There was no way I could find peace. At 21 years old, his career has been summed up in pronounced ups and downs. At 18 he made history in US Open as the first champion from the previous stage. An unexpected success that made her the queen of Great Britain, a country that loves tennis and its idols.
But the glory of fame and covers was not matched by the results on the track. The son of a Romanian father and a Chinese mother, born in Toronto but raised in England, he suffered injuries, including surgery on his wrist and two more on his feet.
Since he appeared in New York, another Grand Slam tennis player, with a touch of the round of 16 in the last Australian Open. Multiple coaching changes, more breaks due to physical problems than tennis, but there is plenty of talent and the promise that one day this trend will return.
She continues to have star status in WTA tournaments. It was considered a painful last-minute defeat for the WTA 1000 in Beijing, which was left without the number one and reigning champion, the Polish Iga Swiatek the kazakh Elena Rybakina, injured back, and the Tunisian Ons Jabeur, who ended the season to deal with a shoulder problem.
Fortune turned against the British again Emma Raducanu. Another physical disaster. He was forced to leave the Seoul tournament, in the quarterfinals against the Russian Daria Kasatkinawas not recovered for Beijing.
“There is a strain in some ligaments in my foot, I need more time to heal, which means I will not be able to play in Beijing. I hope I can return to competing as soon as possible,” certifies Raduguanu, world number 54, when he was top – 10 in July 2022.
Source: La Verdad
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