Overview

• The man’s name was flagged during a post-incident sweep of Wimbledon’s public ballot, and organisers removed his application before any tickets were reallocated.
• Dubai police issued the man a restraining order after he followed Raducanu to tournaments in Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Doha and Dubai, where she was left in tears during her second-round match.
• Raducanu says she now feels wary in public and has increased her personal security since the February stalking ordeal.
• Britain’s No. 2 Katie Boulter has reported social media abuse and being followed in London, highlighting a wider pattern of harassment against female tennis players.
• Tournament organisers say they will deploy police, military personnel and fixated threat specialists for the June 30 start as part of reinforced security arrangements.