Raducanu cherche à trouver la clé lors de la tournée sur gazon : "Il s'agit plus de discipline que de motivation"

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Emma Raducanu makes her debut this very afternoon at the WTA 500 de Queen’s, a place that brings her good memories from the past. Now she needs to create new moments of happiness to leave behind a season that has been a nightmare.

Seven wins is what Emma Raducanu has collected in these first five months of the calendar, although the last one can only be found back at Indian Wells. Between defeats and injuries, we haven't been able to enjoy the British player's tennis, who has now chosen to bring back Andrew Richardson to the team, her coach during that 2021 US Open. In an interview with the BBC from the tournament itself, we listen to the Englishwoman with much caution and a special sparkle in her eyes, with the desire to turn this situation around as soon as possible. Will the WTA de Queen’s be the place where history begins to smile upon her? Her goal, before thinking about victories, is to go through the process.

Emma Raducanu, happy to play at home again

“It's fantastic to play again in my home tournament; I love being here, being able to be at home and compete in a tournament is very rare, it practically only happens once a year. It's a very special feeling and, of course, playing at home, in front of the local crowd, is a unique experience. I am looking forward to enjoying it to the fullest.”

A 2026 season full of setbacks

“It hasn't been the easiest start of the year, and we're already halfway through the season. The only thing I can do is keep working every day, regardless of whether you feel good or bad, you have to try to be consistent, show up every day, and continue putting yourself in a position to improve. That's what I've been doing; I don't know when it will be reflected, but I'm working to achieve it.”

Is Emma Raducanu still enjoying tennis?

“I don't think it's necessary to enjoy it all the time. Like in any job, you don't wake up every day feeling it will be a great day. The important thing is to do the best you can with what you have that day. If you only have 10% of energy, try to turn that 10% into the best 10% possible. There will be days when you wake up at 100% and feel amazing. It's more about discipline than motivation.”

Andrew Richardson's return to the team, her first coach

“We get along very well; he has known me since I was little. I trust him completely, and he believes in me too; we have simply been working hard and having fun along the way. The goal is to make the most of each day and focus on what we can control. Andrew is not obsessed with results or the final outcome; he always brings me back to the process, to the daily work, for him, that's the most important thing.”

Emma Raducanu appreciates Maja Chwalinska's role at Roland Garros

“It's very rare for someone to come from qualifying and reach a final, so she did an incredible job. I was very happy to see her play so well; the way she grew throughout the tournament was impressive, and it will surely give her a lot of confidence in the future. These things don't happen often in tennis, so it was special to see her enjoy and have fun. What I achieved in 2021 was something that no one has repeated so far, but there is still a long time, and someone could achieve it. If I could do it, others can too.”

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