Emma Raducanu has admitted that she finds it difficult to trust because she has been “burned” since her remarkable US Open Triumph.
The British tennis Star, 22, is inside Rome And will accept the Maya joint of Australia in the first round of the Italian open later today.
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Raducanu works again with Mark Petchey in Italy, after being reunited with the Andy MurrayThe former coach who together follows a stint in 2020.
The World No49 is also accompanied in Rome by Jane O’donoghue, the 42-year-old who often visited Raducanu during her career.
Prior to her Italian open first round, Raducanu thought about her sense of independence.
The US Open Champion 2021 said: “I am someone who loves things for myself and it takes a lot for me to open.
“I really didn’t really open to many people in my life, really, but those I really trust, I do.
“And the thing is with me, as soon as I let someone in, I let them in completely and I give so much for it and I am burned a few times.
“A few people I really trusted have surprised me, but I think that’s life, and I still have some great people around me that I really trust, and I am working on it.
“I mean, part of me doesn’t like to talk too much about problems because it makes a bigger problem.
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“So I think I now learn to just accept the day as it comes and just choose discipline above how I feel.”
Prior to reunification with Petchey, Raducanu worked briefly with Vlado Slopenik earlier this year.
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Slosik was the seventh coach that Raducanu used since winning the US Open.
In February she became the target of a stalker in Dubai.
After being approached in a restaurant for the previous day, a visibly distracting Raducanu hid behind the referee’s chair when the man was removed from the stands.
“I was so sheltered”
The British NO2 expanded with her struggles to open and said: “In the last few years it has been very difficult for me to trust new people, especially those who have not necessarily known me from the years before the American open open.
“I just notice that I now use those people I have known, and I would say that my circle is smaller than ever. And I was so sheltered.
“Until 6 pm I was just with my parents, they helped me with everything, as if nothing could touch me.
“Suddenly everyone came afterwards and I was burned a lot, whether that is professional or personal. Now I am just like very Knox with whom I let in.”
Raducanu also admitted that she wants that Continue with her studies.
During her pause of tennis fed by Covid in 2020, Raducanu earned two A-levels-it-out of an A* in mathematics and an A in economy.
She said: “Whether I will take my third A level and go into a diploma, I am not sure. But I feel that in that feeling of my life I need a kind of pressure and adrenaline.
“I think it will be a good escape because I grow up, I always had tennis when escaping studying and studying as an escape from tennis.
“So it wasn’t just my whole life and my whole personality was dependent on this one thing.”
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