Emma Raducanu updates fans on her recovery while exploring new ‘training environment’ in China
Emma Raducanu might make a comeback soon.
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Emma Raducanu opens up about her recovery journey and updates fans about the same. The British player is currently vacationing in China to get in touch with her Chinese heritage.
Raducanu’s sports career has been maligned with many injuries since her triumph at the 2021 US Open. The 20-year-old star has since not been able to perform to her potential as she has been plagued by injuries to her wrists and ankles. She underwent three significant surgeries this year and has been recuperating for the better part of the year.
The procedures rendered her ineligible to compete in the 2023 French Open, the Wimbledon Championships, and the recent US Open. The Brit made her last appearance at the 2023 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart.
The former US Open champion recently took to Weibo, a Chinese social media platform, to share her progress with everyone. She uploaded four pictures where one can see her trying her level best to get back into form. The half-Chinese tennis star was seen in four different settings where she was exploring different techniques and training methods to recover quickly.
Emma Raducanu talks about visiting China again
Emma Raducanu spoke with Newsroom by Porsche about coming back to China and getting in touch with her roots again. She said that she would spend three weeks every summer in her childhood in China, and being back feels very comforting to her. The former World No. 10 is currently in her mother’s hometown, Shenyang. She is there to visit most of her family and immerse herself in the culture.
Raducanu also spoke about various other things in the interview with the Porsche website, the brand to which she is an ambassador. She talked about her hobbies and her role models and inspirations. The British also revealed her routine a night before the match.
She revealed that a big inspiration growing up for her was the former Chinese tennis player Li Na. She looked up to her for her resilient mindset and astounding footwork. Speaking about her routine the night before a match, she said that she likes to keep it simple. She prefers to eat a good dinner early and unwind with a book to relax before going to bed.
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