“If I hadn’t had that wildcard first at Wimbledon who knows what would have happened later in the United States. I think life is a collection of ‘butterfly effect’ events and there are lots of little moments where you don’t know what will happen.”
As a Slam winner, Emma Raducanu could take part in the next Paris Olympics thanks to a wildcard which, however, the Briton decided to refuse, to think about the next tournaments on the WTA Tour. And receiving some harsh criticism for her choice (senseless, considering she made a very wise choice, in my opinion. Here you can read what I think about).
“For me it was quite clear from the beginning, I am very determined and I want to do things at my own pace and in my own way, not like a diva, but giving priority to my body and my health. If I am in shape and if I give I have 100% knowledge that great things can come, but at the moment I feel like I can’t afford to put any more stress on my body and take any more risks, especially given my recent history with injuries,” she explained to The Express.
Her words were quite clear with Raducanu who clarified – also given the recent stuped controversies generated by her haters – the reasons for the withdrawal…
