Emma Raducanu: the marriage is already over

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Emma Raducanu is changing coaches again: the British tennis player, currently 29th player in the WTA ranking, has in fact announced on her social media the end of her collaboration with Francisco Roig: “Thank you for the time we shared – wrote the 2021 US Open winner -. You have been much more than a coach for me and I will cherish all the good times we had together, on and off the court”.

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Emma Marrone went wild during the'latest episode of Victoria Cabello’s podcast.
The singer had fun answering the provocative questions of a test.

At one point there was an indirect talk about tennis.

The conversation ended on Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner’s great rival.
"Yes, I would make a good song by inserting his name".
"E' bono. I saw the final in Turin between him and Sinner…. He has a gypsy beauty, he is sexy".
"I like tennis and I like him. Let’s say I would hang him on the wall", he joked.
"Were Baglioni I would write a piece like "That fine racket of his" but I wouldn’t make a romantic ballad".
"As a genre I would do a mid tempo", added.
"I don&#039t get the hint of a verse, I only have unspeakable things in my mind…".
Carlos Alcaraz in the semifinals on Friday will face Zverev.
Sinner instead will take on Djokovic before a possible new final with the Spaniard.

The 23-year-old had signed the experienced Spaniard, former world number 60, in August 2025. A former collaborator of Toni Nadal on Rafael Nadal’s team from 2005 to 2022, Roig, 57, had become the eighth coach for Raducanu, who had changed several coaches since her surprising victory at Flushing Meadows.

“Although we decided together that it was best not to continue – she concluded in her post – know that I am deeply grateful to you for everything you have taught me”.

In the meantime, Aryna Sabalenka will play ka final again at the Australian Open. The world and seeded number one overwhelmed Elina Svitolina, number 12 in the WTA rankings and seeding (6-2 6-3) after just over an hour and a quarter of play centering the last act of the Australian Major for the fourth consecutive year. She is only the third player in the Open era to reach this milestone after Evonne Goolagong and Martina Hingis.

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