Emma Raducanu vs. Wang Xinyu | 2021 Linz Round of 16 | WTA Match Highlights
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It's Wang's first Top-20 victory of her career! 👏
Are the top 20 players really different from a top 200 player these days
@@Sebastian-wz1wh We'll see when Radacanu falls out of the top 20.
Raducanu is like a horse in a tree, nobody knows how he got up but he will soon fall
But Emma is clearly not top 20 player possibly not even top 100. Too many points for one tourno needs looking at guys/gals
@Donny Lane Injury. It was a close game. She can learn from this and see where she needs to improve.
Stop.
Raducanu overated.
Another sofia kenin
I don't get why Sofia Kenin still in top 20 ranking while she hasn't played any tournament since april
To be fair Kenin has had injuries then covid
Kenin before covid and injury..she win little trophy,after AO OPEN
Another Anna Kournikova
Tennis 🎾 is overrated both of them should play badminton 🏸
Another stupid highlight- showed the entire points of the tiebreak which Raducanu won, and very small highlight on the final set which she lost (and even that was for the points she won). Wang played brilliantly, but sadly not showed enough. Good job WTA, once again a very biased highlight.
Media desperately needs a new star in Women tennis world.That is what it is. A broader view, we are seeing selective truth all over the internet, let alone those false.
@@Laifeide completely agree!
Totally agree!
Wang played a great match. Congratulations to her. Hopefully she'll go deep in this tournament. Very talented and pretty too
Wang outclassed Emma quite effortlessly to be honest.
@@birdseyeview219 Maybe in the first set. Or did you really watch the entire match? This was a close tight match and very good game from both players. Emma had 8 aces. In the Tie break Wang had no answer to Emma's straight 7 points 0 for Wang. Unfortunate though that Emma suffered a hip spasm in the deciding set when she was ahead 4 / 2. Imagine the pain she was going through and Wang took advantage of that. Still a score of 7 / 5 in the deciding set showed you that Emma fought hard and showed calmness and poise in spite of the injury. Even the commentators agreed this was a very good game from both players.
Wang has just lost 6-3 7-5 to a yank 'and is out, don't think she will ever win 10 games in a row,all in two sets in Grand Slam,as EMMA did
Of course, they all mostly are pretty and talent. Or else you and I would not be watching. Much better than than watching half man playing in WTA.
@Young Young Yes totally agreed. But Emma seems to have those kind of games where the score is somehow one sided. My observation is It is more of nerves understandable because most of her opponents are new to her. But you can see that she does read her opponent well and cope well in adjusting her games a sign of a high IQ on court. It is just annoying that some folks make ridiculous comments by simply judging the score but did not really watch the match.
raducanu overrated i don t understand the intention she got in uk it s silly
The worst ever US grand slam winner in history when she got the title by luck.. hahaha she will be never ever to win any other grand slam after this....
100% agree with you 👍
Let's be honest, Emma got extremely lucky with her US open win. She's not as good as everyone thinks and that's okay as she'll still have a successful career nevertheless but, please stop this hype now
thats true, or shes just destined to win the us open.. and the end..
I totally agree
I love the hypocrisy of people questioning her hype when she’s done something unprecedented with her experience but knock her down when she loses.
@@jgunner94 For everyone that was saying oh it's okay that she went out in Indian Wells early after winning the US Open and saying she would win the next tournaments... This is now three tournaments in a row after the US Open that she doesn't even make the final. So I'll say it again, she doesn't have what it takes to be a multiple Grand Slam winner she was just on fire for 2 weeks during the US Open. I don't think she'll win another slam.
She is very weak, even for the ITF
Raducanu is the biggest joke I've ever seen for the last ten years in WTA! What kind of Champ' is that..LOL? No thanks, next..better practice gurl!
agree
I wonder how much money was lost.. Donating is another way to spend money.
All excuses anytime she loses. Wake up people. Accept the facts and praise the winner.
Wait so you’re not gonna recognise they both played well to the end but one was hampered by injury when they were in front?
Both Emma Raducanu and Wang Xinyu are fans of chinese tennis player Li Na. So you can see that representation matters to inspire young generations. Well done girls!
I have not been altogether surprised by Emma's results since her historic US Open. For all her natural ability, she is still a novice on the tour and will have to get used to the fact that everyone she plays will now study her style and redouble their efforts to bring their best game. With a Coach now in place and a new season awaiting, I remain confident that the best is yet to come. Accentuate the positive, eliminate the negative.
In fact US open was Leylah's game, but Emma luck that she grab it. Now we think that Emma is far behind Leylah.
@@royrazack9915 Indeed!
Hopefully with the off-season coming up, Emma can use this training block to improve her fitness, endurance and physicality that's needed on the tour.
@@royrazack9915 It was two Cinderellas playing at the US Open. Emma deservedly won the final but Leylah's run was really the more impressive. She merited the championship by beating the higher seeds and it would have been a great ending.
@@royrazack9915 Leylah has one weapon that Emma lacks: a Strong competitive spirit and fighter’s instinct. We have now seen Emma tank matches ( Indian Wells and Transylvania) or have panic attacks ( Wimbledon and a mini one at Indian Wells). Never mind a stable coach she is probably due for a sports therapist. Leylah has much to improve as well namely her serve and experience but a champion’s mind can’t be taught.
Its been a good year for Wang, girl actually can be a big deal
and emma is back to eating dogs
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw jealousy is not a good look.
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw ye she's getting wrecked hard 🙂
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw Racism isn't a good look, sweetheart.
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw both players are Asian?
People need to accept the fact that Raducanu is an average WTA player. Not a bad player at all, but also not a run-away dominating player like Serena, Hingis, and Graf were. She isn't even as above average as Sharapova was and Barty is. There are many, many, many average WTA players who had good runs at majors. In just the last few years, a few majors were won by average players the likes of Stosar, Pennetta, Sloan Stephens, Andreescu, Sofia Kenin. Sometimes even multiple-time winner like Kerber and Muguruza are just honestly above average, not dominating. To think Raducanu as the new face of WTA and for her to win everything is unrealistic. Raducanu deserves the US Open trophy, and it was very special to be a qualifier winning it all. But the matter of the fact is, WTA doesn't have the consistent big-3 or big-4 like the ATP. Since the Williams sisters, pretty much any WTA player has a fair shot of winning the trophy going into any major. If we recognize this fact, we wouldn't put so much pressure and expectation on Raducanu.
You should also recognise she’s the most inexperienced slam winner ever being 5 months on tour and is without coach right now. You can’t be making such claims like “she’s average” when she’s just getting started and developing.
Well said.
@@jgunner94 I don't know what these people here think. It must be envy, nothing else can explain these childish comments like this AndyH. Judging a player after what 3rd or 4th WTA tournament...sad people....
@@jgunner94 Were you and I commenting on the similar thing in another video? Nice to be chatting with you again. Don't get me wrong, I follow Raducanu and I support her just like you do, that's why I'm watching videos on her too. Maybe the difference between you and me is that I don't believe in telling youngsters that they are "special" when they are not. I recognize that Raducanu can still develop and may be one day she can be a number 1, which is not too far from her ability. May be she can win a few more majors in the future. But as of right now, based on the level where she is, she is average. I teach my own kids to have a growth mindset, keep learning and improving. I would tell Raducanu the same thing too if she reads this comment. But I wouldn't necessarily tell her that she is special, because the fact is she isn't. Are you claiming that she is already as good as Williams sisters/Graff/Federer/Nadal/Djok? Surely I am not going to compare Raducanu to any of these GOATs despite the fact that she is a USOpen champion at 18. Encouraging a young person is different than telling that that they are already great. You said that yourself, she still needs developing, so she "isn't" great yet. So let her develop in peace. When she becomes better than average, I will say that about her then. Right now, she is average, and the fact is she happened to win the US Open with an average level of play.
@@andyhung424able I agree with a lot of what you said except her level at the US Open was average. She outplayed a lot of opponents and had great composure when she was down on serve, her match against a dogged opponent like Sorribes Tormo was a masterclass. I doubt she has people calling her special all the time with how humble she is, she recognises she has to do more work and that she’s very new to to is.
What a pleasure to watch some great tennis played by two beautiful women.
And that is us open champion....Shame
At USO, she just got lucky with her rivals, but it doesn't always work that way
She had the momentum and experience coming up through qualifying like wang here she just needs more practice
So after winning USO she has to win every matches??! She is getting experiences and she has done things that a lot of players never did. Remember that before being ironic!
Raducano wins the U S open and dumps the coach that helped her get there......now she is loosing all over the place .....hope her former coach gets a great job with another player.
disgusting behavior
Wang Xinyu , she is beautiful .
yes she is
Ostapenko, Andreescu... quien sigue?
Andreescu huh? Miami finalist, won Indian wells and Toronto on top of the us open. Andreescu lost her confidence after not playing for a long ass time and the grass and clay hurt her confidence. Andreescu will be back and ostapenko is not remotely a fluke either, she will be back and already is
Lo de Canadá fue pura suerte, retiro de Williams, el resto igual ha sido su mérito, pero de que se le fue toda la confianza ya lo demostró en este año, solo en el US open llegó a 8vos de final, si buscamos quienes han sido las que han ganado su primer grand slam y se van a pique sale ella, Kenin y Ostapenko
- - -Emma winning the US open was like hitting a home run but as you know hitting one home run doesn't make you a home run hitter. Emma has a long way to prove she is a home run hitter.
Delusional comment. Winning a grand slam takes more than a home run.
I hate to say this given what had happened to Emma last few weeks, but she deserved this. Karma works. She was full of herself after one major win, and fired the coach or the hands fed her. Such immature action and ungratefulness is not fitting for a decent person let alone a great champion. I might've gone on a limb here but she (or her "team") needs to learn to grow up, before she could emerge eventually as a matured soul, then a champion. Just my 2c.
Winning ‘The Big One’ ie any Grand Slam to soon can been a curse before it can be a blessing, especially someone so young and inexperienced. One can only imagine the stress that a player experiences when trying to duplicate that ‘run’ or top level success.
I completely agree. And not having a coach doesn't help either.
But she doesn't owe anyone any level of results. And she can always say to herself she won a slam
That's so true happened to Sloane Stephens, Andreescu, etc
Yes, Serena said long ago that getting to the top is one thing but staying there is the really hard part.
Absolutely, Emma's game is now on everybody's radar and everybody is trying to pick it apart.
Wow this comment section is brutal lol
a lot of gamblers.
Every match that Raducanu looses I read a lot of comments about how good her rival is, Sasnovich, Kostyuk, Wang suddenly became amazing players against Emma, can it be that Emma is not playing good at all after the USO? to be honest I don't know why she played after the USO, matches like this one vs Wang won't bring anything positive to her, in the end she lost vs world #106 and she is the USO champion, maybe Wang wins Australia right? maybe Emma is the biggest glitch in tennis history
Did you watch the match? The full match.
@@ReTracer I was able to watch sets 1 and 2
@@dandresaldi what I noticed, that in most matches that Raducanu plays is that she gets better during the match.
Commentators also noted this during the US Open, and usually it took one or two games for her to get a handle on that occasion. Here it seems to be taking a set for her to get to ground herself.
Here both players were playing well, with the usual ups and downs. On the broadcast I was watching, the commentators noted right from the start that Wang was playing much higher level tennis than rank 105, so it’s not that Emma was playing badly at all. Certainly not from what I saw either. There was even a moment where Emma applauded one of the shots that Wang did, I guess she appreciated the expertise
And I guess we will see how far Wang goes in the coming days.
It’s called rationalizing. 🤣
@@ReTracer I agree that Wang probably is playing top #60 or 50 but I think it’s really hard to say this because if a player is having a bad day the other looks really good, if Emma is playing at 85% her ball will be a bit slower, her angles not that good and that will allow her rival to execute better shots and be more comfortable, I also noticed that Emma is not as clear in her head as she was at USO, she follows the game of her rival instead of making smart shots like at USO
What a wonderful player is Wang. There was not match with Emma.
What happened??? Another lost to unknown name??? Don’t blame on injured…. If you are not 100%, don’t play
She tweaked something when she 4-3 in the 3rd set. She was playing well but couldn’t keep the same level afterwards, shame as it was a good match.
Exactly, if u in the battle u lose fair and square
She dropped out of several games at ITF and Wimbledon as well.
@@jgunner94 saw her at USopens. Love her game… I guess people figure out of how to beat her
@@TienNguyen-py9rt She was injured here in the end and she wasn’t right physically against Kostyuk as she fell ill. She hasn’t had many matches, without a coach and she still needs to get in better shape for the tour which she’ll do in the off season which she’s planning.
Emma truelu needs to improve a lot . From mental to physical aspects . Good luck to her .
Raducanu must delete Instagram
Why not just admit that she is just an ordinary player who achieved an extraordinary victory in the US open.She made a huge mistake when she immediately fired the coach that had a huge part in that historic victory.As I said before she will go through many coaches in a very short time.She is young and time is on her side.So good luck to her.
You are right.. and there is no such thing as high level experienced coach in this earth...
@@krittawankritwong2679 she didnt fire the coach.. it was already decided before even coming to US open
In ancient Chinese warfare... avoid changing your winning commander instantly...
The whole army battalion will be confused...
To obtain a high level experienced coach means to win every match..
Poor Emma has to shoulder so much pressure ....
@@Straightforward786 isn't there a plan B or a seamless process for this? As in.. if she knew she was going to lose a coach, wasn't there someone else to come in so she wouldn't be stuck without a coach? Does she do this on her own? Like- where's daddy? She's still a kid.
@@Straightforward786 People keep saying this but then why did she say they had to have a 'difficult conversation'? If he was so set on leaving anyway to focus on coaching his son then that wouldn't have been the case.
I feel sorry for Emma Raducanu. But I am so happy that the BBC stop making so much unrealistic noises for Emma.
Emma is the one slam Wonder very sad to say. Enough already with all the hype
I was totally impressed by Wang (despite being a Raducanu supporter). She seems to have all the skills, technique, and drive to progress really far in the WTA rankings. The women's game is incredibly healthy and interesting.
That last sentence is far from the truth, interesting maybe. But healthy, no way. The last five or six years has seen lowly ranked women win grand slams. The fact that you have a qualifier win a GS and then go on a losing skid shows how shallow is the women's tennis circuit. So many one hit wonders, Raducanu, swiatek, bartoli, sloane stephens. I mean girls like the stephens, Li na, Kenin were all touted as future world beaters, but they're far from it and Raducanu is heading that way
@@pradm5283 swiatek is definitely not a one slam wonder, she's always the favorite to win roland garros
and she got the look😊
@@pradm5283Wow, you’re an incredible…idiot
Swiatek, Sloane, Li Na one hit wonders 😂
Sit down and stfu
Emma was handed another reality check.
Why you talking like she doesn’t think her opponent was any good? She was in front until an injury hampered her at 4-3 in the 3rd, Wang played a brilliant match hardly putting a foot wrong.
@@jgunner94 she was not in front. She lost the first set 1-6. The 3rd set was on serve, meaning even.
@@angelab9171 She was in front on the scoreboard still when she tweaked something.
@@jgunner94 neither player was ahead in the 3rd set until the end. They both held serve to get to 4-4 which is when Emma called for medical time out. I believe she said she had a hip spasm. But, I’m pretty sure she won another game after the MTO.
Well I’m sure it’s not going to be her last lol literally every player wants to beat her so 2022 will be hard too
Never heard of Wang before and she plays beautifully especially that drop shot!
She was ranked at 300+ when she was 17, but now she's 19 and ranked 100+. She might break into top 10 this year. Young Asian WTA players inspired by Emma and Laylah. Good for tennis around the world.
@@grantmalone , You are wrong. In the Chinese media, she confirmed it. So, yah, thanks for your 2 cents.
There was an Instagram Live clip of a conversation between Naomi Osaka and Iga Swiatek during a previous lockdown where they mention the fact that there are two players called Wang (Xiyu Wang being the other), so they've definitely heard of her....
@@k.f.8274 , I've actually counted a total of 4 Wangs in the WTA: (The ranking would need to be updated, as I started my notes in 2019)
王蔷 Q Wang, #16
王雅繁 YF Wang (young), #51
王曦雨 X.Wang or Xiyu Wang, #124?
王欣瑜 X. Wang or Xinyu Wang (17 year old), around #300 in 2019, in 2021 at age 19, just defeated Emma Raducanu.
I know, it's confusing as heck.😂
@@Birdylockso Yes, you're right. Apologies!!!👍
Damn, they look so much alike in the thumbnail and even have a similar walk too.
Xinyu kicked ass today. She played so well and she was so exciting to watch. I'm really looking forward to watching her in the future. Emma on the other hand looked like she would rather be at a photoshoot or maybe a movie premiere. I'm thoroughly annoyed by her. I wish the media would stop hyping her up so much already.
Have the same take--too early, too much publicity, making wrong choices at the outset. Too many garbage to carry with little consequence on the court.
Her so called "Handlers" are simply pushing Emma for the big bucks! Remember she even talked in Mandarin during one of her interviews after the US Open (probably to capture the huge Chinese market!). Now China knows she's an average tennis player and their own Wang Xinyu, ranked outside the WTA 100, can beat her!
lmao you guys need ot relax. Girl just won a grand slam as a teenager. She has all the time in the world to enjoy herself and work on her game.
@@cyforce77x she really doesnt she can easily just fade out like many did, if she isnt careful. Ostapenko won her alam at 19 also ( just 1 year older than raducanu), youth doesnt mean that you are not gonna be a one hit wonder
That is the trouble with too much publicity, too early.
So much hate all around the comment section
Agree. Far too easy to be an armchair critic with little knowledge of tennis.
Raducanu gameplay is just hits hard and early. Nothing really special actually. If she cant defeat these kind of players, she will never enter top 10. Look how Halep destroys Marta easily last time.
What's been surprising me is she was able to strike a very good depth of the ball back to her opponent at the US Open but in all the tournaments afterwards the ball has been woefully short and the power difference is substantial its really been like women playing a girl. She needs to seriously work on her strength and conditioning if she has any chance of staying in the top 100
i noticed that too when watching her 4th round loss to tomljanović in Wimbledon none were making winners both pushing the ball back in long drawn out rallies with no strategy no wonder why she got tired and retired i did not watch her at USO but reading some of the comments states she had a weak draw so that makes sense how she won
The courts have been slower, she thrives on faster courts. The AO, US Open and Wimbledon are fast courts but many of the tour events have slower courts.
@@spurs7151 wtf. What has the depth of the ball even have to do with how fast is the court? And dont even think she is performing in australian open, she is out before round 3
Strange. A young woman appears and flattens everyone. Then gets flattened by everyone
emma has always been FLAT.
actually it's not strange at all.
@@yakzivz1104 yes it is stranger, really strange, alternate universe strange...
I am so surprised how Emma managed to win her first grand slam. There is absolutely nothing in her game. Having watched Tennis for decades I know when 90% of tennis players would play the cross-court. When such balls come to Emma and she simply plays it back at her opponent then I know she is not ready for prime time.
Yes, agree totally.
She had all the stars aligned at the US Open. Her opponents were not at their best and met an out of gas opponent in the final. She will always be a grand slam champion and she should thank her lucky star for the lottery-level luck.
It’s sad that women’s tennis has so many one hit wonders now... gone are the days of Serena, Sharapova, Azarenka dominating or even great multi slam champions like Venus, henin and clijsters..
@@SSitanggang 100% true. I hope I get that kind of luck in this life.
In fact, nobody can take away her celebrity and wealth. She will soon be a multi-millionaire but there is nothing special about her game.
@@rnsw4572 Yeah that is what we see these days. Ostapenko won I think 2 grand slams then she has struggles now. The same with Bianca Andrescu, kenin, etc. I think those days may never come back. Emma's game needs to radically change otherwise I don't see her reaching another Grandslam final. I wouldn't call her the new Anna Kournikova, though.
Looking fwd to collins v wang sf. And collins v halep f.
As I told everyone, Raducanu had freak US open. Wildly over rated
I keep saying the same thing and no disrespect to her but she just not as good as her fan want to make her out to be. It going to be a short career for Emma.
@@MH-vw9ni exactly
@@MH-vw9ni she is only 19? Or I'm guessing at 18 years of age you easily won the US open, and all following tournaments too I guess.
Emma was really lucky with that US OPEN, it will be really difficult for her going forward.
Gone miles backwards since open win gone out early in every tournament since looks a freak to me the open win and I don’t think the women’s game is strong at the moment
she was not lucky, she had a coach. I wonder what's the idea playing without a coach for such a young player.
@@miguelcastro1220 Then why did she lose the final?
@@darkstarr2321 Fernandez came through Osaka, sabalenka and one more top player..it's just that day she could not play her best tennis... but Fernandez had got her wta tittle as well.. I feel fernandez grows more than Radacanu..
@@darkstarr2321 Emma is not consistent
Xinyu played so well! Rooting for her!!
she lost her next game 6 -3 7 -5 to a yank, her last win was a Fluke.
@@alfredwood1716 Apparently Alison is more experienced. When it comes to women tennis, rank doesn't matter as much. Players win and lose all the time. Looking at the way she played, I believe in her potential.
Emma made a huge mistake letting go of her coach after the US Open without a plan to replace him. It is backfiring now.
i dont understand much of the tennis world, but this is exactly what i thought when i first heard about it
I like watching Emma play, Wang produce a good match, well done
Yeah I like watching women play tennis too 😉
british media and fanatics what happened to your (the) us open champ? still believe fernandez deserves that trophy😛
They're trashing her on articles out today. Look it up
karma. drop the coach that got her there.
US Open 2021 was the biggest fake in history wta tennis
Wta is all about serena william...notthing more
Emma i feel will be out of the top 100 by April, winning the U S OPEN, was a miracle, which was actually helped by laylah beating a lot of top seeds , Emma now losing to players who are ranked 100 + they seem to have more fizz
no way, because she will not lose her US Open points until September 2022, at least she will have free pass until september next year .
That two weeks were good for raducanu.. Otherwise she is a nothing player.. She easily looses to anyone like all wta players.. No one can become serena this way anymore..
Defending as a favorite is harder than challenging as an underdog. Add to that the frenzied media attention, and it'll be an uphill battle for Emma unless playing and winning are what she wants the most.
Now I know Naomi Osaka is truly a strong athlete. She kept winning even after her first US open.
What is she defending?
@@diepiriyegiftparisg2993 Naomi was more experienced than Emma, and she’s without coach.
I think that's why i have so much respect for Serena, Djokovic, Nadal and Federer. It's a very difficult challenge to stay on top when the pressure is massive, every coach is analyzing your game, and every opponent stepping on court is coming for your neck.
@@bweb6 interesting you say that. Their Era is a golden Era. They are more discipline than the later eras/gens.... today's generation as Tsitsipas said is "flex culture " - mostly social influence and insta-famous flashing all their fashion and jewelery amd what not... serena and them had mentors amd families that kept them in CHECK! They had Guidance amd ol school ways on how to be disciplined and deal with pressure and hate (especially serena and being black) and business savvy...tennis was taken in as so many parts that were discussed and prepared for in advance so there wasn't much to be shocked about. It's not like that as much anymore.
Emma ran out of luck. She no longer has the confidence and persistence to play. Hard to believe a rising shinning star dims so rapidly.
Hopefully she won’t turn out to be a one hit wonder!
@@JohnSmith-qp4bt I hope not, or many fans will cry loudly.
Raducanu are between 40-50 players
In fact, even lower. Kostyuk was 55 when she literally destroyed her, the current level of Raduсaтu is 70-80
@@gennadyd6592 all tennis players go up and down all the time - sometimes playing their best on one day, and the worst the next. However for some reason Raducanu is supposed to be some kind of machine who performs like clockwork. 🤪
80-100 for me 💣
@@tottenhum1867 It's quite interesting :) The fact is that even in 90-99 there are MUCH stronger players, for example Yastremska. Again, luck intervened Yasremskaya was falsely accused of doping and on this basis was suspended from performances. Now the charges have been dropped, but she has lost her shape, pace, and place WTA-23. She was unlucky, now she is a completely unfair candidate to be eliminated from the top 100. Raducanu was accidentally lucky (I think that such luck will never happen again), although she is much weaker.
There was NOTHING wrong with Emma's game this match, Wang played exceptionally well.
Agreed. 3 loses and 3 different excuses.
Wang exposed that she's just an average player. Lmao
Yeah an average player very funny comment, she won Us Open grand slam.😂😂😂.
@@birdsbirds4286 Emma haters seem to think it was a fluke that all of those higher ranked players she had to beat.. just gave her the win. Crazy.
Disappointed Today But i always support you Emma good luck for your next tournament
One of these players as a coach and the other doesn’t l kind of knew how this would play out well done Wang.
most definitely, Emma needs to get a coach so she can keep improving.
Emma should join my local David Lloyds gym we have a good tennis programme
It's true you learn more from defeats than from victories, but the way you lose is the main point, you see Emma learned more from the awful defeat against Marta than she learned from the "natural" defeat against Sasnovich, losing is normal, you must at least fight though. Excellent match, even in an unbalanced 1st set. Xinyu really deserves to be in the top 100, if she could play more than 5 months uninterrupted without getting injured we could see a really competitive chinese on tour.
She said she wasn’t feeling right against Marta and got ill afterwards and couldn’t see her grandmother.
@@jgunner94 yeah excuses simply, she just couldnt handle martas game
@@notis6107 Why would she lie and her intesity was clearly not the same. She’s been nothing but humble since we’ve seen her so I why would she make something up and not see her grandmother either?
@@jgunner94 The results of the match with Kostyuk are quite natural, because Kostyuk is a much stronger and more talented athlete than Raducanu
@@gennadyd6592 Don’t know about that. Raducanu still has work to do physically as she hasn’t had time to work on fitness like the more experienced players have had like Kostyuk. We have to remember she’s without coach still as well.
emma raducanu win at us open was a fluke and it shows big time now
Emma has to escape the press and sycophants. Focus on what her skills are to regain the winning mindset. Otherwise she will continue "llevando palo".
Emma seems lack of confidence to use power to her stroke consistently. Quite hesitantly moving and hitting! But she has everything in her store when she is happy. She has a lot of pressure, it needs to release as like a free bird! Common Emma show everyone what you have!
It's game point for your opponent to go up 6-5 in the 3rd set and you hit a swinging backhand volley about waist high. Ouch! Not a high percentage shot!
Thats what champs do , the unexpected …..Expect her to rule the kingdom in 18 months ….time to season well the talent ….she is a keeper ,with a good mind , another Sharipova ! This woman will own England !
You watch any instructional video and you use your legs to hit a backhand volley with a firm wrist. Federer would have never hit that shot. Lots of swinging forehand volleys on the WTA tour. Backhand-not advisable.
That's the first time I had heard someone call the US Open, american open
Wang Xinyu, i see you. Was rooting for emma on this match but im pleasantly suprised by Wang. Happy for her. Congrats!
Demasiada presión y mucho escándalo mediático para una chica de 18 años, va a salir muy raspada si no tiene un buen coach y un terapeuta deportivo...
Wanted Emma to win but wow, Wang played great and deserved the victory. Her power and accuracy were impressive. I'll be watching her also from now on. I thought Emma played the best I've seen her since the Open but Wang was just better in this match.
ER's shots are landing too short. WX is taking full advantage of it. ER has the right shot selection but needs to hit it deeper to prevent WX from dictating the points.
Wang hit balls bigger and heavier than Emma in this match, that's why she can dictate most of the time. I agree that Emma's shots were not penetrating.
Exactly what I noticed as well. It was often just over the serviceline. So, no that's not gonna do it. Specially while Wang on the other hand was really hitting big. I was impressed with her to be honest as I didn't know of her yet.Pour Emma, these must be pretty rough days for her.
Glad to see Wang back on court after the terrible injury. She was sidelined for a long time. She's got the game to go top 10 for sure and maybe surpass Li Na.
She's 19 or 20, when was she sidelined for a long time?
No doubt the knockers and doubters are having a field day. Let's clear one thing up.
Radacanu's win at the U.S Open was not down to luck. What she did was produce a high level of performance and sustained it for three weeks. In reality, that level of performance on a regular basis is 2-3 years away assuming she resolves the coaching situation and provided she is willing to dedicate herself to the work necessary to get there and beyond. What we got at the U.S Open was a preliminary look at how good she can become. She has the talent. But it's going to take time and work to fulfill the potential.
absolutely it was luck and it's almost objectively provable. the level of opposition she faced youd struggle to get at a wta 250. most of the players on the day were horse sh#it.. double faulting low 1st high error rate. she did not play any top player are even one in form to speak of. she played to the best of her ability but that's not saying much. what you are seeing now is her true level.. what you saw before is her true level.. no junior career no challenger wins nothing. maybe she'll improve but all the evidence shows the us was an anomaly.. not the standard to judge her by
@@daenbrown830 I wholly disagree. No one plays the US open and wins 10 matches without dropping a set through luck. Time will tell if she fulfills her potential or not.
@@jackwachtel-scott8000 that's flawed logic to which you are also extrapolating a deeper meaning; that you witnessed greatness in the making. the level of oppo was poor and played poor on the day, I watched the games. you would not expect to play that low level of oppo to reach a final and win a wta 250 event let alone a slam. just because she played well in those games does not mean she was not served huge fortune on route.. put it this way she could play the same in the next ten slams but face in form top 20 to top 10 oppo on the way, in quarters and the semis youd expect to play the top seeded in form players and in the final play a player with calibre a world number 2 to 4..or somebody who's been on fire the previous months winning tornis.. to proove this norrie won indian wells playing higher ranked players he played well and deserved it but nobody thinks he's now special do they?
@@daenbrown830 NO! what I witnessed was a promising VERY young tennis player who played well above her level. Time will tell if she can reach and/ or surpass that level again. End of discussion.
@@jackwachtel-scott8000 no what you witnessed was a player in form play week oppo and blind you to what she is.. thats why the excuses keep coming now when the reality of her level is revealed
She has too many people singing her praises… Alot of pressure
La señorita Raducanu con sus 18 años ganó el abierto de los Estados Unidos y se llevó una gran bolsa de dinero, tiene mucho futuro pero necesita un entrenador que le sepa cuidar su carrera, en el citado abierto ganó con un tenis de excelencia pero últimamente pierde en las primeras rondas, recuerdo en la misma situación a la señorita Ostapenko, ganó un Grand Slam siendo tambien muy joven y no ha madurado con su tenis.
I suspect a major downfall 2 losses to players out of top 100 and one against out of top 50.... Would have been more digestible if these losses comes from players in top 30...
What irony!. She wins the US Open ranked 150 and now she should not lose to a player ranked over 30? One of the more bizarre notes I took away from the US Open was not one top ranked player made it to the final. The final was between players ranked 73 and 150. That should not happen. Does being seeded as a top 10 in the women's draw really mean much? This does not happen on the men's side.
@@resabape That doesn't happen everytime. It's not like every qualifier is going to win a grand slam in future but losses to 3 players out of top 100 in a row is quite a fashion
Emma is just another wta player.
match played wise - she is a baby wta player.
True! Nothing really exceptional about her and about her skill as a tennis player.
@@kotse9129 - "genius is 1% talent and 99% hard work" - Einstein
She's more of an ITF women player. Because she won't win WTA tournaments anymore, only ITF
@@riverisland2075 - and possibly Wimbledon ( maybe AO too).
you see nothing special in Emma, she loses she loses and loses again
If she cannot beat player like Wang Xinyu (see her rank) so what to expect more?
Wang played very good may be but if always she'd be in TOP10 long time ago. but she cannot play like this all the time. this is just a matter of occasion.
OK I can see the score was very very close in the end. but if you played so exceptional and fantastic at US OPEN vs top players, why Wang and others are so tough for you, Emma?
sorry I am so sceptical and disapponted in WTA results long time ago. this sports is all about cash and betmaking. this is not sport of real game.
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I can understand why many players will beat Raducanu, at least for the moment.. At the US open, she really took many players by surprise who didn't quite know what to do with her or about her amazing run; and since then it seems all the players are going at her very hard like an object to be defeated because of how fantastically she performed at the US-Open. To add to this, her US-Open fabulous, never-before-achieved performance is the sort of stuff that places a lot of psychological pressure on someone who imagines that everyone wants to see a follow-up of that run and will scrutinise all her matches in the light of the US-Open run, which overall can lead to *not* performing as brilliantly as at the US-Open.
Raducanu is a brilliant and skilful player, no doubt about it, but I think she needs time to settle in the mental side of things.
Yes I agree. Well said
What about the coach though? She has a great team run and then dismantled the team.
@@manueldeza7534 He was temporary and wants to coach his son, Nigel Sears was temporary in the summer too.
I hope so. You can see she still has everything in her game, it's just she's just going the wrong side of the lines. You can also see that at this stage in her career her best surface is fast cement courts. Fingers crossed she'll have a good off season and get back with a clear head down under.
If players could adjust to her game to the point of defeating her...then her skill is not that exceptional as most think. It is at par with almost everyone's skill. She also has an ATTITUDE problem. Her win at the US Open has gotten into her head so badly.
flushing meadows was a fluke....
That so called Fluke, won her, 2 . 5 Million Dollars, now near 7 Million. Wang lost her next Game in Two straight sets, 6 - 3 7 - 5 Wang needed another Fluke.
Maybe Torben Beltz will prove that she is more than a one slam wonder
Being a “one slam wonder” is what every professional tennis player (or golfer) would love to be. The level of opposition Emma has encountered since New York only emphasises the extraordinary depth of ability in the top 100+ players, and serves to show what a staggering achievement it was to win the US Open!
The encouraging aspect of this latest defeat was the tenacity she showed against an opponent who was in the kind of “zone” she herself was in at Flushing Meadows. As Rob Maul wrote in The Sun: “If one of (Eddie) Jones's players displayed the same type of determination, he would have been the first to praise them. Maybe if he had watched this match he would have changed his opinion on the Bromley teen.”
This is unfortunate loss for Emma as she did play well. A lot of ppl will look at her recent losses as an indictment of the continuing saga with coaching. I look at whats happening to Emma as close comparisons to Naomi. They both fired coaches after winning majors. This is unheard of in the past. Emma's public reason was that she was in search of more experienced WTA coaches. OK, since her current coach only has a few months under his belt, you can make that a reason but it's not significant enough to be believed. Naomi fired her coach because she didn't wanted success over happiness. Strangely, if success doesn't bring her any happiness maybe failures will. Well, we know that at this point, nothing has brought her any joy from tennis. What I suspect that in both cases, both women wants to be known for their talent. And having a specific coach bring you success tarnishes that image. It's well known that during Federer extraordinary success during his peak years, he didn't even have a coach for a few years. But of course, no one has this man's talent. Even Djokovic success has been tied to his one coach and without that coach his career has plummeted. And to try to say you want to be seen as coach independent is ambitious but it's not reality.
How can Emma expect to win when keeps screaming what sounds like her oppenent's name? 🤭
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The fist clenching after every point she wins is stupid. Do it if its a really good shot maybe but not every time.
Firing coach after us open win has become a curse on Emma; it seems she can never be there again unless she hire him back.
He has a very young family and can't travel through out the year with a teenage girl. So he cannot come join her team permanently, Emma needs to hire Justine Henins coach who has shown an interest.
It’s not like some kind of magic trick. Anyway, apparently she now has a coach - Torben Beltz
i can't believe the level of simplistic thinking that exists from People of the Internet. this comment from Free Bird (yeaaa mannnn) is a prime example.
Ruducanu is just a joker of tennis
emma got medical timeout due to muscle spasm i think, she leads on 3rd set.. sadly she got an edge and loses...
Everyone is so hard on this 18 year old. She's done better than Stephens did when she won The US Open. Stephens didn't win another match that year until early 2018. Emma has time on her hand, however needs to get a coach that works with her.
That’s true but there weren’t as many tournaments after the US Open then. Us Open is usually pretty much the end of the year.This year is different because things were pushed back because of COVID. Sloane had a good run in 2017 and 2018 but has been a flop ever since and she gets criticized for that all the time. It’s apart of being a professional athlete. You take the good with the bad. Ema is a pro now so better learn to forget the pressure and brush off criticism quickly if she wants to make it. It is what it is.
That's because Sloane is a one slam Wonder just like Emma. They don't have the mental strength consistency that is needed to win multiple slams.
Torben Beltz has been confirmed as Emma's new coach, so it'll be interesting to see what impact he will bring to her game.
@@christianWilliams-pc4jn Lol what a claim after not even 2 months after her win in New York showing great mentality.
The main reason why majority of the tennis world is so harsh with her is because she acts like she's the best player in the world. She's so arrogant. She should be humble. Winning the US Open has gotten into her head so badly. She has an ATTITUDE problem.
Emma is a one hit wonder, good thing she's gorgeous!!! she can do whatever she wants...
Wang.. she played like every week, here and there in 2021. but everything paid off, with this win she’ll break top 100 right?
Raducanu turns 19 today (Nov. 13). Interesting match. She looked a little off, but Wang certainly showed a lot of confidence, poise and good strategy, and seemed the better player today. For the future, beware 6-feet-tall Chinese ladies. Did I hear the announcer say something about a foot injury for Raducanu? Maybe she was pulling her punches due to that?
Emma's loss, and as top seed, to a qualifier just pulverized by lacklustre Riske confirms her glaring inadequacy at this level. No wonder Sasnovich and Kostyuk also trumped the Brit after the US Open. Without drastic measures in the offseason, she might make early exits on an indefinite basis in 2022.
The qualifier was a no 2 in the world junior. Just like Badosa who won a tournament a few weeks ago was a former junior star who took a few years to do well in the pros. I did not see this match but did see the tournament before and Emma did not play the same way as at the Open. She was not working the points and tried to hit winners too often and made a ton of errors.
What about Wang's winners? The winner actually?
Are the MSM happy now ? YOu all said she was a superstar and you piled the pressure on her and now look what you have done, you planned it all along didn't you ? Hype them up and tear them down just as fast - so predictable. I knew this would happen.
What all this really shows as I have said all along in my vids - that the WTA standard is currently pretty sh*t. A qualifier who did not play one top 10 seed becomes USO champ and then herself gets beaten by a qualifier ! The WTA slams are degraded in value. Being seeded, not seeded, WC, qualifier - it all counts for nothing , anyone can win it ! HAH !
Only three things in life are certain: death, taxes and Raducanu lose.
Shouldn't of fired your coach haha
Oh she's the next big thing in the wta. Yeah right these are matches she should be winning. She is yet another 1 hit wonder
Congratulations wang! ✨🥳
(this isnt hate towards emma, she is an amazing player).
I feel like emma is a bit like Naomi Osaka, amazing athlete but a bit unpredictable.
Every match you dont know if she will play amazing, or not her best. Today was not one of her best days. Its a bit disappointing that she has nit gone that far in any of her tournamets so far since US open. Its a bit of a step down I think. ( No hate!) Rember before US open she was ranked like 100 below or something. I hope Emma can learn from all her loses and come back stronger for the AUS open.
Also It was a fantastic and tense game! Well done to both players! 🇬🇧🇨🇳
A bit premature to compare to Osaka. She may have been unpredictable recently but you have to remember that Osaka is a former world #1 and has won 4 slams. Emma is definitely not at that level right now
Her problem is coaching, or lack of it.
Emma would be better off starting as a qualifier, because it would give her more practice and gradually building up her game; just as Wang Xinyu did. Good thing though she finally found her coach!
That is brainless.
@@markuse3472 Why?
It’s a full Chinese girl (Wang) battling a half Chinese girl (Emma’s mother is Chinese). Love them both.
when youvet fluked a major...and everyone jumps on the band wagon...and then you lose to ranked 100 players-...im like...Emma is the best player in the world!!!
Emma's forehand is a liability. Players will start to hone down on it.
Yes but there’s nothing all that special about her game overall. The accuracy in her shots was impressive in the US Open and was a large part of her success IMO but she hasn’t been able to duplicate that since. Without that she’s kinda an average player now.
@@angelab9171 Her movement, return of serve, backhand are definitely levels above most players. Don’t think we can judge her on these too much cause she’s going through a transition period. We need to recognise Wang played brilliantly, she made only a handful of errors and kept a high level right throughout, she’s had a lot more matches than Emma recently. She’s had 18 since the US Open while this is Emma’s 5th match.
@@jgunner94 emma had fewer matches because she lost early everywhere
@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw Wang has played 6 tournaments since the US Open took place while Emma has played 3 so no it’s not cause of that.
So many words NO substance; vain talkers