“I have no idea about Wimbledon,” Emma Raducanu’s injury casts doubt about her participation at Wimbledon

“I have no idea about Wimbledon,” Emma Raducanu’s injury casts doubt about her participation at Wimbledon

Emma Raducanu

Emma Raducanu’s disappointing run on the tour continues as the brit retires in the first round match at the Nottingham Open. It was just 7 games in that Raducanu felt that there was something wrong with her ribs.

She felt pain and was afraid to increase the injury by continuing to play. That is why she decided to retire from the match and get her injury checked by a professional doctor.

The 19-year-old in the interviews before the tournament looked all set to make it a grass season to remember. But the start of the season was an absolute flop as she had to retire from the match while trailing 4 games to 3 against Viktorija Golubic.

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Emma Raducanu’s main concern would be to make it to Wimbledon. But coming down with a serious injury soo close to the tournament could mean that the Brit might not be able to show up at Wimbledon or even if she does she might not be 100% fit.

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Emma Raducanu’s disappointing run continues

Emma Raducanu
Emma Raducanu

Emma Raducanu was expected to get a great start to the grass season as she was going to play in the Nottingham Open. She looked ready for the tournament and was expected to get some good wins under her belt before the beginning of Wimbledon.

However, she had to retire out of the first round match because of injury, and now the chances of her making it to Wimbledon are in question. Raducanu in an interview after the match said, “I think I pulled something, I am not really sure what exactly happened, I have just come off court, an absolute freak injury. I don’t know what I could have done more about it. That is it.”

“I need to get a scan first. I am not going to ‘Google doctor’ myself. I will get it checked out. Then we will see from there. I have no idea (about Wimbledon), It could have just seized up and gone into spasm, and then it is really bad for a few days. I have no idea. I cannot diagnose myself. I will get it checked out.” Raducanu added.

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