Emma Raducanu: Piano with gran made me realise I had to make changes
Playing the piano and painting with her grandmother in China in September, Emma Raducanu suddenly realised that changes were required. No one can ever take away the fact that she is the first, and still the only, qualifier in tennis history to win a grand-slam singles title but the strained ligaments in her foot had given yet another indication that her path since the 2021 US Open has been littered with mistakes.
“After the Korea Open [where she retired in the quarter-finals] I had some good time to think,” Raducanu recalls as she sits at the LTA’s National Tennis Centre to reflect on her season.
“I was in China for a few days to see my grandma and it was nice to just have some
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