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Raducanu Powers Into Queen's Club Quarters as Last Briton Standing
- Emma Raducanu secured a spot in the last eight of the 2025 HSBC Championships held at the Queen’s Club with a commanding 6-4, 6-1 win against Rebecca Sramkova on Thursday.
- Raducanu rebounded after a recent doubles loss with Katie Boulter and overcame a mid-match comeback from Sramkova to progress.
- Raducanu pulled ahead early, handled pressure effectively on her serve, and ultimately clinched the match by seizing her sixth opportunity to break, solidifying her position as the top-ranked British player.
- Raducanu admitted that her performance wasn’t flawless but expressed satisfaction with how she managed to persevere during crucial moments, also acknowledging the crowd’s strong support.
- The win leaves Raducanu as the last Briton standing and sets up a first-ever meeting with top seed Zheng Qinwen in the WTA 500 quarterfinals.
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2 years after losing British No. 1 spot, Emma Raducanu retakes position from partner Katie Boulter with run to Queen's Club QF
Emma Raducanu reached the quarterfinals of the 2025 HSBC Championships at Queen's Club, London, in dominant fashion on Thursday (June 12), downing Slovakia's Rebecca Sramkova in straight sets.
World News
The Star Kuala LumpurTennis-Raducanu powers into Queen's Club quarters as last Briton standing
LONDON (Reuters) -Emma Raducanu cruised into the quarter-finals at the Queen's Club Championships with a 6-4 6-1 victory over Rebecca Sramkova on Thursday but fellow Britons Katie Boulter and Heather Watson were knocked out. Read full story ...
The Independent
The Independent (US)Emma Raducanu celebrates new British No 1 status by saving home blushes at Queen’s
Raducanu progressed to the quarter-finals with an assured performance while Katie Boulter and Heather Watson crashed out at the second-round stage
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