Hinting at a Lack of Success From 2021 US Open Glory, Emma Raducanu Delves Deep Into Her ‘Ultimate Dream’
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20-year-old British tennis sensation Emma Raducanu is finally coming back to the tennis circuit. After having a tough year due to her injury and then surgery, Raducanu sat out three of the four majors last year. Though it was excruciatingly disheartening for the British player, she focused on her recovery and has finally announced that she will be back on court next year. Along with that, she has also revealed the big plans she has for Wimbledon.
After tasting US Open glory in 2021, Emma Raducanu has similar plans for her Wimbledon swing in 2024. Given that, Raducanu has struggled with her form since the 2021 US Open because of her injury, but she still might be able to realize the big dream.
Emma Raducanu affirms her Wimbledon dream as she confirms her comeback
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The British tennis sensation has given her fans a decisive answer for her comeback. She has announced that she will be back in the next season. With the new season, she is also renewing her childhood dream. As reported by Express Sport, she stated, “One hundred percent Wimbledon is the dream. It always has been growing up.”
She added, “Playing the HSBC Road to Wimbledon was like my first taste of grass courts – being on the venue helped in the juniors.” Concluding, she once again reiterated, “My ultimate dream still and always has been to win Wimbledon.”
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The last time a British woman won the Wimbledon Championships was back in 1977. After Virginia Wade, the UK is still waiting for another to lift the trophy at the grass major. For Raducanu, it is her dream to be that British woman.
However, there are also numerous critics who have slandered her performance on the court repeatedly. But with this comeback news, she has a stern reply for them.
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Raducanu hits back at haters with style
The 20-year-old tennis sensation jumped into the limelight after her US Open swing in 2021. Clinching her maiden Grand Slam title at such a young age led people to focus on her future performances.
However, the criticism was harsh, and Raducanu failed to deliver on the same level. But while announcing her comeback, she has a blunt reply for them. She sees people still talking about her as a positive thing, Raducanu told BBC London, because someone told her that if they don’t talk about her, then it is a problem.
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Now with a recovered physical form, Wimbledon vision, and noise-cancelling attitude, do you think Raducanu can achieve what she has aimed for? Let us know in the comments below!
Edited by:
Aayush Kapoor