Emma Raducanu withdraws from the German open sparking injuries fear for Wimbledon
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Emma Raducanu has withdrawn from the German Open.
The Brit would be the Berlin tennis Tournament from next Wednesday, June 18.
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The 22-year-old, however, pulled himself out of the event as a precaution to let her rest back Wimbledon.
On Friday Raducanu was beaten from Queen’s in the quarter-final phase in straight sets 6-2, 6-4 by Chinese no. 1 Seed Qinwen Zheng.
Raducanu, now arranged as the British No. 1, revealed that she was struggling with back pain since playing in Strasbourg in May, where she was eliminated in the last 16.
She said: “I have been struggling with my back since Strasbourg, and it has just been something that has been on and off.
“I have managed it pretty well in recent weeks, but I think that as the week progresses and I now played five games, even if two were double, I think it just tests.
“And I just felt it as the load goes up. They took me off the court and stuck it to give me some extra stability, and some painkillers.
“It has been hanging in recent weeks and I have had problems before. It’s just a vulnerability of mine. I know I have to take good care of it.”
The former American open champion actually broke one Little known rule during her defeat against Zheng.
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While her opponent took a long break to change her footwear, Raducanu was seen who practiced her portions.
In addition, she broke a rule, with players who are only allowed to practice, serves for a match.
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Despite the exit of Raducanu from Berlin, the tournament is still full of high -ranking players.
Among them are world no. 1 Aryna Sabalenka and French Open Champion Coco Gauff.
The only player who is missing in the top 10 ladies singles players in the world is five-time Grand SLAM champion Iga Swiatek, who is out because of discomfort in her shoulder.
However, Raducanu is expected to play in Eastbourne later this month.
Wimbledon then starts on June 30.
She has not yet passed the fourth round in SW19.
But Raducanu gets the chance to win a new and improved prize pool after the prize money for the winner for the winner has risen to £ 3 million.
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