What’s seriously scary about Emma is apart from being fearless & an incredible tennis brain she will get so much stronger & fitter with time- plus her insatiable appetite to win more gran slams. Emma, Leylah , Swiatek & Osaka are the new breed of truly outstanding athletes who will be the future for many years to come which is great for the sport.
@@divboo2907 Emma didn’t do too bad at Wimbledon considering she hadn’t played any tennis for over 18 months though, plus she’s clearly already stronger after US
@@hartgemini007 I said that because players mostly win in their preferred surface which is good but not enough. Also for us fans we have a preferred surface we’d like to see them win on. Swiatek is fine on clay, Osaka is excellent on hard surface. Hopefully Emma can diversify her talent by winning in a surface other than hard court. Then she will be considered bigger than she is right now. US open is not the only slam in the world.
@@divboo2907 totally agree with what you are saying also, I just think because of Emma’s balance , ball striking ability etc she will win on all surfaces , clay may take some time as it’s so different although has been drastically speeded up over the years. Radacanu, Fernandez, Swiatek & Osaka are all fantastic for the game I think.
Don't let that beautiful smile and friendly personality distract you from the fact that she is an absolute killer on the tennis court. She has that killer instinct like Kobe and Michael Jordan. She will be a force to be reckoned with for years to come if she maintains that resilient mentality and stays healthy.
@@sammathew1127 U are not a true fan, Nadal is the only humble person! Federer and Novak got too strong esteem! Nothing wrong , they deserve it and because they work harder also! Federer is an actor , he just wanna please the sponsors on press! But not on the court!
Agreed! Tennis is exactly like chess. When I play tennis, I sit down at a table at the end of the court and bat the ball while seated behind the table. I don't know what I'm doing wrong because I've never won a game yet.
@@davidnixon4509 ha, that’s what Marion Bartoli said. I’ll admit that Emma is interesting but she hasn’t been around long. Just yesterday all the talk was about Andreescu and it’s true she is insanely gifted when she isn’t injured. Emma will have everyone accustomed to her style of play in the next tournaments. We will see if she has the ability to weather the storm as they are all preparing for her now. So far only Naomi and Barty are multi slam winners of the new crop but youth is on their side so we will see. To outsmart other extremely intelligent players over years isn’t easy. Just ask any multi-slam champ. Emma does seem special, for the moment anyways.
Well, I've seen most of the interviews and all her main draw matches. Haven't been disappointed yet, have you? I really can't fathom how anyone can come that far in just a matter of a few weeks. I believe she was around 335 prior to Wimbledon, now at 22 in world ranking. She played some awfully good players in her US Open win and her wins were decisive. She hit the ball with more power and consistency and had better movement.
I think if she'd been playing all the tournaments during the lock down like everyone else, I don't think she'd have needed a wild card for Wimbledon or have to do qualifying for the USO, put it that way. I think she'd be way above rank 22 now. Her results for the 6 tournaments she did play this year before the USO are pretty good. She got to the 4th round of Wimbledon, then she got to 2 quarterfinals and 1 final. So in 4 of the 6 she did really well considering they were her first ever.
@@miketols5420 Yup, I looked up her recent record today and agree with your assessment. She just hit the pro tour with guns blazing. Indian Wells should have a great field even if Osaka of Barty don't show up. I believe Barty has already returned to Australia and the last I saw, Osaka is unlikely to attend as she's going through a fragile time right now. I like Naomi but she needs to grow up a bit more. When two teenagers can outclass the whole field at the US Open, I'd say a new standard of behavior has been set. Two kids showing maturity, personality and highly competitive tennis.
@@Rick9482 Oh, Barty isn't attending? That's interesting. If that's the case, I can imagine they'd be desperate to have Emma there. Osaka. It's an odd one. It's tough if you're getting no joy from winning. I know there was an odd interview where she said the press should feel privileged to talk to her, which was bloody weird. But she's crying in the interview like it's the end of her world but shows up at the Met Gala like it hadn't taken place. Sponsors to satisfy no doubt. On Emma, yeah, like you said, she seemed to go into the tours and enjoy them. Got a few wins under her belt along the way and even had a taste of a final. But then to go from that to what she did in the open is still mind-boggling and remarkable!
@@miketols5420 The Barty thing isn't confirmed at all. I think Emma winning the Open is making everyone do a rethink about scheduling. Even Fernandez has become a factor because of her important victories at the Open. Indian Wells should be interesting with who's there and who's not there.
I like the way she is respectful of her opponents. When the TV interviewer mispronounced Maria Sakkari's name Emma gently corrected him! She is a class act, I sincerely hope that fame and fortune will not spoil her.
By the way, In Greece it is pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable, so the interviewer did not mispronounce Sakkari. In Greece this how they pronounce it. It was Emma Raducanu who pronounced it in the only way she herself would recognize it, with the emphasis on the second syllable.
She did improve her stamina, but more importantly she got match practice in the 3 weeks before qualifying started. This may be odd to say since she won The US Open, but she's still on a learning curve. However now she'll never have to play qualifying rounds again, those tournaments where she's not automatically qualified by her world ranking, would grant her wildcard entry in a nanosecond.
She wasn't physically prepared for wimbledon - last minute wild card, just had her A level exams, but still managed 4th round in her 1st professional tournament (which is already such a feat).
și Bianca Andreescu a cistigat up Open în 2019, dar pina la un an nimeni nu se atinge de punctele tale, apoi începe pierderea de puncte dacă ești învins de jucătorii cu care ai cistigat slemul, și la orce turneu dacă ești pe pierdere de scor la fel, de aceea Bianca desii are 150de meciuri și doar 50de infringeri a ajuns pe un loc inferior ptr ca a și fost învinsă , rar dar a fost învinsă, asa se intimpla la orce jucător de șlem după un an orcit de bine ar juca, ptr ca exista un circuit în care coborosul și urcușul este în permanenta depinde de cit de mult joci și capeți experienta în continuare, Andreescu a învins o pe Serena Williams la up Open, deși a m ai pierdut multe puncte nu a întrerupt turneele joaca continuu, desii are doar 21 de ani, miine cred ca va fi un meci activ și interesant între Emma și Bianca, doua cistigatoare de Up Open! 🤗🤗
va doresc succes, cistigatoare lor de Up Open, Emma cu rădăcini din România și China și Bianca cu rădăcini pur Românești, încă o data sa aveți succes, ptr ca în acest caž nu este loc de părtinire! 🤗👍🤗👍
Emma cred ca se va mindri și cind o avea 80 de ani doar cu acel șlem, eu sincer sa spun, și cred ca nu va m ai cistiga nici măcar o cupa de 250Wta, nu știu de ce, dar sint prea multe jucătoare chiar apte actualmente ptr mult mai mult, cu părere de rău spun acest lucru, dar asa vad eu lucrurile! 🤗
Right you are. How many know that she was born in Canada? Being British is having British blood and ancestry not papers from the office of immigration. London is already less than 50% British white and the same fate awaits the UK in due time. Dumb sellout politicians will fcuk it all.
Wow!! ... and she took the trophy!! Congrats again Emma!! We are all so proud of you here in the UK.
Just being such a lovely person is wonderful, - the tennis is extra! please Emma, don't change, you are so refreshing in every way.
Emma is a superstar. A well-deserved winner.
What’s seriously scary about Emma is apart from being fearless & an incredible tennis brain she will get so much stronger & fitter with time- plus her insatiable appetite to win more gran slams.
Emma, Leylah , Swiatek & Osaka are the new breed of truly outstanding athletes who will be the future for many years to come which is great for the sport.
Yup. Her physique - much fitter looking from 2020 UK Pro Final!!!!
Yup but they need to win in different surfaces, not just hard court.
@@divboo2907 Emma didn’t do too bad at Wimbledon considering she hadn’t played any tennis for over 18 months though, plus she’s clearly already stronger after US
@@hartgemini007
I said that because players mostly win in their preferred surface which is good but not enough. Also for us fans we have a preferred surface we’d like to see them win on.
Swiatek is fine on clay, Osaka is excellent on hard surface. Hopefully Emma can diversify her talent by winning in a surface other than hard court. Then she will be considered bigger than she is right now.
US open is not the only slam in the world.
@@divboo2907 totally agree with what you are saying also, I just think because of Emma’s balance , ball striking ability etc she will win on all surfaces , clay may take some time as it’s so different although has been drastically speeded up over the years. Radacanu, Fernandez, Swiatek & Osaka are all fantastic for the game I think.
Emma is a real athlete. Inside and out. Physically and mentally.
Hope she stays focus on tennis and won’t be ruined by the fame and money.
Emma is like a breath of fresh air, I hope she never loses that laugh at 0:22 . Some of the Singles Players - Men and Woman are so serious nowadays.
Don't let that beautiful smile and friendly personality distract you from the fact that she is an absolute killer on the tennis court. She has that killer instinct like Kobe and Michael Jordan. She will be a force to be reckoned with for years to come if she maintains that resilient mentality and stays healthy.
She's a breath of fresh air, no histrionics, the real deal.
She's so humble like Federer 🤗🔥👌🏻
Feder humble haha
I like that *ha haa* , so I would say a thankyou even if you meant it in a bad way 1😉
@@sammathew1127 U are not a true fan, Nadal is the only humble person! Federer and Novak got too strong esteem! Nothing wrong , they deserve it and because they work harder also! Federer is an actor , he just wanna please the sponsors on press! But not on the court!
@@haipingwang7075 Agree Rafa's the Humble Bull but all the Big 3 have very very strong self-belief and self-esteem.
Look at her footwork she s so quick and ready to strike
I've watched every single Emma Raducanu video on TH-cam now including the one where she's playing ping pong.
Sad
She had gained a lot of fans after winning the 2021 US Open!
Me too!
Simp. Just kidding, me too.
She's beautiful and smart young lady !
Playing tennis is like playing chess. You need a smart head to win and anticipate your opponent’s moves. well done, Emma.
Serena never got the credit for her tactics. She was a master of understanding her opponents. Emma is scary similar in that regard.
Agreed! Tennis is exactly like chess. When I play tennis, I sit down at a table at the end of the court and bat the ball while seated behind the table. I don't know what I'm doing wrong because I've never won a game yet.
Grade A* in A level maths helps - nobody will be able to out think her on the court
@@davidnixon4509 ha, that’s what Marion Bartoli said. I’ll admit that Emma is interesting but she hasn’t been around long. Just yesterday all the talk was about Andreescu and it’s true she is insanely gifted when she isn’t injured. Emma will have everyone accustomed to her style of play in the next tournaments. We will see if she has the ability to weather the storm as they are all preparing for her now. So far only Naomi and Barty are multi slam winners of the new crop but youth is on their side so we will see. To outsmart other extremely intelligent players over years isn’t easy. Just ask any multi-slam champ. Emma does seem special, for the moment anyways.
Asian genes
What a moment.❤
but how cute she is
A adorable sweet killer.
She’s incredibly photogenic
Well, I've seen most of the interviews and all her main draw matches. Haven't been disappointed yet, have you?
I really can't fathom how anyone can come that far in just a matter of a few weeks. I believe she was around 335 prior to Wimbledon, now at 22 in world ranking.
She played some awfully good players in her US Open win and her wins were decisive. She hit the ball with more power and consistency and had better movement.
I think if she'd been playing all the tournaments during the lock down like everyone else, I don't think she'd have needed a wild card for Wimbledon or have to do qualifying for the USO, put it that way. I think she'd be way above rank 22 now.
Her results for the 6 tournaments she did play this year before the USO are pretty good. She got to the 4th round of Wimbledon, then she got to 2 quarterfinals and 1 final. So in 4 of the 6 she did really well considering they were her first ever.
@@miketols5420 Yup, I looked up her recent record today and agree with your assessment. She just hit the pro tour with guns blazing.
Indian Wells should have a great field even if Osaka of Barty don't show up. I believe Barty has already returned to Australia and the last I saw, Osaka is unlikely to attend as she's going through a fragile time right now. I like Naomi but she needs to grow up a bit more.
When two teenagers can outclass the whole field at the US Open, I'd say a new standard of behavior has been set. Two kids showing maturity, personality and highly competitive tennis.
@@Rick9482 Oh, Barty isn't attending? That's interesting. If that's the case, I can imagine they'd be desperate to have Emma there.
Osaka. It's an odd one. It's tough if you're getting no joy from winning. I know there was an odd interview where she said the press should feel privileged to talk to her, which was bloody weird. But she's crying in the interview like it's the end of her world but shows up at the Met Gala like it hadn't taken place. Sponsors to satisfy no doubt.
On Emma, yeah, like you said, she seemed to go into the tours and enjoy them. Got a few wins under her belt along the way and even had a taste of a final. But then to go from that to what she did in the open is still mind-boggling and remarkable!
@@miketols5420 The Barty thing isn't confirmed at all.
I think Emma winning the Open is making everyone do a rethink about scheduling. Even Fernandez has become a factor because of her important victories at the Open.
Indian Wells should be interesting with who's there and who's not there.
@@Rick9482 Okay, so Barty has dropped out of Indian Wells after all.
And Emma's been given a wild card. Wiki says she's going to be seeded 19th there.
This girl is like Sunshine 🔅
Thanks for the uploads Jenny!! Can you upload Ryabkina's interviews from Us open 2021 if there are any?
what a GREAT BRIT
My heroine!
senyumnya menyebar ke sekeliling
Well done. You are an ace Emma.
truly a story fit for Hollywood but people would say it couldn't happen
Hollywood did one but “Rocky” style ...ie lost in the final.
A class in every sense
so beautiful smile.😀😀😀😀😀
I like the way she is respectful of her opponents. When the TV interviewer mispronounced Maria Sakkari's name Emma gently corrected him! She is a class act, I sincerely hope that fame and fortune will not spoil her.
Even more amusing given that the interviewer is a former top 5 player himself!
By the way, In Greece it is pronounced with the emphasis on the first syllable, so the interviewer did not mispronounce Sakkari. In Greece this how they pronounce it. It was Emma Raducanu who pronounced it in the only way she herself would recognize it, with the emphasis on the second syllable.
@@masseycat7 Wow, thanks for that!
@@masseycat7 Thanks, I am schooled. Sometimes we assume the most common is correct when it's not.
The TV interviewer Tim Henman is an ex pro, they both know who she is the just pronounce it differently, Tim pronounces in a more natural British way
Emma is valuable Asia precious ruby.
Tennis wise her game was always there. I guess she improved her physicality after SW19
She did improve her stamina, but more importantly she got match practice in the 3 weeks before qualifying started. This may be odd to say since she won The US Open, but she's still on a learning curve. However now she'll never have to play qualifying rounds again, those tournaments where she's not automatically qualified by her world ranking, would grant her wildcard entry in a nanosecond.
She wasn't physically prepared for wimbledon - last minute wild card, just had her A level exams, but still managed 4th round in her 1st professional tournament (which is already such a feat).
Great.👏👏🙏
That megawatt smile....
și Bianca Andreescu a cistigat up Open în 2019, dar pina la un an nimeni nu se atinge de punctele tale, apoi începe pierderea de puncte dacă ești învins de jucătorii cu care ai cistigat slemul, și la orce turneu dacă ești pe pierdere de scor la fel, de aceea Bianca desii are 150de meciuri și doar 50de infringeri a ajuns pe un loc inferior ptr ca a și fost învinsă , rar dar a fost învinsă, asa se intimpla la orce jucător de șlem după un an orcit de bine ar juca, ptr ca exista un circuit în care coborosul și urcușul este în permanenta depinde de cit de mult joci și capeți experienta în continuare, Andreescu a învins o pe Serena Williams la up Open, deși a m ai pierdut multe puncte nu a întrerupt turneele joaca continuu, desii are doar 21 de ani, miine cred ca va fi un meci activ și interesant între Emma și Bianca, doua cistigatoare de Up Open! 🤗🤗
va doresc succes, cistigatoare lor de Up Open, Emma cu rădăcini din România și China și Bianca cu rădăcini pur Românești, încă o data sa aveți succes, ptr ca în acest caž nu este loc de părtinire! 🤗👍🤗👍
Wonderful athlete and a great accent!
She’s perfect
Got A's in economics and math, both of those help with her tennis...!
She is like Henin with a double handed backhand.
no way, Henin has one of the best single handed back hand in the game!
Pride! At long last a British female tennis star who actually has all the tools for long term success. Now a proven winner!
Definitely doable.
She is a jurno dream. Speaks in English, Mandarin
Thankfully not Indian!
And Romanian
Emma cred ca se va mindri și cind o avea 80 de ani doar cu acel șlem, eu sincer sa spun, și cred ca nu va m ai cistiga nici măcar o cupa de 250Wta, nu știu de ce, dar sint prea multe jucătoare chiar apte actualmente ptr mult mai mult, cu părere de rău spun acest lucru, dar asa vad eu lucrurile! 🤗
The most beautiful woman I ever laid eyes on . B
👍 luck 🎱 💫
Surely Emma will reach a Wimbledon final unlike Tim, then Henman Hill can be renamed Raducanu Ridge 😀
Romanian Ridge.
On the subject, wasn't the area renamed Murray Mound? He did win the tournament, unlike Henman who couldn't reach the final.
@@paulweir5031 Considering Andy won Wimbledon (Twice !!), I think the name Murray Mountain is more apt.
Too many pervert are here!
Complete one hit wonder....
Chris Nagle says that everyone in the UK is proud of her: well I am not, though I might be if she were British.
I'm guessing you know full well that she is, in fact, British.
I'm a little curious about which of the following you would consider British -
1. Mo Farah
2. Sean Connery
Sad...life must be tough for u
typical racist brexit voter
Right you are. How many know that she was born in Canada? Being British is having British blood and ancestry not papers from the office of immigration. London is already less than 50% British white and the same fate awaits the UK in due time. Dumb sellout politicians will fcuk it all.