Former US Open champion Emma Raducanu has raised concerns over her fitness as she prepares for the grass-court season, admitting that she is still struggling with back spasms.
🔴 Key Highlights:
- Raducanu suffered back spasms during her Australian Open preparations, and the issue recurred in Strasbourg last month.
- She took two days off after her French Open exit, but her grass-court training was interrupted by another back spasm.
- Despite the injury, Raducanu will compete in both singles and doubles, teaming up with Katie Boulter for the first time.
- She has “pretty low expectations” for Queen’s Club, acknowledging that her preparation has been limited.
📢 Raducanu’s Statement:
- “I’ve been managing my back for the last few weeks now, and it’s something that comes and goes. I just have to deal with it and keep doing the right things.”
⚠️ Strategic Impact:
- Raducanu’s injury raises concerns about her Wimbledon prospects, as she continues to struggle with fitness issues.
- Her return to working with former coach Nick Cavaday could help her navigate the challenges ahead.
👉 What do you think? Will Raducanu overcome her injury struggles this season? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
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