idk why people always talk about raducanu like shes just gonna magically become a top player overnight lol she needs to work way harder than that i mean dont get me wrong shes got talent but its not like coach roig is gonna make her an aussie Open champion in 6 months, that would be pretty wild
I'm loving the fact that Emma Raducanu has finally found a coach who gets her game! Francisco Roig is a genius, I mean have you seen Nadal's stats? 22 GS titles are not a coincidence. And it's about time she worked on her technique and timing, she was always a bit wild with her shots. I'm excited to see how this new training regime will help her build that solid foundation. Less anxiety means more wins for me! Plus, it's awesome that she's committing to playing more matches this season, 50 is still crazy low though. Can't wait to see her dominate the court in 2026!
I think it's a bit fishy how Raducanu's team is trying to sell this "new training regime" as some kind of game-changer . I mean, we've seen athletes try to tweak their strategies before and still not deliver the desired results. It's like they're trying to create a narrative around her partnership with Roig that's just too convenient.
And let's be real, Raducanu's success is largely due to her natural talent , but is she getting the best support possible? Shouldn't we be questioning why she had to pull out of those exhibition tournaments in the first place? It seems like there are more strings being pulled here than just a simple case of injury and illness.
omg can't believe emma raducanu just teamed up with coach francisco roig ! i mean, this girl was already a prodigy on the court at 19, but now she's taking it to the next level by focusing on building that solid foundation . and let me tell you, her new training regime is all about fine-tuning those technical skills - timing, movement, the whole nine yards ️. i'm loving the fact that she's gonna be able to dictate matches more often and feel less anxious about her opponents' strengths . she's already a world number 29, but next year she'll be gunning for even bigger things ! can't wait to see what she accomplishes
I'm loving how Emma Raducanu is putting in the work to solidify her game ! It's about time she focused on building a stronger foundation – all that anxiety was getting in the way of her performance. Francisco Roig seems like an awesome coach, having worked with Nadal himself... I mean, can you imagine?
I'm also impressed by Raducanu's commitment to competition this season, playing 50 matches for the first time! It shows she's willing to take risks and push herself. And with Roig on board, I think we'll see a big improvement in her technique and overall confidence. She wants to be able to dictate matches and feel more in control – that's the key to success at the top level, if you ask me.
Now, about that 2026 season... team competition at the United Cup sounds like an exciting start! Can't wait to see Raducanu in action . Maybe this is the year she takes her game to the next level and becomes a true powerhouse on the tennis court .
she needs to work way harder than that i mean dont get me wrong shes got talent but its not like coach roig is gonna make her an aussie Open champion in 6 months, that would be pretty wild 
I'm loving the fact that Emma Raducanu has finally found a coach who gets her game! Francisco Roig is a genius, I mean have you seen Nadal's stats? 
22 GS titles are not a coincidence. And it's about time she worked on her technique and timing, she was always a bit wild with her shots. I'm excited to see how this new training regime will help her build that solid foundation. Less anxiety means more wins for me! 
Plus, it's awesome that she's committing to playing more matches this season, 50 is still crazy low though. Can't wait to see her dominate the court in 2026! 
. I mean, we've seen athletes try to tweak their strategies before and still not deliver the desired results. It's like they're trying to create a narrative around her partnership with Roig that's just too convenient.
, but is she getting the best support possible? Shouldn't we be questioning why she had to pull out of those exhibition tournaments in the first place? It seems like there are more strings being pulled here than just a simple case of injury and illness.
. and let me tell you, her new training regime is all about fine-tuning those technical skills - timing, movement, the whole nine yards 
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. i'm loving the fact that she's gonna be able to dictate matches more often and feel less anxious about her opponents' strengths 
. she's already a world number 29, but next year she'll be gunning for even bigger things 
! can't wait to see what she accomplishes 
! It's about time she focused on building a stronger foundation – all that anxiety was getting in the way of her performance. Francisco Roig seems like an awesome coach, having worked with Nadal himself... I mean, can you imagine?