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Emma Raducanu’s coach defends tennis player’s work ethic after French open loss

Emma Raducanu Mark Petchey Tennis

Emma Raducanu's coach, Mark Petchey, has warned her that tennis has evolved significantly since her US Open win four years ago.
Raducanu was defeated by Iga Swiatek at the French Open, continuing a trend of losses against top-five players.
Petchey advises Raducanu to focus on closing the gap between herself and the best players, suggesting she may need a new coach if he isn't the best fit.
Petchey notes that changes in the game, such as heavier balls, make it harder for Raducanu, who isn't a big hitter, to compete on certain surfaces.
Petchey defends Raducanu's work ethic, dismissing claims that she doesn't work hard and emphasising her commitment to training.

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