British tennis star Emma Raducanu is a firm believer in hard work. In the sports world, luck may play a vital role in an athlete’s success. But the 2021 US Open champion solely believes in creating her “own luck”. And her success at the ongoing Indian Wells Masters is a testimony to that. In a recent interview, she opened up about her current mental and physical state at the ongoing BNP Paribas Open.

Despite a challenging 2022 season, which saw injuries and hampered her progress, Emma Raducanu refused to be written off. The 18-year-old wildcard who rose to fame after reaching the US Open final last year remained steadfast in her determination and continued to work tirelessly towards her goals.

Emma Raducanu is feeling confident at Indian Wells

After defeating Danka Kovinic in the initial round of the Indian Wells Masters, Raducanu’s perseverance finally paid off. And according to her interview with Eurosport, she feels pretty good about her game. She continued to exhibit an impressive form in the next round., ultimately eliminating Magda Linette of Poland in the second round.

With an encouraging start to her Indian Wells campaign, the 2021 US Open champion is resolutely committed to securing the biggest titles in women’s tennis, no matter what it takes. “It’s hard to even fathom how this is possible,” Raducanu said to the Eurosport.

Raducanu’s impressive form at Indian Wells is a true reflection of her unwavering commitment & determination. She has always maintained that one can create their own fortune, & her remarkable performance at the tournament is a perfect testament to that belief.

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As far as her campaign in California is concerned, Raducanu beat Beatriz Haddad Maia in the third round but succumbed to a straight-set deafeat to the current world no.1, Iga Swiatek in the round of 16.