Emma Raducanu

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Raducanu has gone through several coaches in the past few months. The young British superstar first rose to fame after an extraordinary run at Wimbledon in 2021. During round 16 her match against Ajla Tomljanovic, she was forced to retire after struggling with stomach and breathing issues.

Emma Raducanu narrowly avoided a taste of her own medicine after coming from a set down to see off 17-year-old debutant Linda Noskova at the French Open.

So, it was definitely really challenging in the second set to hold on and keep holding my serve and break back a couple of times. "Honestly, I have no expectations of myself. A see-saw second set was settled when Raducanu converted a fourth set point on the Noskova serve with a pinpoint drop shot to take the match into a decider.

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Her physicality has to catch up with her tennis ability, which is in no doubt. Henman said: “It was a great effort. She’s so positive and I love watching her play because of her attitude.”

Emma Raducanu was pleased to come through some “tough moments” and beat Czech teenager Linda Noskova on her French Open debut.

Then it's just up to me to filter and use what I want to.” I really just have had tunnel vision in that sense. Physically I think I was really good out there. Whereas last year maybe if I was just a random qualifier, they wouldn't have put as much research or looking at me, how I would play. Eventually just I was dominating more and more. “I knew that if I got through some really tough moments in the second set, it might get to her.

EMMA RADUCANU came from one set down to win on her first ever appearance at the French Open.

In the second set, Raducanu came back to level the match after conceding two breaks but Noskova saved three set points before the Brit took her fourth with an audacious drop shot. Raducanu had retired from her last match at the Rome Masters with a lower back problem but she reported she had recovered for Roland Garros and had started a new gym regime to build up her strength. I am really proud of the way I fought but all clocks to Linda as she played an amazing match. And Raducanu finally found her feet on the clay to battle to victory 6-7, 7-5, 6-1 against the brave Czech. The Bromley teenager, who made her full French Open debut on Court Simone-Mathieu, said: “It was an incredible atmosphere. “It was an incredible atmosphere to play in front of everyone. But the world No 12 finally took her fourth set point to level the match.

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So, it was definitely really challenging in the second set to hold on and keep holding my serve and break back a couple of times. I couldn't believe it when I read it in the morning. Available to download now on - iPhone & iPad and Android "My missus was hassling me to sleep," he said. When I'm playing really well I can love it and then when I'm not I have moments where I don't like it so much. "I have to say Linda is playing some amazing tennis and she really came out there firing.

Emma Raducanu recovered from a set down to beat 17-year-old Czech qualifier Linda Noskova 6-7 7-5 6-1 and reach the second round of the French Open. The defending US Open champion has struggled for consistency since her stunning run at Flushing Meadows ...

It was really challenging to hold on in the second set so I'm really proud of the way I fought, but all props to Linda because she played an amazing match." Raducanu clearly had the upper hand at the beginning of the third set and led it 4-1 after 25 minutes. Raducanu twice led the breaker by a mini-break, but after going 4-3 up lost four points in a row to fall a set behind.

Raducanu wins 6-7(4) 7-5 6-1 to reach her first ever French Open second round.

It felt like a hammer blow to lose such a tight second set for the younger woman and so it proved. Initially, the Simonne Mathieu crowd had been right behind Raducanu, but with the prospect of home entertainer Benoit Paire waiting in the wings, they sensed a deciding set could rob them of a chance to see him and the cries of “Emma” were replaced with cries of “Linda” (and some of “Benoit”). However, Raducanu stuck with it to earn the match’s ninth break of serve to force a deciding set and when she then took an early lead in the third, she never really looked back.

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So I've always got to do it the hard way and I managed to do that more and more on this surface." Available to download now on - iPhone & iPad and Android Still I'm not a guy that I'm going to come out and just blast guys off the court. "If she stays in that mindset she had against Noskova then Raducanu is going to win a lot of matches," he said. I'm going to take time grinding the guy down. I feel the same, but just my game's improved and I've just got to keep backing it up every day.

British number one Raducanu faces Aliaksandra Sasnovich of Belarus in the first match on Court Suzanne-Lenglen on Wednesday.

So I’ve always got to do it the hard way and I managed to do that more and more on this surface.” Still I’m not a guy that I’m going to come out and just blast guys off the court. I feel the same, but just my game’s improved and I’ve just got to keep backing it up every day. I’m going to take time grinding the guy down. “To counteract that I’m always looking to improve in all sorts of aspects. Raducanu, who faces Aliaksandra Sasnovich of Belarus in the first match on Court Suzanne-Lenglen on Wednesday, said: “I think that it is definitely improving.

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How to watch Emma Raducanu at the French OpenStreaming platform discovery+ will have full coverage from each court, with every match available to watch live and on-demand. The 28-year-old Belarusian ace defeated Wang Xinyu in straight sets during the first round. Raducanu lost the first set but struck back to win 6-7 7-5 6-1.

British number one Raducanu faces Aliaksandra Sasnovich of Belarus in the first match on Court Suzanne-Lenglen on Wednesday.

Still I’m not a guy that I’m going to come out and just blast guys off the court. I feel the same, but just my game’s improved and I’ve just got to keep backing it up every day. “To counteract that I’m always looking to improve in all sorts of aspects.

On Wednesday at Roland Garros, Emma Raducanu hopes to continue her strong clay season, while Belinda Bencic looks to hold off Bianca Andreescu.

“It’s not easy to play a tough opponent in the first round, but I think I enjoy playing Grand Slams more and I think the motivation is higher than smaller tournaments. “I think that something that the clay has taught is how to experiment, play with the ball and the court dimensions,” Raducanu told reporters in a pre-tournament interview. “I think that I have definitely come a long way and probably progressed faster than expected of myself in the last few weeks. Kaia Kanepi, who plays Beatriz Haddad Maia of Brazil in Wednesday’s second round, upset No.10 seed Muguruza in the first round, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4. But while the other three are all former World No.1s, Kanepi’s best ranking is No.15, achieved nearly a decade ago. After dispatching qualifier Ysaline Bonaventure 3-6, 7-5, 6-0, Andreescu meets No.14 seed Belinda Bencic in a contest that features two big-game players. Nine teenagers began the tournament and, incredibly, four others join Raducanu in the bottom half’s second round. It’s easy to overlook the fact that this is only the 19-year-old British player’s first Roland Garros main draw, fourth Grand Slam and 16th overall tour-level event. The last time a qualifier upset a player seeded that high in a major? “Honestly, I have no expectations of myself,” she said in her on-court interview. Raducanu meets Aliaksandra Sasnovich in a second-round match on Wednesday. You have to go all the way back to, well, eight months ago, when Raducanu defeated No.11 Belinda Bencic at the US Open.

The 19-year-old was beaten by Sasnovich in Indian Wells just a few weeks after claiming her shock US Open title.

“I feel like I have personally gone through a lot in the last 12 months tennis-wise. So, I am really looking forward to this next match. “I think that it’s definitely a pretty sad situation for all of the players,” Raducanu said.

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So, I think I use that to share but then I also separate [myself].” “But I am just focused on what I am here to do. I have a lot of points coming off from Wimbledon. But for me it doesn’t really matter whatever the situation is, I am here to play and I will play. Sasnovich is an aggressive, flat ball-striker who has enjoyed a positive season so far, rising from outside of the top 100 at the beginning of the year to her current ranking of 47th. Norrie won his fourth title last week in Lyon and, having had minimal time to adjust to the conditions, a day off will be extremely welcome. “I know that it was a really tough decision,” said Raducanu. “But for me, I personally will play whatever.

The US Open champion has revealed her admiration for the two-time Wimbledon champion.

“I started because my dad was taking lessons in the park and my parents couldn’t leave me home alone,” Raducanu added. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “Just once in my life, I’d love to play doubles with Andy Murray at Wimbledon,” Raducanu told Elle UK. “I remember my first trip to Wimbledon with my coach and another player who was my age.