mma Raducanu said she felt “much better” after retiring in shock Wimbledon -Added that she was forced to withdraw from the game because her debut experience “catch up” with her.
The teen star confirmed that she had difficulty breathing and felt dizzy on the court on Monday night-which meant that she was “not in good health to continue” and finished the game.
The 18-year-old tennis player said that the decision to quit was “the hardest thing in the world.”
In a statement on Twitter, she wrote: “I want everyone to know that I feel better this morning. This week I played the best tennis of my life in front of an amazing audience. I think the whole experience Have caught up with me.
“At the end of the first set, after some super intense rallies, I started to breathe heavily and feel dizzy. The medical team advised me not to continue, even though I couldn’t finish my Wimbledon on the court. It felt like the best in the world. Hard thing, but my physical condition is not good enough to continue.”
Raducanu continued: “I want to thank the people who cheered for me every game. I really want to win for you!”
“Last night was a great help in helping me understand how to perform at the top. I will cherish everything we have achieved together this week and come back with a stronger attitude! Can’t wait to see what happens on my next journey.”
Female student Raducanu (Raducanu) was forced to retire due to breathing difficulties in the second set clash with Australian Ajla Tomljanovic on Monday. She played at Wimbledon. The wonderful performance ended on Monday.
She paid tribute to Tomljanovic and added: “I want to congratulate Aguila for his outstanding performance and I am sorry that our game ended in this way.”
In an interview with the BBC, Raducanu said that she “don’t know” what caused her breathing difficulties.
She said this may be “a combination of everything that happened behind the scenes in the past week and the accumulation of excitement and buzz. Next time, I hope I can be better prepared.”
The star said that this experience will not have a negative impact on her Wimbledon tennis tournament, adding: “This is the best week of my life.”
The player said that she hadn’t seen her parents yet-but she had already talked to them to “assure” her parents that she was okay.
Wearing an England jersey, she predicted that the Three Lions will win 2-1 in the European Cup against Denmark tomorrow.
People have high hopes that the star is the youngest British woman to enter the second week of SW19 in the Open era, and she can win again last night against Tom Llanovic, who is ranked 75th.
But in the second set, Raducanu had obvious breathing difficulties. After consulting the coach and doctor, she took a medical timeout and thought she could not continue.
Last night, the teenager did not attend the press conference and did not give any explanation as to the cause of her breathing problems. It is speculated that she may have a panic attack or hyperventilation due to pressure to appear in court.
Earlier on Tuesday, former British No. 1 Anne Keothavong assured fans that A-Level student Raducanu “will be fine.”
At the BBC breakfast meeting this morning, Kitavon, who was sitting next to Radukanu’s parents (Ian and Renee) on the court, said that she saw Radukanu leaving Wimbledon last night and she was “okay. “.
Keothavong said: “She’s fine, she will be fine. I saw her leave the club last night. It is a difficult situation for her. But she will be fine.”
The tennis player and broadcaster said that the teenager’s parents found the final minutes of the game ugly.
“This is no easy task,” Keothavong said. “Her parents are sitting nearby, and her mother wants to see her. It’s hard for parents to see their children in this uncomfortable state. They just want to give her the best.”
Raducanu’s overnight star power apparently prompted a change in the usual schedule. Her game was ranked third in the first game instead of the second, which was the regular schedule before the quarterfinals on Tuesday.
This means that when the game started under the roof, it was already 8 o’clock in the evening. After an anxious day waiting to play, the expectant crowd was ready to cheer for the new home star.
It is understood that the time is affected by the broadcast request. Due to the delay, the game was broadcast during prime time on BBC One.
The Wimbledon Tennis Open today’s match schedule said: “We regret to see Emma was forced to withdraw from her match last night and wish her all the best with her recovery. She is at Wimbledon Biweekly The composure and maturity shown in the game should be commended, and we look forward to welcoming her back to Wimbledon next year and the next few years.
“In terms of the schedule, as always, the daily order of the British Championships is a complicated operation. Although we are very careful in arranging matches and allocating venues every day, it is not an exact science.
“All decisions are made based on fairness and the best interests of the game, the players, the audience and our global broadcast audience, but the length of the game and the unpredictability of the UK weather may and will cause any schedule interruption.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, BBC commentator John McEnroe was criticized on social media because he concluded that Radukanu could not cope with the situation and linked her withdrawal to Naomi Osaka’s mental health. The problems are mixed up.
McEnroe said on the BBC: “I feel sorry for Emma. It seems a bit too much, which is understandable, especially the things we have been talking about in the past six weeks. Naomi Osaka is not even here. How much can the player bear? I hope she can learn from this experience.”
Perhaps it is not ashamed that this happened when she was 18 years old. I think, seeing this, the expectation is lowered a bit, let her take a few deep breaths. She will now get some good wild cards in the event. “
When asked about McEnroe’s comments, Tomglianovic said: “I’m not 100% sure what happened to Emma. The first thing I want to say is that I can’t imagine when she was 18 years old, Play the fourth round in your home country.”
“Let him say that, it is absolutely harsh. I have experienced similar things, but not to that level. I can’t imagine how she must quit. Behind 6-4 3-0, you can recover quickly. , Especially on the grass. She had to do that, it was really sad.”
Despite the disappointing ending, for Raducanu, it was two weeks of her career, and her ranking will rise from the current 338 to 175.
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