Emma Raducanu admits to taking drastic action amid tennis injury hell

This latest injury adds to Raducanu's growing list of health concerns, which have significantly impacted her playing schedule this season.

The former US Open champion has not competed professionally since the incident, leaving fans and supporters anxious about her return to the court.

In a candid interview with HSBC, Raducanu opened up about her previous injury struggles.

She revealed, "I was out for eight months and I had three surgeries and the rehab wasn't as straightforward as everyone planned."

The young athlete's perspective on her career has shifted dramatically.

She now prioritises her health over results, stating, "I'm just more grateful for my health than results."

This change in outlook comes after a challenging period of rehabilitation that took twice as long as initially expected.

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Raducanu admitted, "I also learned a lesson in patience and trying to rush things."

Despite her setbacks, Raducanu is determined to make a comeback.

She has recently shared footage of her training regimen, which includes hitting balls in practice, using an exercise bike, and working out in the gym.

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These positive signs suggest that her recovery is progressing well.

Raducanu has set her sights on competing in the Billie Jean King Cup next month.

Great Britain is scheduled to face defending champions Canada in the quarter-finals on November 15.

The young tennis star acknowledges the challenge ahead, stating she is "doing what I can" to be fit in time for the tournament.

Raducanu's experience with injury-related setbacks has been profound. During her lengthy absence, she made the difficult decision to completely turn away from tennis.

In her interview, she revealed, "When you're on the sidelines watching everything go past you and yeah it was difficult, I just had to shut it off and I actually couldn't watch anything."

This complete disconnection from the sport highlights the mental toll of her injuries.

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Raducanu's journey back to competitive tennis has been fraught with challenges. She admitted to returning too quickly after her initial recovery, which led to further damage.

This experience has taught her valuable lessons about patience and the importance of proper rehabilitation.