Emma Raducanu smiles in a white tennis jersey, trains despite her injury

Tennis star Emma Raducanu burst onto the scene at just 18 years old after winning the championship. US Open. She quickly became an international star and received high-profile endorsements from leading brands such as Tiffany & Co., Dior, Porsche, Nike and many more.

Unfortunately, he has struggled with numerous injuries since then and has yet to win another major championship.

Recently, Raducanu had to withdraw from the Hong Kong Open due to a foot injury while the WTA Asian swing was ongoing.

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Despite a series of injuries, 21-year-old Raducanu has maintained his positive spirit and has recently shared a featured video He smiles about his recovery both on and off the field.

Raducanu continues to stay busy in the gym and on the training fields as he tries to regain his fitness.

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“While my foot is making good progress, I need a little more time to adapt to the match,” Raducanu said. wrote to x regarding his withdrawal from the tournament.

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“I hope I can come back and play in this tournament in the future.”

Raducanu has not played a match since September 21, when she sprained ligaments in her foot during her quarter-final match against Daria Kasatkina at the Korean Open.

The Hong Kong Open will start on Monday, October 28.

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