Emma Raducanu finds her tennis — and some levity — after fixated behavior ordeal in Dubai
Raducanu's Miami Open run saw her benefit from a change in environment, as well as having familiar faces in her coaching box.
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Is padel the new tennis? Inside the ‘addictive’ game taking over Dubai’s sporting scene
Padel’s growing presence in Dubai ... tennis and squash, has experienced exponential growth in recent years, becoming what Arif described as “addictive.” Padel reportedly originated in 1969 when ...
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Emma Raducanu ‘couldn’t see the ball through tears’ and ‘could barely breathe’ during Dubai incident involving ‘fixated’ man
British tennis star Emma ... soon after what happened in Dubai, but I’m glad I made the decision to come here and I’m loving being here. I’m happy on the court.” ...
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Tsitsipas feeling refreshed after Dubai success with 'mystery' racket
"These are the things we're fighting for as professional tennis ... court game was no longer a threat to opponents and losses against unheralded players began to mount, but changing his racket for ...
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Jack Draper’s Doha high leads to Dubai bye
Jack Draper, Britain’s rising tennis ... career-high ranking as world no. 12. Citing the need to prioritize recovery, Draper ...
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Yuki Bhambri joins Indian tennis greats with Dubai triumph
Mahesh Bhupathi and Sania Mirza as winners of the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. Crowd favourites Bhambri and Australia’s Alexei Popyrin edged out second seeds Harri Heliovaara of Finland ...