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Former British number one Laura Robson has backed young
tennis sensation Emma Raducanu's decision not to compete in the upcoming
French Open.
The second Grand Slam of the year is set to be played from
May 26 to June 09 in the French capital city of Paris where players from all over
the world will participate to showcase their skills.
Britain’s tennis star Raducanu recently announced that she
will not participate in the upcoming French Open after not being granted a direct
qualification to the main round.
The 21-year-old announced her decision in a statement
that she will miss the mega-event to focus on her fitness ahead of the grass season
on home soil.
“It’s important for me to keep laying on the foundations and
I will use the time to do a healthy block before the grass and subsequent
hard-court seasons to give myself a chance to keep fit for the rest of the
year,” said Raducanu in a statement.
Robson was recently quoted in a report, in which she stated that the move makes sense because going through a qualifying round can be challenging
for any player, especially for someone who has recently returned to full
fitness.
Emma Raducanu recently announced that she will not take part in the upcoming French Open.
“I can see exactly what her thinking is,” she said. “You’ve
got a really big run of tournaments coming up if you are looking to play every
week on the grass and you have to make sure your body is as ready as possible.
She knows that’s a surface she can do really well on.
“Going to Paris, playing qualies, being a bit rushed trying
to play the whole grass season… you want to make sure you are 100 per-cent
ready to go.
“You are waiting around for wildcard announcements and
knowing she wasn’t going to get into the main draw, it’s an easy decision to
just take a reset and go straight to the grass.”
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- That means all the quality women players will not be participating. Therefore, Iga is all that is remaining and she should have joined them.crissy26-07-2024
- She has been getting many things lately since hiring Brad Gilbert as a coach, including cupcake draws.crissy26-07-2024
- leave her alone - she's not strong enough physically - and with the disproportionate amount of attention she is being destroyed mentally as well.Juliet20-07-2024
- oh no mention of the absence of Belinda Bencic - she is the defending Gold medalistJuliet20-07-2024
- What about the current womens Olympic Gold medallist - Belinda Bencic? she will be missing - not worth a mention? hmmm....Juliet20-07-2024
