence in 2021 when she became the first

Emma Raducanu has spoken about how shes been affected by the world of negativity and bringing players down following her victory in 2021; The US Open is live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+, stre

The Post Emma Raducanu handed very tough US Open draw, from early stages to finish appeared first on Tennis World USA Emma Raducanu will meet a qualifier in her opening match at the US Open, but from that moment on it will likely get significantly tougher for the world No. 35 since she could possibly meet a seed in every one of her next matches.

Emma Raducanu is ‘totally invested’ in tennis, Mark Petchey has said, as her former coach implored people to appreciate how much effort she puts into the sport.

Grand slams should follow US Open with star-studded mixed doubles - Raducanu’s partnership with Carlos Alcaraz drew a huge amount of attention.

From Mirra Andreeva to Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, a look at tennis great disruptors who are hoping to upset the status quo at Flushing Meadows; the US Open is live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+,

Emma Raducanu and Carlos Alcaraz will face Jessica Pegula and Jack Draper at the US Open in New York after the mixed doubles event was completely revamped for 2025

EMMA Raducanu is worth at least £13.5million after her firm netted a £5million profit last year. The 22-year-old tennis star banked £100,000 a week from her company Harbour 6, which channels her

Emma Raducanu 's net worth has reportedly spiked ahead of the US Open thanks to a huge financial windfall. The young Brit, who secured Grand Slam glory in New York four years ago, is among the most marketable tennis players on the planet. She boasts a number of lucrative brand deals and continues to be the face of British women's tennis.