Emma Raducanu will put all her effort into being ready to compete at the upcoming Australian Open despite her ankle injury. The British sensation got injured last week in Auckland when she rolled her ankle. Emma left the court in tears, and there are some doubts about her participation in the first slam of the year.
Emma Raducanu was scheduled to practice on Monday in Melbourne for an hour. According to reports, Emma’s training lasted only half an hour, but the mood looked good.
I was lucky to be the only person watching and filming Emma #Raducanu’s first practice session since rolling her ankle. Here’s a little bit of the beginning. If you want me to post clips from the whole session later on, follow me or retweet. 🎾👍 #AO2023 #AustralianOpen #WTA pic.twitter.com/atavgbc0k8
— Todd Scoullar (@ToddScoullar) January 9, 2023
For those Emma Raducanu fans, I can confirm she hit the court today. Was scheduled for an hour practice, but only spent half an hour on court. Barely moved or put weight on her ankle, but seemed happy enough with her progress. #raducanu #AO2023 #AustralianOpen pic.twitter.com/hDxXzb9bna
— Todd Scoullar (@ToddScoullar) January 9, 2023
Emma Raducanu in 2023
LWWLWWLLWW Ranked world no.78, Emma played her last match on the 5th of January when she had to retire when playing against world no.134 Viktoria Kuzmova in the 2nd round and the scoreline was 0-6 7-5 0-0 .
Until now, during this year Emma has a 1-1 match record.
Raducanu is scheduled to compete next at the Australian Open (Australian Open). She will start from the main draw that will commence on the 16th of January.
