Emma Raducanu

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Emma Raducanu makes staying injury-free and playing fearless ... (Tennis365)

Great Britain's Emma Raducanu has made staying injury-free and playing fearless tennis two of her big goals for 2023 after a tough season last time out.

[Tennis News](https://www.tennis365.com/category/tennis-news/) Just not thinking about consequences. So I’ll be less like a deer in the headlights. She said: “For 2023 my goal is to stay healthy for longer. But once I settle into that I think the physical side will definitely have made a difference because there’s no way it can’t have. “It’s amazing to have him in my corner and helping me out.

Tennis | WTA Auckland 2023 | Emma Raducanu faces tough opener ... (Britwatch Sports)

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND – Emma Raducanu gets ready to put an up and down 2022 behind her but has a tricky opener against talented Czech Linda Fruhvirtova.

Linda Fruhvirtova (WR 79) Emma Raducanu (WR 78) The Czech has already proved herself to be blessed with an all-court game and will expect to go toe-to-toe with anything that Raducanu wants to throw at her from the baseline. She became the youngest player at 17 in the Top 100 and is going to hunting the former US Open champion with no fear. Raducanu has struggled for consistency after frustrating bouts of injury, and has engaged Sachs, who helped Switzerland’s [Belinda Bencic](https://www.tennisabstract.com/cgi-bin/wplayer.cgi?p=BelindaBencic) to Olympic gold in 2021. Now on her fifth coach in 18 months, there is a real sense that the Brit needs a bit of stability.

Emma Raducanu: I am a better player than when I won US Open (The Times)

Despite a lowly world ranking of No 78, Emma Raducanu has said before the start of her season in Auckland that she is a “stronger and better player” than ...

Emma Raducanu reveals her three objectives for 2023 season (GiveMeSport)

The British star is set to get this year's campaign underway tomorrow with an encounter against Linda Fruhvirtova at the ASB Classic in Auckland. Following the ...

[tennis news](https://www.givemesport.com/tennis) here. “That’s when it would have been better to start introducing the tennis earlier, but I just couldn’t because of my injury. “You can even get yourself motivated for the cardio sessions. “It’s amazing to have him in my corner and helping me out right now. That’s my goal for this year.” So I’ll be less like a deer in the headlights.

Emma Raducanu reveals interesting facts about herself, her favorite ... (Sportskeeda)

Emma Raducanu has provided some interesting responses to questions posed to her by the media department of the ASB Classic, revealing how she is quite ...

that's probably the biggest thing," the former US Open champion told the press at the ASB Classic in Auckland. "I played in Seoul, that was cool. I travel with my milk frother and yeah it's just a little piece of home," she said. "The other things around me have changed a lot. "I’m probably more in the public eye, but it comes with the territory and I wouldn’t change it for what happened," the Brit stated. Raducanu was then asked to describe her wake-up ritual.

Raducanu sets goal of winning a title and playing 'fearless tennis ... (TennisUpToDate.com)

Emma Raducanu is revering to her natural instincts when it comes to tennis of just being fearless on the court and hopefully, it will win her the title she ...

But I'm also not ignorant in thinking two months is going to solve my entire physical condition, it's going to take more time, over a year or two to redevelop." "For 2023 my goal is to stay healthy for longer. Her first chance to do so will happen at the Auckland ASB Classic but the competition will be tricky due to the presence of players like Gauff.