Emma Raducanu's return to coach Mark Richardson is being tied to trust and a long-term connection. The move comes after her French Open exit and after a run of interrupted preparation, making the coaching call part of her attempt to rebuild through the clay season. The practical consequence is that Raducanu is committing to a steadier setup rather than another short-term change, with Roland Garros and the rest of the clay swing used as part of that rebuild.
Trust and a connection - why Raducanu rehired Richardson
BBC Sport Tennis
61d ago
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