Raducanu back in 'happy place' as US Open begins
Emma Raducanu says she is finally seeing the US Open as her “happy place” as she returns to the scene of her fairytale New York victory.
Emma Raducanu says she is finally seeing the US Open as her “happy place” as she returns to the scene of her fairytale New York victory.
With the US Open starting on Sunday, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz are the men to beat, while Aryna Sabalenka aims for a women’s title defence that no-one has managed since 2014.
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British number one Jack Draper says he feels “ready to go” at the US Open despite still feeling the effects of a painful arm injury.
Two-time champion Venus Williams says being back playing at the US Open – at the age of 45 – never gets old.
Novak Djokovic believes there is “room for improvement” regarding the prize money available to players at the four Grand Slams.
Emma Raducanu says she would like to see Wimbledon follow the US Open’s lead in creating an innovative mixed doubles tennis event featuring the sport’s superstars.
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Francesca Jones reaches the US Open for the first time in her career as she defeats Arianne Hartono in the third qualifying round.
World number ones Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner will begin their US Open title defences from Sunday in New York, and you can follow the action at BBC Sport.