Emma Raducanu fights blister in defeat in Billie Jean King Cup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2022
- Emma Raducanu speaks following her loss to Marketa Vondrousova in their Billie Jean King Cup clash with the Czech Republic in Prague.
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My first reaction was is Emma's fitness regime being mishandled. She has said previously, in fact,even as long ago as when she was playing the US Open that she has to toughen up and become more robust. Players are all different in respect of what can affect them. Think back to Andy Murray's early career, I seem to remember him falling about and seizing up with cramp. People said the same about him that he wouldn't make it because he wasn't tough enough.
Emma' physio is treating her blisters with surgical spirit, which is causing her a lot of pain to the point of screaming. I share peoples anxiety with those who want her to do well and feel nothing for those who only want to have a go at her and delight in her downfall. Get a life. I think it will take some time for her body to adapt.
Yes Queens 2005, against the Swedish player Murray had bad cramp and couldnt continue, even Djokovic in his first years had all sorts of fitness issues, breathing problems etc until he completely changed his diet, then after that the rest is history, 20 grand slam titles.
Surgical spirit is a traditional way to treat blisters. Surely, there are more modern, less painful methods now!
@@nbar123 true but he was reaching the deep end of these tournaments. Emma is losing in Round 1 or 2 of tournaments.
Emma is stil young and inexperienced with the hard grind of successive tournament play. I have no doubt the she'll get there, The Czech team is very strong and playing on its favourite type of court, so it was a big ask of GB.
Don’t know much on the background and why it was set there, why wasn’t it at a neutral venue?
@@jgooner894 Home advantage is determined by the draw. Obviously the home team picks the surface that suits it best.
@@jgooner894 because it is a different day bro wtf 😂😂 that’s so dumb what you just said hahaha you think she decided on which day her body hurts and when not ? U Pathetic
Hingis set a series of "youngest-ever" records during the 1990s, including youngest-ever Grand Slam champion and youngest-ever world No.1 Hingis was 16 when she won Wimbledon. Raducanu is now 20 (which is female tennis is definitely NOT young).She wants the money and the spotlight but can't string 4 wins in a row. The great's are always facing serious injuries and have to just push thru. Her excuses are laughable at best.
@@bradleytyler5098 You’re forgetting vital points here. Firstly she’s 19 and was doing exams this time last year and started WTA level in June 2021, she didn’t play pro tennis from when COVID happened til then. In tennis terms she’s very much just starting out so your point doesn’t have any legs.
I believe in her... she will get better and stronger...as well as fitter..
well done champion.. :))
She should have a word with Jannik Sinner, who is only one year older than Emma, and just played a 3 hour, 3 set match against Zverev with foot blisters and nearly won. He just got on with it.
Age isn't the only factor. It's years on tour, number of matches played that brings on the experience to cope with various situations arising. Very easy for us to say so and so without the context of her unprecedented trajectory. Emma's path was instant graduation into the elite club after USO. She didn't even play any wta matches prior to her USO. Now the grinds of tour life begins. Her body needs to adapt to playing week in week out which she hasn't had prior to her 1st year on tour now.
Exactly..... players like sinner have come up through the rankings learning and getting experience Before getting on the big tours Raducanu has Not had that experience as of now she's just starting out really actual ranking is about 60 to 50 .range
Emma is 19. Clara Tauson is also 19, Iga and Leylah are just one year older at 20. Haven’t heard any such sequence of injury/blister issues with the other 3 young girls. I’m beginning to wonder about her physical conditioning team. She seems to be exceedingly fragile.
Probably right regardless of who the player is for some reason she has exposed some of the nastiest trolls in tennis commentary it's beyond reason why.....
Looks like you not in the whole athlete world 😅 tennis definitely not your sport😅 didn’t know that if you are the same age like the other 3 you mentioned that all the bodies are the same🤡 every player is different. Stop comparing like a dickhead bro. She has a blister not a broken arm. Get over your stupidity and start inform yourself .. your comment is absolutely pathetic
@@vls3771 you also . Embarrassing
The other girls you mention probably have had similar problems ( nobody was taking any notice )but because of what Emma achieved last year and then being under the spotlight the trolls are all over her.
@@philip697 I agree the other girls may have their injury issues which may have gone unreported but I was referring specifically to the uncanny sequence of issues with Emma from back (Indian Wells) to leg (Mexico) to hand (Australia) to foot (Prague) - all successive tournaments within a space of a few months. Other players get injured then suffer relapses in the same area, that’s normal. Emma has gone from back to leg to hand to foot. You don’t find it an issue of physical conditioning? It’s not trolling. It’s the truth.
She's learning backwards with the GS usa win ...it's a tough call for any young player let's wait and see hows she's playing in a year or 2 .... remember in 2 years she will only be 21...other players her age have already come up through the process of the tour before her she has not had that experience until now so it's not just age...
What a pathetic comment
Agree and some might say winning the US open was a poison chalice. However along with the endorsements that have followed, it for sure helps pay her team. After her run at Wimbledon last year, I thought great, here is a wonderful new talent. Now she can go away and learn her trade on the tour and maybe win a slam some time in the future, nobody knew what was to follow! Like you say Steve she is learning backwards and in full view of the tennis world. Not easy for her but not impossible.
@@danharrow7458
Yes Dan alot of comments from others that don't have the background knowledge of how unusual the raducanu situation is ....I might add Emma beat this player r in 2 Nd round Wimbledon 6.2 6.4 last year .
Sorry but one can’t blame every single loss since the US open to an ailment. She plays a very good game but so do many.
You're playing injured at the expense of the team!!! What are you upto Emma???
I never expected Emma to be winning multiple GS after the US Open and that she needed tome to develop. However we cannot ignore the poor results. Emma has played 9 matches this season, less than her usopen run. won 3 lost 6. So while it can be argued she is still learning it could be that this is her real level and the usopen was an aberration. Is Emma a better player than Harriet Dart? I was so excited for Emma and never had high expectations this season but not able to win 2 consecutive matches against players in the lower rungs of the top 100 is a concern and it may😢 be that Emma is not the elite player we are expecting, time will tell, I hope I am wrong.
Realistically she was ranked 361 in April 2021. To hv instantly graduate to top 15 within a few months doesn't reflect her true match position. She needs time to build her game. All players go thru years of matches to achieve their high rankings. But Emma did so within just a few months. And she has just played less than 150 matches in her entire career. Her back to back matches are only starting this year on her 1st pro tour. The continuous grinding is subjecting her body to so many vigorous training sessions. She needs to adapt and build up physically. So just don't jump on her after any losses. It's her steep learning curve, having to stay on top with the others who hv taken years, whilst she has only months.
Her actual ranking would be between 65 and 50 ....
Once Emma gets to the bottom of all these fitness issues she will be competing properly with any woman in the top 20, I believe that passionately, I have seen enough of her talent to know this, its not her tennis thats the problem, Right with you Emma every day.
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I love Emma and I think she is being totally honest about the challenges of adapting physically to life on the Tour - but I think the messaging needs some work. The problem is people think she is just using her injuries as an excuse. It would be better if she said something like: “Look, I’m a novice on clay and was totally outclassed by an awesome player who I beat last year on grass. I had some blisters that certainly didn’t help but they weren’t the reason I lost. Yes, we knew I had an issue before the match, and with hindsight it might have been better to let Katie or Sonay play in my place, but I thought the issue was manageable and I really really wanted to play for my country. I’m sorry it worked out the way it did - but don’t think it made any difference to the result and I got some valuable experience.” Saying something like that would help keep people onside. Glad she had the sense to finish the match (as she did with Kovinic). If you are playing for your country you need to go out even if you only have one leg. Don’t need a branding expert to tell you that. BTW, can’t tell you how much I love Emma and believe in her.
I thought I heard her say she couldn’t hardly move?
@@alamin-fr8rc Yes, that sounds like an exaggeration and didn’t sit comfortably with me - but we can’t know the truth of that. My point was: even if that is true (ie she really couldn’t move) you can’t let people think you’re hiding behind that. And if it wasn’t true, then it’s even more important that she owns it out loud, because she won’t make the next step till she accepts the truth that she was nowhere near good enough to beat V on clay. If I’m honest I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a bit of denial going on in her head - but let’s cut the kid a break! She’s a teenager, she’s finding out about herself in a real pressure cooker. That’s the real soap opera here. She’s been a queen for 6 months: now she’s on her ass. How’s she going to react? But as I say, I believe in her, I think she’ll figure it.
@@jjheartwake2273 Valid points. A lot to handle at 19. The field is tough and it seems everyone who is playing her use it to measure their own game. Like having a target on your back.
@@alamin-fr8rc Yep - seems like everyone who plays her is saying "Look I could won the USO!". Let's see how she does against Sanders this afternoon. Like Vondrosova, she's another player she beat last June. If she loses this one too, it'll be an interesting measure of how her performance has been affected by pressure (even allowing for change in surface).
what a great blistering interview with emma.
one good thing is emma does not have to worry about getting an in growing toe nail to add to all her injury woes.
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I’m wondering, if Emma’s blister manifested yesterday, why did she play at all?
Shouldn’t Anne have sent-in another player like Katie Swan?
Might need to try different shoes or something
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The other I had a blister too.
Stop with the injury problems.. Getting tired of it. I love her, but she's starting to embarrassing herself.
Emma, Greg Said you should stop OR he will be tired of you ! And because he is the most important you have to stop !!!!!
Cute sideburns, love her.
shes very pretty
i said that after her us-open win it will take her at least 2 years to adapt to the tour full time and we would not see the best of emma until her body develops and adjusts to the demands of the pro tour.
If it's any consolation to Emma, there is another precociously talented player who was similarly afflicted by niggling injuries and fitness issues early on in his career and having to withdraw from several tournaments because of injuries but is now one of the fittest if not the fittest player on tour. His name? Djokovic!😂
You have a long way to go yet!
Emma's blisters and Putin's genocide
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She must retire now
Lie
So over rated excuse after excuse
Leave her alone, no one overrating unless you’re mistaking giving credit for overrating. You talking like this shows she actually has something about her so you feel to be bitter towards her instead of supportive cause you’re scared of what she can do or something.
@@jgooner894 what lose again
@@martinwilliams4759 Dude you’re just a typical troll hating on anybody successful. Do you talk like this about players who haven’t won anything at the elite level? Most likely not cause you don’t care about them.
Have you watched every british female player since 1976? I am guessing not, Emma is in a completely different league to any of them, She has a fabulous talent How many British players have won 10 matches in a row without dropping a set and winning a grand slam title and dont tell me it was luck, give her a chance to sort her physical issues out probably change her diet play 2 full years on the tour she is NOT making excuses she didnt even have to play the Billie Jean Cup, by the way wheres Heather Watson?
@@nbar123 Virginia Wade won Wimbledon and the us open and the Australian open
Haha “no1” :))))
More excuses
You try playing world class tennis with a sore foot then. I’d like to see you with no pain
@@rachelcarre06 Exactly! All these keyboard warriors talk a big game but they could never achieve what Emma has achieved. Not to mention she’s still inexperienced compared to most players so right now everything is a learning curve.
@@rachelcarre06 did you see Jannik had the biggest foot blister but still powers through
@@abetiyamiyu no I didn’t see that. But all I have to say is- 1 people have different pain levels, 2. Blisters can be in different places so effect people differently 😂 and 3. Some can be worse than others. Also Emma never said that’s the reason she lost the match but it did effect how well she could have played. 💁🏼♀️
@@Finchel16 Thanks 😊 It’s so true, these people just want an arguement cause they are so bored. When people like Emma are busy chasing there dreams so they get a bit jealous 😂 like @DragoonGalaxy and @Dream