Emma Raducanu had a terrifying experience during a match this week at the Dubai Open, after a man sitting in the stalls displayed ‘fixated behaviour.’  Emma, 22, was playing the second game of her second-round match,

Laura Robson thinks Emma Raducanu currently doesn't have many options when it comes to hiring big-time coaches and believes the 22-year-old won't rush into adding a new member to her team until she finds the right fit.

Emma Raducanu hasn’t yet found a long-term coach to work with after childhood coach Nick Cavaday left her team to prioritize his health. Raducanu’s compatriot Laura Robson reiterated that Raducanu doesn’t want to be hasty in finding a coach.

COLUMN: Emma Raducanu can step away from the public eye if she wishes - the tennis ace even knows what she would like to do after tennis already.

Emma Raducanu's fright when she realizes that a man who had approached her the day before in a public place in Dubai was attending her match against Muchova. The man was fortunately arrested and banned from all WTA events. pic.twitter.com/63jdBNQb8V

The former US Open champion opened up about the encounter involving a fan who “exhibited fixated behavior” toward her.

Former US Open winner Emma Raducanu broke down in tears during her second-round match at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships on Feb. 18 after spotting a 'fixated' man who had previously approached her in the crowd.

A male spectator who exhibited “fixated behavior” toward Emma Raducanu during her match against Karolina Muchová in Dubai has been given a restraining order, Dubai authorities confirmed Thursday.

The Middle East swing has come to a conclusion but for the likes of Emma Raducanu and Elena Rybakina, there was more unwanted spotlight that they had asked for.

A stoppage in play occurred after Raducanu, who has dealt with a stalker in the past, reported her concerns to an umpire

A man was ejected from the Dubai Tennis Championships after displaying “fixated behavior” towards British player Emma Raducanu on Tuesday, the WTA said in a statement.

If Coco Gauff were ever to pull off a Novak Djokovic, she would probably hire Barbora Krejcikova as her coach. When it was announced in late November that the Serbian tennis giant would work with Andy Murray in 2025, the entire tennis world was left stunned but also heavily entertained by the idea of the two former big rivals working together.