Raducanu to Miss U.S. Open Due to Leg Injury
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Raducanu to Miss U.S. Open Due to Leg Injury

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Emma Raducanu, the 2021 U.S. Open champion, will not participate in this year’s tournament as she continues to recover from a stress fracture in her right leg. The injury initially forced her withdrawal from Wimbledon.

The 23-year-old pulled out of Wimbledon on the eve of the competition, after previously stating she planned to play through what she described as a “lower leg niggle” during a news conference. She has not competed or practiced since that announcement and will now miss the final Grand Slam event of the year to focus on her recuperation.

The source states Raducanu reached the final of Queen’s, but does not provide further details about this achievement. The primary reason for her absence from both Wimbledon and now the U.S. Open is the ongoing management of the stress fracture in her right leg.

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