Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu was seen among the spectators at the Wimbledon semifinal match between Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner. The British star showed her love for tennis, taking the opportunity to visit the tournament during her weeks in London as she prepares for her return to the courts.
The 22-year-old Brit was also spotted a couple of weeks prior watching Carlos Alcaraz play Roberto Bautista Agut in the Queen's Club Championships semifinals, just a few kilometers from central London, where Raducanu resides. At that time, she was recovering from an injury and out of competition. She attended to watch Alcaraz just days after they were announced as a mixed doubles partnership for the US Open.
Raducanu's visit to Alcaraz's match sparked speculation among some media outlets and on social media about more than just a friendship between the Brit and the Spaniard, though she later clarified that they are only friends.
Raducanu was eliminated from Wimbledon in the third round by Aryna Sabalenka. However, she took advantage of her stay in the city to visit another Alcaraz match a few days later – this time in the fourth round against Andrey Rublev – which only fueled rumors that they were supposedly dating.
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Today, the Brit once again appeared in the Wimbledon crowd, but not specifically to watch Alcaraz – who had triumphed earlier against Taylor Fritz – but rather to see Novak Djokovic face Jannik Sinner. Television broadcasts captured Emma among the spectators during the first set, amidst the crowd, in a tight opening to the match that leaned in Jannik Sinner's favor 6-3.
Emma Raducanu watching the Jannik Sinner & Novak Djokovic men's Wimbledon Semi-Final today. pic.twitter.com/GMI745GP9p
— Gary H (@CCT157175) July 11, 2025
Emma raducanu in the house #Wimbledon pic.twitter.com/JzzHbuBUFx
— Yash Rathi (@YashRathi1845) July 11, 2025
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