Emma Raducanu: I do not want to hide in a hole, I want to get back out there as Roland Garros preparation continues | Tennis News

Emma Radokano says she is in a positive head space with Roland Garros, just around the corner and does not want to “hide a hole somewhere” after she lost comfortably in front of Coco Goff in the Italian Open.

Radocano was beaten comprehensive on Monday, as Gauff advanced to the quarter -finals in Rome within an hour and 20 minutes.

The match is likely to be the final competitive procedure for Raducanu before the French Open, which started on May 25.

While the loss of the straight groups served a reminder to the land of the land that must be compensated for the players at the top of the world rankings, it has moved away from the meeting that focuses on the positives, indicating that it is still able to compete in the InternetAux de StraSbourg next week.

“I would like to continue to improve and continue to play. I think this is positive for me,” Raducanu told Raducanu. Sky Sports.

“I don’t want to go and hide in a hole somewhere, I want to go there, so that is good.

“We’ll see how things go next week before the French, if you arrive in Strasbourg. But, at the present time, I played 12 days on jogging, so I look forward to a day or so, and then return to it.”

Radocano has strengthened her promising show in Rome to play with fun, insisting that she is still seeking to “win today” despite the loss against Jouf.

She said: “It makes it more fun, which makes it more sustainable. Don’t make the losses feel bad, because I just know that I am trying every day to be the best version of myself, I am trying to win the day and promised to that.”

“I did not win the matches stadium today, but I will find a way to win today still today.

“It was a difficult day in the office. I just have to take a lot of positives. I go out more, I enjoy myself and take it wherever I go, because it is difficult on the road. So, I only think to find small pockets from today, small giants, to make them more fun.”

Henman: Radocano is moving in the right direction

Sky Sports tennis Pondet Tim Hinman believed that the match was more strict than the final result that he suggested and that the tournament was generally advanced to Surkano.

He said: “When you think about the result, it seems very clear, but I think there are some really long games, but on each of these occasions, it was Gauff that found a way to reach it.

“The result or performance was not looking for by Radocano. She had no chances of dictation because Jouf was hitting strongly from the back of the court.

But when you think about the Raducanu Court Court until now, it was very positive. Rolland Garros’s clay playgrounds are trust, and the best, will fit more Emma.

“Her game moves in the right direction, and it reaches 42 years in direct classifications. There is a number in the back of my mind is 32 – can it be planted before and Mibldon and get that protection in the early tours of the grass?”

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