Emma Raducanu has revealed she gave up therapy after two sessions, hit back at criticism over her revolving door of coaches and voiced her frustration at the level of interest in her personal life.

Emma Raducanu has been met with relentless questions about her love life and friendship with Carlos Alcaraz, who she will be playing doubles with at the US Open

Britain's number one tennis player has voiced her exasperation at the media's fixation on her romantic life rather than her sporting accomplishments. Emma Raducanu finds herself repeatedly fielding questions about alleged romantic connections with Spanish star Carlos Alcaraz,

World No. 1 and defending Cincinnati Open champion Aryna Sabalenka beat Emma Raducanu in one of the longest matches in tournament history Aug. 11.

Emma Raducanu says this is the best she has felt heading into the US Open in years as the world No. 39 insists she isn't lacking any confidence, knowing that only "top players" have been able to beat her lately.

The disturbance caused by a crying child in the stands proved too much to handle for Emma Raducanu during her Cincinnati Open defeat by Aryna Sabalenka on Monday when the Briton appealed to a bemused chair umpire for action.

The updated Universal Tennis Rating (UTR) rankings has seen some significant movement, following strong performances by several WTA stars over the last few weeks.