Tennis

Emma Raducanu Injury Update: the Road to Recovery for US Open

To match her remarkable victory at the US Open, Emma Raducanu has embarked on a courageous journey of recovery. Sidelined due to wrist and ankle surgeries since March, the British ace’s absence from Wimbledon and the French Open was a setback that challenged her trajectory in the tennis world.

Nevertheless, recent updates on her injury recovery reveal promising signs of progress. Displaying her determination, Raducanu shared footage of herself warming up on a hard court, indicating her readiness for the upcoming US Open. However, uncertainties remain regarding her participation, as her fitness level will ultimately determine her ability to compete.

In preparation for her potential return, Raducanu may require warm-up tournaments to assess her physical condition, with the Macau Tennis Masters already on her itinerary for December. Currently ranked 133rd in the WTA rankings, Raducanu’s unwavering resolve propels her to reclaim her former standing and contend for additional Major titles.

To ensure a stable and prosperous future, the tennis prodigy seeks a new coach, aiming to assemble a resilient team around her. Raducanu’s unwavering focus lies in fostering long-term success and advancing her tennis career.

Emma’s Injury Recovery

The young tennis player underwent surgery in March for wrist and ankle issues, which forced her to miss Wimbledon and the French Open. However, Raducanu recently posted footage of herself warming up on a hard court, captioning the video with ‘August 2nd, THE FUN PART.’

Raducanu provided an encouraging update on her recovery from surgeries, expressing her determination to return to the court for the US Open in August. She was seen practicing her backhand more than her forehand and fans are excited to see her back in action.

Emma Raducanu
Photo by Icon sport

Despite her injury setback, Raducanu remains positive and hopeful for her return to the final Grand Slam event of the year. Her fitness level will ultimately determine if she can participate, but she has not ruled out a comeback if her recovery goes smoothly. Additionally, she may consider playing warm-up tournaments to assess her fitness before the US Open.

Despite returning to the court, her presence at Flushing Meadows is still uncertain. Only further determination of her fitness level will determine if she can compete.

She was pictured playing with the Wilson starter ball, which is normally used by young children. The former British number 1 will need warm-up tournaments to assess her fitness and her participation at the Western and Southern Open will surely give a better estimation about her current condition.

Uncertainty about US Open participation

There is still time before a final verdict is passed on her participation in the final Grand Slam of the year. She is without a coach at the moment after parting company with Sebastian Sachs while she was sidelined due to injury.

With her father continuing as her strategist, finding a new coach is not as pressing a task. Her agent, Max Eisenbud, recently revealed that a long-term coaching solution is unlikely on the cards for Raducanu, as her methodology is different.

Despite her recent injury setback, Raducanu remains determined to continue her successful tennis career, with a focus on long-term success and development, with a strong desire to climb back up the rankings and win more Major titles.

Raducanu’s previous triumph at the US Open as a qualifier will only fuel her motivation to achieve further success. During her time off, she has found support from the tennis community. Bianca Andreescu backed her to get back on the court and enjoy what she likes to do. Given her unwavering determination and talent, it will be interesting when she returns and what the future holds for her.


Subscribe to Punditfeed on Google News for all the latest updates from the world of sports!