Emma Raducanu’s Spectacular Comeback at Miami Open: Triumphs Without a Coach
In a remarkable display of resilience, British tennis star Emma Raducanu achieved an impressive comeback at the Miami Open, marking her most significant hardcourt victory since her stunning triumph at the US Open in 2021—all accomplished without the direct guidance of a coach.
Emma Raducanu (No. 60 in the world) faces Jessica Pegula (No. 4) in the quarterfinals at the Miami Open presented by ...
Emma Raducanu is giving credit to Vladimir Platenik for her Miami Open run and has nothing but positive to say about the ...
Petchey, a well-known tennis commentator and former coach of Andy Murray, has been seen in Raducanu’s corner alongside Jane O ...
Gleaming white teeth were the only facial feature visible under Emma Raducanu's visor as she celebrated a major win Friday at ...
Monday was a day to forget for the Americans at the Miami Open, with seven US representatives suffering defeat across the men ...
Emma Raducanu said she had rediscovered her competitive spirit at the Miami Open this week after the Briton won four WTA main ...
Emma Raducanu is into the Miami Open Round of 16, and she has won three consecutive tour-level matches for the first time ...
Emma Raducanu is set to face world No. 6 Amanda Anisimova on Monday, March 24. The British tennis star advanced to the round ...
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