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Raducanu Not Satisfied with Level at Queen's After Quarter-Final Exit

Emma Raducanu, the British No.1 tennis player, lost 6-2 6-4 to Qinwen Zheng at Queen's Club, exiting the WTA HSBC Championships quarter-finals.
Raducanu has struggled with recurring back pain since Strasbourg, which intensified during Queen’s, causing a medical timeout and off-court treatment.
Despite managing the injury over several weeks and playing five matches including doubles, Raducanu expressed uncertainty about competing in Berlin and Eastbourne next.
She said, "I think I have a lot of work to do, to be honest," and acknowledged her back issue as "annoying" yet not overly serious at this stage.
Raducanu’s plans to compete in Berlin, aiming to secure Wimbledon seeding, now face serious doubt, highlighting concerns for her fitness ahead of The Championships starting June 30.

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