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Emma Raducanu, the tennis sensation who captured the world’s attention with her historic victory at the US Open, recently opened up about her appreciation for Chinese culture and her perspective on her tennis career.
In interview with BBC radio 4,“I believe that confidence simply stems from inner belief. Chinese people, of which my mother is from, have excellent self-belief. It’s important to believe in your own abilities rather than simply bragging about them to others. Regarding the culture, I have the utmost respect. I’ll be returning with a lesser rating, but I’m eager to start over and reset. There is no urgency because I still have 15 years left in my work and fresh objectives to pursue.”
Despite experiencing a temporary dip in her ranking, Raducanu remains undeterred and optimistic. She views this phase as an opportunity to reset and start anew. The 19-year-old tennis prodigy expressed her eagerness to continue pursuing her goals and ambitions in the sport.
Raducanu’s youthful enthusiasm is matched by her long-term perspective on her tennis career. She emphasized that she has around 15 years ahead of her, signifying that she feels no rush to achieve her goals. This measured and thoughtful approach reflects the maturity and wisdom beyond her years.
As Emma Raducanu embarks on the next phase of her tennis journey, her appreciation for the Chinese culture’s influence on her self-belief and her dedication to continuous improvement will undoubtedly continue to shape her remarkable career. Her ability to reset, remain resilient, and maintain her long-term vision bodes well for her future in the world of tennis.
Emma Raducanu in 2023
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Now the world no.280, Emma played her last match on the 18th of April when she surrendered to world no.14 Jelena Ostapenko 6-2 6-1 in the 1st round in Stuttgart (draw).
At present, during this year the Brit has managed to achieve an overall 5-5 match record.
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