- Tim Henman has advised Emma Raducanu to prioritise improving her physicality to compete effectively with top-ranked players, as she heads to Indian Wells.
- Raducanu's season has been turbulent, marked by a foot injury, a coaching change with Francisco Roig, and illness, despite reaching a final in Romania.
- Henman noted that Raducanu's physical strength is not yet at the level of players like Aryna Sabalenka or Iga Swiatek, suggesting she needs to close this gap.
- Regarding coaching, Raducanu is being assisted by Mark Petchey for Indian Wells, with Henman questioning her frequent coaching changes and suggesting she might be better off without a permanent coach.
- Jack Draper is also competing at Indian Wells, defending his title after a significant injury layoff due to a bone bruise, with Henman stressing the importance of patience and staying injury-free for his long-term recovery.
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Tim Henman reveals one thing Emma Raducanu must improve to climb back to the top
