Emma Raducanu to Compete at Indian Wells Following Dubai Incident

The former US Open champion will receive enhanced security after a man exhibiting 'fixated behavior' was removed during her recent match in Dubai.

Emma Raducanu will return to the court next week at Indian Wells, her first tournament since the Dubai Championships incident involving a man displaying concerning behavior.
The man, who approached Raducanu in a public café and later appeared in the stands during her match, has been banned from WTA tournaments and received a restraining order.
Raducanu initially filed a complaint but later chose to drop charges after the man signed an agreement to maintain distance from her.
Organizers at Indian Wells and Miami have arranged enhanced security for Raducanu, including up to five additional security personnel and oversight by a former US Secret Service agent.
Raducanu, ranked 55th, will travel with her fitness trainer and a temporary coach as she continues her search for a permanent coaching arrangement.