After a fairy-tale game in the second week of his SW19 debut, the British teenager was forced to withdraw from the last 16 games against Alja Tomljanovic on Monday night due to breathing difficulties.
Radukanu later explained in a social media post on Tuesday that “the whole experience caught up” with her, and after some fierce rebound at the end of the first set, she began to “breathe heavily and feel dizzy”.
“The medical team advised me not to continue. Although not being able to finish my Wimbledon on the court feels like the hardest thing in the world, my physical condition is not good enough to continue,” the 18-year-old World Said. No333.
Raducanu later said in an interview with the BBC that she “don’t know” what caused these breathing difficulties.
She commented that this may be “everything that happened behind the scenes in the past week and the accumulation of excitement and buzz.”
She added: “Next time, I hope I can be better prepared.”
Raducanu-She wore an English football shirt during an interview with the BBC before the Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark in Wembley on Wednesday with Denmark-now receiving a message of enthusiastic support from Rashford, he tells He had a similar one-off experience with the Youth International in England.
Rashford wrote on Twitter: “This happened in the U16 game against Wales where I played for the national team.”
“I remember it to this day. Without any explanation, it never happened again. You should be very proud of yourself.
“The country is proud of you. I’m glad to read that you feel better. Forward and upward.”
