Katie Boulter Drops hints about the future of Emma Raducanu Doubles Partnership – after ‘Boultercanu’ Duo was eliminated at Queen’s

Katie Boulter has offered tennis fans a hint about the future of its doubles with Emma Raducanu After the partnership debuted at Queen this week – before her partner sent a targeted message to the court.

The British NO1 and NO2 -who have changed place in the ranking after Boulter’s three -Sets defeat against the fifth seed Diana SHNAIDER exchanged on Thursday afternoon -worked together for the inaugural company of the WTA 500 event in West -London.

‘Boultercanu’ was able to win their first game and claims Raducanu’s first victory in the format, against Wu Fang-Hsien and Jiang Xinyu on Monday afternoon.

But after being pulled against the first seeds in it in Routliffe and Lyudmyla Kichenok in the second round, the journey of the couple through the tournament came an abrupt end to their 6-2, 7-5 defeat.

However, after he had lost from Shnaider, Boulter fans wanted to reassure that they had not seen the last of the link.

The 28-year-old also opened the plans of the duo for Wimbledon At the end of the month.

Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter could still work together again in the near future

Boulter wanted to emphasize how much she liked to play with the former US Open Champion

Raducanu had never won a double match – and only played the size earlier on the Tour

“I think it’s really fun to play,” Boulter said when he was asked about her double progress. ‘I personally always have a smile on my face in double, because I just like to play.

‘I feel that there is much less stress. I think I am much more relaxed about it, because I don’t put that much stress on myself.

‘I had a great time with Emma this week. I am sure we will do it at some point. I am not sure when, but at some point I am sure we will do that.

“I don’t know about (at Wimbledon). Maybe we will find out a little later if we do that or not. It is currently not in the plans. ‘

Later in the afternoon, the newly crowned British No1 Raducanu was happy to share her joy in the future of the partnership and write ‘Long Live Boultercanu’ on the camera after her Straight sets had won against Rebeccca Sramkova.

“To be honest, it was actually a real challenge for me today, because I am not used to playing double, and I lost the game yesterday, and I was really upset, and I really felt that I was out of this tournament,” Raducanu said after the game.

‘So to get myself fired for this was really difficult, but I am really happy that I was able to get myself through here.

Raducanu wrote ‘Long Live Boultercanu’ on a camera after beating Rebecca Sramkova that day

“I really want to play with Katie again in the future, and perhaps over the grass, but certainly in the future.”

After their match in the first round, both Boulter and Raducanu were exuberant about their budding partnership, in which the latter emphasized how much the double experience of the former hair had put at ease.

“I was actually very nervous before the competition,” said Raducanu. “I don’t know if Katie can see it. But probably more nervous than the singles, because I just didn’t really know what to do, but I am really happy once we got there.

“Katie made sure that I felt so comfortable, and I’m just so happy to win a victory on the board.”