‘As long as this takes’ Emma Raducanu doubts her comeback after another injury

Number 12 of the World Emma Raducanu made another bad debut in the first round match as he was forced to retire in the middle of the match Bianca Andreescu ongoing 2022 Italian Open. Emma was following 2019 US Open Champions 2-6 had to throw in the towel at 1-2 and retired mid-game for his second season.

Emma had voiced her doubts about playing at the Italian Open after pushing herself in a third-round defeat at the Italian Open. 2022 Madrid Open He announced last week that he has back problems. However, Brit showed up in Rome and was ready to challenge for the title, but it didn’t happen as she failed to complete her first round match.

“I think the last few weeks have been really positive. I learned a lot about myself and my game has definitely improved on this surface. But no matter how long it takes, I need to make sure my back is completely straight. I just have to keep going. I don’t want to play my next game with a sense of limitation because I think I’ve learned my lesson from this week, when to push and when not to push. Probably not true today.

“I thought maybe if I took a day or two off, it would go away because many of the other minor issues I had were gone after I took two days off. Then I came here and I was training, but it didn’t get any better. I was training with some restrictions. I wasn’t really moving, just where the ball was going to land. I was playing where I knew, just staying in a corner.” Emma said in comments reported by Eurosport.

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‘I didn’t really know how bad it was’ Emma Raducanu in back injury

Emma He has been battling injuries throughout the season, and the injury in Rome has taught the young Brits lessons on how to take care of his body while playing regularly at Tour events. Since this is Emma’s first full season on the Tour, she gradually understands how to manage her workload to stay fit and fit.

“I guess I must have underestimated the unpredictability of competition in a match, you have to react… Bianca great player. He will not give up and throw the ball at you. I didn’t know how bad it was until I got there. I’m still learning when it’s okay to strain and strain my body and when it’s not. I guess that’s something I learned in these tournaments. The difference is that I probably do it in bigger tournaments, not smaller ones.” completed 2021 US Open champion.

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