Tu crois qu’elle a une chance contre Swiatek ? La c’est pas du tt le même niveau que noskova!

@@julien5460 pas de chance le match avec Swiatek. Raducanu a fait un bon retour mais Iga va stopper

@@Michalorc oui c’est ce que je pense aussi

@@Michalorc je pense que celles qui peuvent arrêter Iga c’est Elena et coco

Welp Emma will be knocked out next round!

Yup. I'd be happy if she takes Iga to 3 sets.

Already lowering expectations are we???

@@leahmurphy59 Against the World No 1, and currently ranked 303? It seems reasonable not to predict victory in that one.

She’ll give her a good battle for sure. She has a lot more self belief of herself at the moment.

​@@BenjWarrant I'd be happy if Emma doesn't get a bagel or bread stick. 😅

Second set she didn't keep the aggression up - kept playing the short balls hard but too short and on the slow surface that didn't work too well. If she's sorted that out then it would probably have been more like 6-2. Will need to fix that for Iga.

@@NamesAreRandomNoskova was doing a lot better on her service games so you’re not crediting her there. Emma was still playing well in the 2nd set.

Almost everyone can win against this Noskova. Emma Raducanu was lucky not to get Ostapenko in this tournament again. Ostapenko would have trashed her again like she did last time in this tournament.

ngl Emma didnt have to do much, this was not at the level of Rybakina vs Kudemetova today and even that wont be good enough against Iga at this tournament and surface

@@deusexmachina9776 you're funny. Wins are only because opponent was useless, never because of Emma. You have a one-tracked mind.

you're not entirely right, in the second set there was a completely unnecessary error that could have been crucial and cost Emma the whole match - that was at 3:4 and 30-40, when Emma missed an easy volley. If she had left the ball, it would have been a clear out and Emma led 5-3 and served ...

'hailed too early' ironic to say that about someone else when Emma herself is the biggest offender, after all a 4 match winning streak is nothing to right home about yet that is the most Emma won in more than 2 years. Against Iga, Noskova has been a better challenge, Emma loses straightforward to Iga

Noskova future number one, who said that? She is probably a future top 10 but number one, I don't know...there are just too many good young players, starting with Iga that is only 22 and then there is Coco Gauff that is 20 and let's not forget Mirra Andreeva that is only 16y but is already in the top 50.

@@teoc8124 they probably did. sports journalists do that all the time. ngl she has the game for it. at 19 she challenges Iga most than majority of top 10 players, she can also slice and drop shot and has power. the potential is there. Muguruza's former coach is coaching her i believe

@@deusexmachina9776 Fans, TV, sponsors are fed up with these constant matches between girls from the East... Tomorrow's match will have much more viewership, not only because Emma will play against the number one, but also because Emma gives signs of reborning . If she plays like she did in the last matches, she is at least a Top 20 player and she can be even better...

​@@axelltullup2638 You r being dishonest about the level of tennis Emma is playing, the bar is so low that someone as common as winning 4 matches is saying she is reborn and top 20 incoming when even someone outside top 50 is standard to win 4 matches in a row

I absolutely agree (despite rooting against her in this match but that's only because Lindy is bigger favorite for me than Emma) That USO victory was somewhat overachieving but her talent & potential are undeniable. I'm hoping that all the biggest talents realize their potential and then large group of potential WTA1000 and Slam-winners forms. I'd like some big 30 much more than some big 3!

@@marklar9156 Raducanu is like Ostapenko, they both won the Grand Slam at a very young age, however you have that stage where you experience losses and you keep entering in competitions to earn experience. Ostapenko built herself back up, after she was heavily critiqued for not being consistent after her French Open win. Hope Raducanu does the same 😊

It can be very hard match for both tennis stars.

What a bs comment. Winning against weak opponents is not a feat. Emma Raducanu isn't in the same league as most top 100 players. She is much weaker.

@@einarsd4 Returning from a series of injuries and surgeries is beyond our comprehension… I genuinely see her making good progress, steadily improving.

@@IrfanZuberi1980 She still is same weakling as she was before. Emma Raducanu would lose against most top 100 players. Emma Raducanu still has no top 10 wins and no number 1 wins. Noskova is far bigger challenge for 1ga Swiatek than Emma Raducanu. Emma Raducanu will never win any tournament, because she lacks fighter's instinct and mentality. She is too passive.

Well the crowd was very muted at the end too. Were they all rooting for Noskova? Usually there's big cheers for the winner. It was weird.

You are so delusional. She only won against out of form Kerber and very weak Noskova. If you think that it's good performance then you are delusional loser.

I didn’t see the full match but her serve does look quite nice in this HL, and I’m usually rather critical of her serve (for its terrible lack of pace)

@@bryanmartin5901 I saw quite a few of her service games and I was really surprised. Also the stats on her serve were amazing

Yeah she seems to have suddenly got her serve together.. I don’t know what changed (besides the injuries) because she’s spent months struggling on her serve and always being super vulnerable on her own service games to now holding her serve quite comfortably most of the time. She wasn’t broken at all yesterday

​@@crazycatpetera1404 it's called confidence 💪

Yep. 4 aces and 0 double faults in both Noskova and Kerber matches.

Why not? The amount of winners in the first set was almost the same.

This normally means the player who was bageled mostly just made unforced errors.

It’s because it’s done by AI apparently

I mean, it was a very even match. Watching it, the scoreline is hard to believe. Noskova was a hair's breadth from winning some of those games.

@@BenjWarrantIn the 2nd set it was closer but overall Emma made it hard for Linda to break her.

Really

yes, Ostapenko's style by Linda...

Rude by Linda, but she’s pissed off at herself

That's WTA for you 😂

​@@lc86_65That's not WTA for you at all. Lack of cordiality is a personal issue !!

@@axelltullup2638 She caught something off Ostapenko when they shook hands the day before.

Quarterscanu 😂

I think it was because of general disappointment rather than any bagel. Beating Ostapenko is big win and losing to Raducanu on clay is a big loss after that for Lindy. I'm sure the Czech gal was expecting to tie their H2H here but Emma has been really good lately and Lindy still ain't any way consistent.

@@marklar9156 You might be right, I hope that was the case as Noskova in general seems to have a nice personality. At the tender age of 19 I don't expect her to stray far from the current (or recent) stats and she would have been unaware of Emma's operation because that is usually downplayed by the media.

How you gonna overlook someone you haven’t beaten? I guess linda and her coaches are dumb and didn’t realize Raducanu is coming in playing better than whatever Linda is doing and she got spanked. Yale’s Emma disrespect is ridiculous

@@wenotdabank_2835 it happens often in sports, thinking of the next match. Alcaraz did it last years US open

Actually Noskova was most likely thinking about French Open!

@@deusexmachina9776anything to discredit Raducanu she’ll just dust her off again and you’ll find another excuse

Like how did you come to this conclusion? Just made up a whole scenario & just ran with it huh?

Bookies don't work that way. 40 horses in a Grand National, favourite should be 39/1 not 7/1. House wins everytime !!

@robertmartin7594 I know it was just a bit of wishful thinking .

Linda isn't the friendliest. She's definitely the "I come here to work, not make friends" coworker

Emma’s been on the receiving end of a few recently but she clearly doesn’t care 😂 I wonder if there is an element of jealousy from some of the other players.

@@ivanhall6482 Success isn't measured by the amount of money one has but by the amount of friends they have. On their 'deathbed' they can either choose to be surrounded by money or surrounded by friends !!

@crazycatpetera1404 I could see that. I mean she came from outside the top 100 to win her first GS at her first main US Open appearance. She then become an instant icon even going to the met. And despite her meh performance since she has some amazing brand deals. I could see some girls being salty lol.

@@ivanhall6482 I think the WTA see a lot of potential in her and Coco to be the “new faces” of the Women’s Tennis as well which probably irks some of the Eastern European girls too. Since Sharapova & Williams have retired the WTA is lacking Star Power. The Eastern European girls are great but they don’t generate the same interest internationally.

lol this reads like an a.i. generated comment!

I agree to an extent but I don’t think it’s insecurity or lack of confidence in her ability or shot-making. You can tell she’s an incredibly confident person.. I think it’s about having confidence in her body and trusting herself in that department, which she seems to be addressing. I can still see Emma winning more Slams, she has a lot of potential.

I heard 5 players need to withdrew and she will be in main draw….

Currently RADDERS is 5th emergency meaning she needs 5 players to drop out or RG organisers can give her a WC if not then 'qualies' !!

She'll probably get a wild card - they usually give WCs to French players or players who'll sell tickets. Emma will sell tickets.

Sadly I doubt that the French will give a Brit a wild card😂 Could be wrong though, I often am!​@@orchidpanda2253

emma never faced a top 10 opponent to win her slam. she lost straight sets to iga previously

@@deusexmachina9776yes but beating the Olympic champion and the player that beat 4 of the top 10 in the US open holds the same merit imo.

@@jamesbagley2937 in my opinion Serena has 25 grand slams, doesnt make the stats and numbers true

@@jamesbagley2937 there is a reason Bencic doesnt have a slam despite so many years on tour, Sakkari lost more than 24 semi finals.

​@@deusexmachina9776and how many semis did Sakkari lose to a 'qualifier' ??

Is this about the time when she told Emma 'It might have been out but you have to protest straight away you can't wait until you see how you do before protesting'? That seems to be wrong. You have to play the point because your protest - even if it's correct - might not be upheld. If the ball was out, that's the end of the point, no matter what happens afterward. But then I don't know whether there are specific rules about protesting calls, which there probably are. Bout time these venues had Hawkeye.

@@BenjWarrant You can also imagine that no out is called during your opponent's serve and you instinctively hit the ball (everyone hits it) and it also goes out and the point is awarded to your opponent, because you could have stopped your intuitive reflex ;))

I was with you until you said the odds were 50/50 against Iga. Iga is 2x defending champion of this event, 3x champion of RG - clay is Iga's favorite surface and she's in good form. Hope Emma does well in the match but Iga is many levels above Noskova.

@@orchidpanda2253 But Noskova won Iga this year at Grand Slam. And now Emma won Linda ;) Magdalena Fręch from Poland won Alexandrova at Arabia a few weeks ago. But Iga lost with Alexandrova lately. Tennis this is only sport. Only game. Only play for fun. Everything is possible. Maciej Synówka, Polish commentator and coach who worked with Urszula Radwańska (Aga's sister), with Belinda Bencic and Coco Vandeweghe, said that many girls don't sleep well before important match. The night before match decides :) We will see who slept better that night ;) Maybe Iga ? Maybe Emma ? Maybe both girls ? If both = match can be really brilliant today :)

At Fed Cup she won match against Caroline Garcia last week. She has very good time now.

It's not the players fault really, it's the whole social media, PC outrage culture - everyone's afraid to say anything real anymore b/c people will start angry mobs on X for one little comment. Sabalenka actually has a great personality but the grunting - I can't. Same with Sharapova - the grunting and screaming. No.

Sharapova’s wasn’t charismatic, she was rigid as hell. Pretty and a great player but not charismatic. Her fans are deluded. 😂

Brit fans didn't turn on Emma...the British media turned on her...two different things!!!

@@aboukirman3508 Sorry, I’ve read countless comments from Brit fans dissing Emma on KZfaq. Many that said she wasn’t even a true Brit. I don’t have a clue how you could say that they didn’t turn on her. Not all, but a great number did.

@@lanceb. Lol...this might surprise you but the vast majority of people in these comments section are not real tennis fans, they have never played the game, at any level, and they've never attended a single tennis tournament. The real fans that, for example, attended the Billie Jean, never turned against Emma!!!😂

@@aboukirman3508 Glad to hear that. As a deep and loyal fan of my favourite athlete, I’ve endured the wrath of many dissing Bianca Andreescu. She and Emma have followed a familiar path with injuries and other problems since winning the big one in New York. They were even born a few miles apart. I won’t think of any of Bianca’s detractors as real tennis fans now. That makes it easier. Perhaps we will have the joy of seeing the two meet again on court, maybe in the final of a big one but both healthy and at the top of their game, with Bianca again prevailing, of course. Cheers.

@@lanceb. Lol...I am a massive fan of your woman...at one point I tho she was gonna rule the world of tennis. Hope she can regain that form!!!