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Emma Raducanu
she will receive sponsor's invitations for the next couple of years. she is a 'name'.
she may receive sponsor's invitations for the next couple of years. she is a grand slam winner in the prime of her years and just returned from a major break due to injuryshe will receive sponsor's invitations for the next couple of years. she is a 'name'.
I think the level of fame, a creepy stalker and expectation has been too much for her to cope with as well.Emma winning US Open was an incredible achievement, especially in the manner in which she did it. Having said that, although it’s very churlish to say, I don’t think it would have happened in a non covid affected year. A qualifier playing another relatively low ranked teenager in a slam final, what would be the chances of that in normal conditions? I think she can be a top ten player and may win more slams, but I think that US Open win made her seem like some kind of tennis prodigy, which I’m not sure she is. It’s also heaped a load of pressure and expectation on her. If she can stay fit it will be really interesting to see what level she gets to.
Won 3 matches this year in the 4 tournaments she has competed in. Reckons she isn’t fussed about results as development of her gsme is more important ???.
Was advised last week she requires surgery on both her wrists ??
must like the tourist attraction on the circuit
You really don’t like her do you. Any chance to put the boot in her.Won 3 matches this year in the 4 tournaments she has competed in. Reckons she isn’t fussed about results as development of her gsme is more important ???.
Was advised last week she requires surgery on both her wrists ??
must like the tourist attraction on the circuit
Maybe the surgery is booked, who knows. It's her health. She is in charge of her health and her playing career. So I will take an open view on what she does.Won 3 matches this year in the 4 tournaments she has competed in. Reckons she isn’t fussed about results as development of her gsme is more important ???.
Was advised last week she requires surgery on both her wrists ??
must like the tourist attraction on the circuit
Don‘t get what she sees in himshe has top NY agents, five or six brands sponsoring her, millions in the bank, and (apparently) a billionaire's son is her bf.
she'll be ok?
That maybe explains the wrist thing.she has top NY agents, five or six brands sponsoring her, millions in the bank, and (apparently) a billionaire's son is her bf.
she'll be ok?
She's already HAD the surgery on her wrists - see post 605.Maybe the surgery is booked, who knows. It's her health.
When are you going to give it a rest?It’s been go go since December and she is feeling a little fatigued ??
I am a subject matter expert with an interest in sharing my in-depth knowledge on the subject.When are you going to give it a rest?
Expert in wrist injuries. No surprises there.I am a subject matter expert with an interest in sharing my in-depth knowledge on the subject.
(Please note I am not the billionaire boyfriend, but like Emma I like taking other peoples money for not doing a lot in return?)
Whatever....I am a subject matter expert with an interest in sharing my in-depth knowledge on the subject.
(Please note I am not the billionaire boyfriend, but like Emma I like taking other peoples money for not doing a lot in return?)
How did she get on this evening?I am a subject matter expert with an interest in sharing my in-depth knowledge on the subject.
(Please note I am not the billionaire boyfriend, but like Emma I like taking other peoples money for not doing a lot in return?)
Remarkable victory considering according to W***man she was 'advised last week she requires surgery on both her wrists'How did she get on this evening?
She beat a young lady ranked 96 in the world who had to win her qualification to gain entry into the tournament rather than have her PR company beg for her to play and not have to qualify.How did she get on this evening?
She will have a medical emergency at some stage in this tournamentRemarkable victory considering according to W***man she was 'advised last week she requires surgery on both her wrists'
Good news. I would have thought that young lady would win the tournament having qualified given that Emma won a major doing the same thingShe beat a young lady ranked 96 in the world who had to win her qualification to gain entry into the tournament rather than have her PR company beg for her to play and not have to qualify.
But you'll no doubt be chuffed that she's added USD 42,000 to her already vast wealth by winning. Only took her less than two hours to boot.She beat a young lady ranked 96 in the world who had to win her qualification to gain entry into the tournament rather than have her PR company beg for her to play and not have to qualify.
I just want to see her make the best of talent and ideally not be so injured. I enjoy British talent doing well and also having a bet on them. She is to flaky to bet on currently with her injuries and perhaps mental strength currently questionable. I watched her live in Auckland this year and supported her along.But you'll no doubt be chuffed that she's added USD 42,000 to her already vast wealth by winning. Only took her less than two hours to boot.
Whether it's true or not, why not just support her? She's young and is liable to say some things that may appear odd sometimes. We don't have many talented sportspeople in the UK, so it seems odd to me not to support them, unless they're horrible bastards.just annoys me when she says stuff like I am not fussed about results or rankings just want to improve my game.
Let’s hope she doesn’t turn out to be a Laura RobsonWhether it's true or not, why not just support her? She's young and is liable to say some things that may appear odd sometimes. We don't have many talented sportspeople in the UK, so it seems odd to me not to support them, unless they're horrible bastards.
She's already proved her talent by winning the US Open and after her various injuries, she will take some time to get back into a groove again so fans will need to be patient without expecting too much at the moment.
She played reasonably well yesterday but her opponent was quite error prone, especially in the first set. She's playing the seeded Yastremska in round 2, and she will definitely be a different proposition. Should she win that, Sabalenka probably awaits in round 3.
There you go again - what is your problem? Another very talented English player who's career was derailed by injuries (wrist and hip). Don't think it was her fault either.Let’s hope she doesn’t turn out to be a Laura Robson
Interesting comparison - personally, I don’t remember Laura Robson winning a (senior) Grand Slam title.Let’s hope she doesn’t turn out to be a Laura Robson
Interesting comparison - personally, I don’t remember Laura Robson winning a (senior) Grand Slam title.
She won the hearts of a nationOr anything come to that
I don’t think she did. Peaked as a junior, then seemingly always and repeatedly injured. High hopes for her career were never really fulfilled, despite being highest ranked since Durie and Croft in the ‘80s. Jeez, she’s only about 30 now!Interesting comparison - personally, I don’t remember Laura Robson winning a (senior) Grand Slam title.
Today Indian Wells, tomorrow Indian QueensPlaying now at Indian Wells?
How right you were. She did have a medical emergency today. But it was her opponent retiring at 0-4 in the first set, seemingly with a stomach issue.She will have a medical emergency at some stage in this tournament
Women’s tennis a bookies dreamHow right you were. She did have a medical emergency today. But it was her opponent retiring at 0-4 in the first set, seemingly with a stomach issue.
It seemed to happen quite suddenly with her crouching down at the back of the court, just after the first point of game 5, holding her stomach. Until then, Emma was clearly the better player. Probably a third round match with Sabalenka awaits.
Makes a change for Emma to go through because her opponent had to pull out.How right you were. She did have a medical emergency today. But it was her opponent retiring at 0-4 in the first set, seemingly with a stomach issue.
It seemed to happen quite suddenly with her crouching down at the back of the court, just after the first point of game 5, holding her stomach. Until then, Emma was clearly the better player. Probably a third round match with Sabalenka awaits.
What are you on about now?Women’s tennis a bookies dream
It’s unpredictable and retirements when one person is battering the other are pretty common compared to other sportsWhat are you on about now?
Surely if someone retires when they're being battered, rather than just playing on and losing anyway, makes no difference in terms of the outcome from a betting perspective??It’s unpredictable and retirements when one person is battering the other are pretty common compared to other sports
It voids the betSurely if someone retires when they're being battered, rather than just playing on and losing anyway, makes no difference in terms of the outcome from a betting perspective??
But why does that make it a bookie's dream? Surely it depends on who retires.It voids the bet
Lost 6-3 7-5. I thought that she produced an encouraging performance against the no. 2 in the world. The second set, in particular, was tight and, with a bit of luck, she could have won it. I think that she actually had more break points than Sabalenka in set 2, but the Belarusian normally came up with a good point to save them each time.Tough match for her v Sabalenka
She played some excellent shots, needs more consistency. I'm sure that will come by playing more often, but there is the injury bug always in the background for her.Lost 6-3 7-5. I thought that she produced an encouraging performance against the no. 2 in the world. The second set, in particular, was tight and, with a bit of luck, she could have won it. I think that she actually had more break points than Sabalenka in set 2, but the Belarusian normally came up with a good point to save them each time.
Yep will be relying on yet more invites to tournamentsAmazingly her Ranking will go down
This time last year she won 3 matches at Indian Wells
That’s how it works. Needs to be clever, miss some tournaments, play some smaller ones maybe, to keep the points rolling along. She should have her ‘team’ organising all of that.Amazingly her Ranking will go down
This time last year she won 3 matches at Indian Wells
Don't worry about it!Yep will be relying on yet more invites to tournaments