Overview
- Emma Raducanu has confirmed she will continue her informal coaching arrangement with Mark Petchey on a week-to-week basis.
- The partnership yielded positive results, including a quarter-final run at the Miami Open, and is centered on trust and familiarity.
- Raducanu withdrew from recent events, including the Billie Jean King Cup and a Rouen tournament, to rest and complete a 10-day training block with Petchey in Los Angeles.
- She emphasizes balancing performance goals with personal well-being, focusing on enjoyment and reducing external scrutiny.
- Raducanu is set to make her clay-court season debut at the Madrid Open, with Petchey providing tactical and mental support.