Tennis fans were full of excitement as Emma Raducanu announced her comeback. While the WTA star had to take time away from the action because of her surgeries, negative talk still affected her even after being back on the tennis scene. Recently, the Briton was surrounded by a new controversy as she was served with an early exit in Qatar.

While fans started blaming her busy schedule as the reason behind her diminished form, the 21-year-old recently revealed the reality that she lives in.

Emma Raducanu reveals her lone wolf reality

Young tennis star Emma Raducanu recently cleared the air surrounding her hectic schedule because of the collaborations that she is associated with. The Briton shared her preference for solitude amidst speculations about her hectic schedule, denying the popular belief.

The 21-year-old WTA star expressed her liking for taking time for herself, saying, “A big thing for me is spending time alone to wind down.” Along with that, she regarded her identity as a “bit of a lone wolf,” highlighting her need for personal space after rigorous training sessions as well as social engagements.

Reflecting on the intensity of the routine that she has to follow, Raducanu explained the importance of solitude in maintaining her freshness. “After an intense day, where I either push myself to the limits training or have many social interactions, I like to spend time alone reflecting and recharging,” she added.

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While fans started to think that she enjoys being involved in hectic schedules, the WTA star turned the speculation down by revealing her desire for solitude. As the tennis star currently finds herself struggling to gain momentum in the tennis space, it still remains to be seen how she manages to do that.

Raducanu admitting to an irrelevant schedule

Emma Raducanu’s early exit from the Qatar Open was no doubt a big disappointment for her. While the Briton accepted that there are a lot of things that she needs to work on post-comeback, she also admitted that her schedule needs attention too.

“It’s hard for me to get used to the tour schedule,” Raducanu told ESPN. Detailing the issue that she thinks exists in her event schedule, she added, “It’s one tournament then another straight away.”

As the tennis star concluded her explanation by saying, “I need to schedule my tournaments a bit better and try to get more matches under my belt,” it still remains to be seen if she manages to do so in the near future to be back on track soon.

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