WATCH: Emma Raducanu shows off her artistic skills as she completes a stunning painting

Emma Raducanu shows her artistic skills during the break from tennis.

WATCH: Emma Raducanu shows off her artistic skills as she completes a stunning painting

Emma Raducanu (Credits: Instagram)

Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu in spending her time off the court showcasing her artistic skills. The Briton star recently uploaded her drawing skills on her Instagram handle where she she said that she is back and enjoying the things she loves to do outside tennis. The 20-year-old has not played a tennis match since the loss in the first round of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix against Latvian World No.14 Jelena Ostapenko.

Raducanu’s video of her showcasing her artistic skills was put with a caption, “4 years later I could head back to ?? – just like home. I loved spending time absorbing the culture and trying my hand at something new while in recovery (I added a small detail).”

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Raducanu’s video was welcomed wholeheartedly by the fans as they have been eagerly waiting for some of her personal updates at least. Many of them commented on her coming back strong to the courts gaining confidence and being mentally refreshed in her break. Many of them pointed out the different talents the Briton young star has.

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There is no official confirmation on Emma Raducanu’s comeback yet

After her triumph in the US Open 2021, the young Briton has gone through an unprecedented downfall in her career. Factually, she was never able to go past even the second round in any of the Grand Slams post the miracle in the USA. Her win-loss ratio of 2023 stands at a staggering 5-5. This was way too much of a downfall for a player who was ranked as high as 10 in July 2022.

Emma Raducanu
Emma Raducanu (Credits: CNN)

After failing to beat Coco Gauff in the second round of the Australian Open 2023, she looked way more comfortable on the court, displaying high-quality tennis until she met the in-form Polish World No. 1 Iga Swiatek in the pre-quarterfinals of Indian Wells 2023. Her last tournament was indoor clay at the Stuttgart Open, where she fell in the opening round against Jelena Ostapenko.

Currently ranked at 280 and there is not any news of her comeback tournament yet, the tennis world is looking forward to hearing some positive news from the Briton in the coming days.

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