A plea to the UK media: PLEASE let Emma be Emma. Allow her to focus on her career so her love for tennis can remain undimmed. If she doesn’t do well in the next few tournaments and Aussie Open please cut her some slack… she’s still learning and developing… I say this because the UK media love to build up and knock down people. They must learn to be patient. Emma’s got the right attitude and natural talent to be consistently winning slams and tour events for years to come.
@@mikekaraoke UK tabloid media will perceive a loss in a QF as a failure… expectations are high, rightly so, but things must be kept in perspective. She’s only just started her career… there will be bumps along the way
@@richardjohnson1493 Really?? If that is the case they wouldn't of gone insane when she got to the 4th round of Wimbeldon earlier this year saying getting this far is fantastic- should be so proud etc-so UK Media would not call a QF a failure! + also when people like Tim Henman got in many QF media never called that a failure and rightly so!
@@mikekaraoke That was before she won a tournament. Now the expectations will be that she will win every time. That’s pretty much impossible. Although it was deemed to be impossible for a qualifier to win ten matches and not drop a set in winning a Major…
@@richardjohnson1493 Not at all, When other players like Boris Becker when is first grand slam at Wimbeldon in 1985 + 86 and then went out in Semi Final of US Open in 1988 he wasn't deemed a failure by the media obviously!
@@endofd-d7c ur a strange guy.. the world doesn't work the way you are thinking it does in that strange head of yours. I doubt anyone is a fan of someone because the "media told them to".. you must be on acid
What really amazes me is how naturally she speaks and deals with these situations and interviews like a lot of people would have nerves or trip up on what they say but she is such a natural speaker, so brimming with confidence. That is almost as impressive as her tennis skills.
Watching her younger videos, she was exactly the same! Children behave as taught and her parents (she described as tough-love) consistently enabled her to have positive priorities in putting school first! (high school!!) I hope youngsters watching her begin relating to her qualities that 'last' after tennis!
i think much credit has to go to her parents and her school teachers in making emma such a natural confident girl and speaks so mature for someone so young.
She's a Scorpio - they are natural born speakers with a magnetic personality. And they are extremely determined. Emma is a star, no doubt. And she has miles and miles of Tennis in her. Genuine talent!!!
My gosh for an 18-year old I don't hear the ahhhhhs, like, like like, you know, you knows! Such a well-spoken young woman! She will go far no matter what she persues in life.
shes well educated... most educated people in the uk talk like this.... unfortunately the stereotype of a teenager in the uk is the typical one like you describe... mostly those who are uneducated and are known as chavs
@@AITrademarket I couldn't agree more. Era defining. She has the staying power to be very special indeed. She already is. Emma's special kind of perfect is so rare
Media has to let the girl rest, if you want her to last you really need to allow her to live without constantly putting the camera on her. She's had an amazing run but is looking burnt out already.
First qualifier ever to win a Grand Slam tournament. Amazing Emma. Well done. You have a great personality. Hope you have a great tennis future. Congratulations from Sri Lanka.
Right?! It's amazing. So glad she's in women tennis now. I have a feeling she will be fun to watch grow. Her movement around the court reminds me of Roger.
@@FedFanFL Totally! I have been watching Roger since he first started on tour. Emma’s down-the-line shot is so identical to his, and just how similar both of them in terms of movement on court and also the way they communicate - poised. Very graceful and a joy to watch!
@@yongyeechong3327 Totally agree! When she was giving her pre-match interview before the final, her manner reminded me very much of Roger. It wouldn’t surprise me if she’s a fan.
@@kipsome45 she's smart. This and djokovic slide - she learns from the best. People can say what they like but I certainly would enjoy Federer/djokovic/li na / whoever else she fancy in a single player. She seems to be a smart cookie not just in maths . Why should you try to reinvent the wheel when it's right there in internet.
What an inspiration for young women and girls. I will be introducing Emma, her story and her Grand Slam win to my daughter when she is old enough to understand.
Very humble , well manner, talented and pretty young girl… she spoke well too … very very proud of her … take care girl … rest well … hope your wound recover quickly.
Emma will only be an inspiration to queens who admire and identify with her. The rest the beta males and beta females who are intimidated by her light won't.
20 years Rafa’s diehard fan , never fans for others, but now I am big fan of British sweet heart Emma Raducanu, she is such beautiful, easygoing, humble, adorable and down to earth human being! She had fantastic talent on tennis and fulfilling flawless tennis on grand slams ! I just can’t stop falling love with this girl! She is the one of tennis sports!
I can't be the only one smiling the whole time she is being interviewed. I hope shes able to remember to have fun and not let pressure get to her as she returns.
What a sweet, lovely young lady this is. So humble despite being such a champion. I hope she keeps that humility. It's so rare in big sports these days. She deserves the win just for that. Hope she gets more victories in the future.
Emma is so articulate, composed and always takes a moment to understand and process the best response before answering which makes you listen to her every word. That is a hallmark personality I can learn from and improve. And this is how she looks waking up in the morning then damn.... what a gorgeous beauty tbh.
Emma Raducanu is an ambassador for sportsmanship, discipline, determination, poise, precision and overall success. She has the "it" factor and her genuine love for the game transcends through her words and actions. This is why the masses absolutely adore her.
Extraordinary girl, on court she looks like a perfect, fully formed athlete putting grown ass women to the sword but in interviews she looks like a fourteen year old schoolgirl…..incredible!
She didn't just do the county of Kent proud, but whole of the UK! I also live in Kent in Dartford, I remember once when loads of school kids got off the bus she whacked her bag on my shoulder and said sorry didn't mean to do that. I was like no problem. lol This was like 2 years ago.
@Jambo M lol.... Why be a troll ? Your young and don't realise in life you need all the help you can get and you wanna piss the English off big time. You will learn, if your lucky, if not enjoy alcohol and drugs wrecking your life.... Actually I am a bit out of order there as I just saw one of your later posts about the media, and I agree big time. Bitter burns both ways though and I speak from experience.
Because of this girl and the other teenager, Fernandez, this year I watched maybe 5 times more US Open than the previous 3 seasons combined. Great players, charming personalities, engaging stories, it was a blast. WTA struck gold with these two. I expect the next game between them. Hopefully on another big stage.
Enough now, just let her, and her family, get on with being a teenager, enjoying her life as she wants, without the constant badgering the British Press are prone to do.
I wasn’t been watching tennis lately but Emma’s fairy tale story has really sucked me in this game again. I am sure there are plenty of Emma’s who started early as 5-7 yr olds and have been playing the game for a decade and more. The hard skills, technique among these players will more or less be similar through proper professional coaching. What differentiates Emma with others would be her poise, grace, managing stress, managing mental state, intelligence, in fact all the soft skills you are born with which are difficult to train, off course her pedigree from multi country parents have its own impacts. Hope Emma maintains her natural self and becomes a role model for at least another 10-15 yrs. for good of sports and the game..
Her ability to manage this situation has been quite incredible. I've seen old videos of her in that room, her bedroom in her parents' house, and she hasn't changed at all. Six months ago, she would take a disposable camera to tournaments, get the film developed, treasure the photos, and that was all she had in the world. Now she has £2 million! But she seems so measured and composed in one she's doing and what's happened to her, it is extremely impressive.
Well said, many people observed similar characteristics of her from her response to media after the game. Hope she will be an aspiration to her generation and beyond because of her humanity rather than her fame and fortune.
The grit and determination of the two women made this one of the most engrossing matches I have ever watched. That said I did notice Emma exploited a weakness in Leylah’s game and that was the difference. That was a mature and composed part of Emma’s game. Congrats!
Great young woman, fully focused on improving her game and letting others deal with the money, she's only gonna get better and as a teen myself it's great to hear she is still like most teens around the house. Much better interview than GMB
This girl is simply amazing. She literally came from a nobody to a megastar in just two weeks. Look at her countless UA-cam videos uploaded this week. A grand slam champion alone does not make her a superstar. It’s her down-to-earth sweet personality, maturity, genuineness, and yes….. her beautiful addicting smile that steal everyone’s heart.
Exactly,left these shores 7 weeks ago still literally unknown outside the UK,then returning home in 2 blacked out Range Rovers, complete with minders,police escort and assorted heavies(bodyguards?) carrying her tennis kits!🤣
This young lady has charisma in abundance, what a great role model for all young people to take note. Humble is real class, and young Emma has class, that`s for sure!
What a fabulous woman. I’m not the least interested in tennis but she single handedly given Great Britain a shot of much needed joy. She’s got it made. The advertisers will be falling over themselves to get hold of her, especially the beauty products, cosmetics & fashion businesses. Lovely person. I just hope they don’t mistreat her.
@@butterflymoon6368 I’m so insulted that you should think I’m weird & creepy when my comment was meant to convey utmost respect, & also concern for her future treatment. You may think she’s a kid but in the UK a female is legally considered to be a woman at the age of 16, which is the age of consent. Emma is 18 & much more mature than most 18 year olds.
@@laverite6427 she speaks and is very much like an English public school girl has none of the mannerisms of Chinese rude loud teenagers or Romanian lorry drivers lol
@@laverite6427 lol never met a racist English teenager. Sorry she's an English public schoolgirl ;). Better luck next time champ. Try not to steal anything or spit in the floor.
@@CrazySwiftGamer Yh I read that too. I have a feeling she’ll move her residence to Monaco for tax purposes when the big deals happen. British tabloids have max two years to bother her lol
@@HCaulfield115 tbh, I think most of them leave because of British tabloids. All your stars move abroad eventually. I’m not sure if the venom from your media reflects the population and culture, eitherway it is a bad look for the country. And the argument that the celebs bring it upon themselves because they are courting it by having jobs where they are visible doesn’t cut it. There are celebs all over the world and we manage to mostly not destroy them in the same manner as the Uk media.
Wonderful girl, fantastic player Now watch the media build her up and tear her down when she doesn't win the next tournament or wears something they don't like Let's just be proud of her and hope she can rise above all the media rubbish that will come like a tidal wave at her
Agree. She’s amazingly talented and brilliant but she’s still learning and developing. Given the right environment she can dominate the women’s game for the next 10-15 years.
@@richardjohnson1493 And maybe not! Seems that's what her interviews imply as well. She's only 18 with an interest in 'finance'. She seems to realize all sides of the attention she's getting. Love her appreciation for every moment, every point revealing nothing looking further!! Amazing maturity and sense of filtering questions!!
Totally agree! Let her develop naturally and in her own way. Too many times we put athletes and celebrities on a pedestal and then try and minutely unpick their lives to try and find a flaw or skeleton in the cupboard, it's both unworthy of such a talented and modest person and to be honest rather pathetic!
Indeed. But not a chance! Especially if she's going to continue with tennis and playing at that level. She'll be endorsing toothpaste next. Having to smile every minute of the day when in public is going to need a fair bit of dental maintenance.
Won’t happen, sadly. She’s the full package for them…successful, multicultural, young and pretty. They will go full blown to sabotage her career. She’s super marketable so they will all want a piece of her.
I can't imagine the British paparazzi will leave her alone. They're scum. She'll probably have people following her around taking pictures. Her life has changed overnight and that's one of the things unfortunately she'll have to cope with. She seems really grounded though and I'm sure she'll be fine and stay focused.
Don't get me wrong I love her but she's an adult who has chosen to promote her brand by agreeing to all these interviews...this constant infantalisation of young women is a very strange phenomenon
Such an immaculate young lady & so well-spoken! And the patience to put up with such inane questioning ;-) ... What a true national heroine and an exceptional unique achievement that we'll NEVER see again in a lifetime of watching sports! 😍😎 I will never forget how she played & handled the tournament in New York. From unseeded Qualifier ranked 150 in the world to Number 23 3 weeks later, it is a huge vault UP the charts! Well Done Emma Raducanu!! 🤩
Immaculate could not be a better way to describe her. Flawless in every way. The sheer determination and humble confidence she has shown these last few weeks... paired with her unrivalled beauty. She is truly something else isn't she?
She's the result of loving but tough parents. Tough love is one of her mantras and that's what's missing in society today. Love your kids and be tough on them! My 18 year old daughter's achievement - head girl at a grammar school - makes me as proud as Emma's dad I am now a tennis fan and will follow her progress on court. I think we are in for a great ride.
If you went to a lab and said let’s create the perfect marketable athlete Emma would come out lol, already she is doing big things in China she is going to be a superstar
@Jambo M ? What you on? Where did you get that number? Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the UK. Top 5 definitely- up there with football, rugby and cricket - the only one that is not a team sport really.
@@vikass2407 football, football, football … plus rugby union and rugby league, cricket, athletics, martial arts, rowing, hockey, netball, swimming, and snooker, darts, formula 1, motorbike and cycle racing, etc … Even surfing off the South Coast and skiing in Scotland - but not so much lately as there’s less snow. We have American football in London now, too. Pretty much every sport and some “sports” that aren’t really sports!
Just love Emma. It was a pleasure to watch her at the US Open and win the title. ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!!! She speaks so well and with maturity and confidence. Best of luck to Emma.
The UK media have a huge responsibility. Look at what happened with Osaka - her love for the game has evaporated. In part due to the pressure placed on her by media etc. Please let Emma be Emma!
Emma & her family need to make sure the wicked media does not ruin this lovely & talented teenager's life! Too much fuss Too much publicity Too much nonsense Emma was brought up with inner belief, taking care of each day as best as possible! This is most sadly NOT taught by British parents!
@@richardjohnson1493 agree the media is toxic but her character seems different to Osaka, probably more suited to handling the intense public interest. When she loses a few matches, the publicity might also get a little less insane. Time will tell.
I was thinking the same, too, and noticed her hair was a just a bit disheveled. 😊She still managed to give a sweet and gracious interview, though! 👍🏼 Sounds like she has a good head on her shoulders.
@@laverite6427 As a Brit I have to agree. We used to have it, but just like America, our society has plunged into degeneracy. Being dumb is now celebrated. Girls acting like lads is considered 'empowering'.
A massive congratulations to Emma! She is a truly genius .. it shows young generations that dedication and total focus will realise your dream goal 🤩😎 no one can top her ever ..rocketed from qualifier to championship and finish off the game with an Ace! She has makes the country proud 😎👍🇬🇧🇬🇧ba true real life Hero ! 🙌
@@morninghope1 Disagree, it was not genius. That is an overused word hich has diluted it's true meaning. Talent is a target which othes can't hit. Genius is a target which others can't even see. She is a fine player and her achievment outstanding though.
@@spanishpeaches2930 WTF you talking about. Talent just means a natural skill at something anything even mundane things. Exceptional talent aka truly genius means you are a cut above most at something. Her achieving something that has NEVER been done by men or women is certainly that. You should go back to school and learn basic English words and a little bit of common sense.
@@morninghope1 As that quote went right through you without leaving a mark i suggest it you who need to go back to school and learn about Arthur Schopenhauer , the German philosopher who coined the phrase.
Man! Tell me she's not 18. She's so well-spoken and very humble too. What an inspiration! What an athlete! Don't mean to be an idiot, but she's pretty too.
Me too. Although I am a Chinese, I was not a Li Na fan, I did not follow her games, and I did not follow her on social media. But I definitely will follow Emma’s future games, and I am now following her on her Weibo account.
Saw her for the first time at Wimbledon and instantly felt something positive about her. Was really surprised to see her win the US open though. Very happy for her.
This wonderful young lady seems to have really solid values. A very high percentage of young sports stars end up blowing their money on fancy houses and cars and boats. By their forties, they are often bankrupt. It looks like Emma is going to take the Anthony Joshua route: stay grounded, stay with your family, and invest in your future. I don't often get star-struck, but it's hard not to fall for Ms Emma Raducanu. Let's all wish her a long and healthy career!
A plea to the UK media: PLEASE let Emma be Emma. Allow her to focus on her career so her love for tennis can remain undimmed.
If she doesn’t do well in the next few tournaments and Aussie Open please cut her some slack… she’s still learning and developing… I say this because the UK media love to build up and knock down people. They must learn to be patient. Emma’s got the right attitude and natural talent to be consistently winning slams and tour events for years to come.
I'm sure she will do not just well but very well in other tournaments, she doesn't need to win any of them though!
@@mikekaraoke UK tabloid media will perceive a loss in a QF as a failure… expectations are high, rightly so, but things must be kept in perspective. She’s only just started her career… there will be bumps along the way
@@richardjohnson1493 Really??
If that is the case they wouldn't of gone insane when she got to the 4th round of Wimbeldon earlier this year saying getting this far is fantastic- should be so proud etc-so UK Media would not call a QF a failure!
+ also when people like Tim Henman got in many QF media never called that a failure and rightly so!
@@mikekaraoke That was before she won a tournament. Now the expectations will be that she will win every time. That’s pretty much impossible.
Although it was deemed to be impossible for a qualifier to win ten matches and not drop a set in winning a Major…
@@richardjohnson1493 Not at all, When other players like Boris Becker when is first grand slam at Wimbeldon in 1985 + 86 and then went out in Semi Final of US Open in 1988 he wasn't deemed a failure by the media obviously!
She’s so awesome. I will definitely be following her tennis career intently.
You are only saying that because media has told u too I bet u couldn’t give two shits about her
@@endofd-d7c Go do something worthwhile with your life. The only one I don’t give two sh*ts about is YOU!
Following as a man of culture or you’re genuinely interested?
@@wespicedmemes lol man of culture
@@endofd-d7c ur a strange guy.. the world doesn't work the way you are thinking it does in that strange head of yours. I doubt anyone is a fan of someone because the "media told them to".. you must be on acid
What really amazes me is how naturally she speaks and deals with these situations and interviews like a lot of people would have nerves or trip up on what they say but she is such a natural speaker, so brimming with confidence. That is almost as impressive as her tennis skills.
Indeed! A good soul.
Watching her younger videos, she was exactly the same! Children behave as taught and her parents (she described as tough-love) consistently enabled her to have positive priorities in putting school first! (high school!!) I hope youngsters watching her begin relating to her qualities that 'last' after tennis!
i think much credit has to go to her parents and her school teachers in making emma such a natural confident girl and speaks so mature for someone so young.
She's a Scorpio - they are natural born speakers with a magnetic personality. And they are extremely determined. Emma is a star, no doubt. And she has miles and miles of Tennis in her. Genuine talent!!!
She's so sweet, and what a wonderful smile.
Emma has the beauty, elegance and high style of the mix of Chinese and Rumanian girls. That the English girl don't have.
@@laverite6427 people don't half talk some absolute nonsense on UA-cam. Dear me.
Absolutely gorgeous!! The world is Emma's Oyster!!
My gosh for an 18-year old I don't hear the ahhhhhs, like, like like, you know, you knows! Such a well-spoken young woman! She will go far no matter what she persues in life.
shes well educated... most educated people in the uk talk like this.... unfortunately the stereotype of a teenager in the uk is the typical one like you describe... mostly those who are uneducated and are known as chavs
Refreshing! No "...and I'm all.." ...." and I'm like going..."......This is the stuff that use to separate us from the Neanderthals !
Poetry in motion! Congratulations from California!
Hello Kinky, how are you doing?
Hello beautiful one
Immensely proud of you, Emma! Stay grounded x
Love her , the full package right here and so humble x
Intelligent, talented and photogenic.. and the added luck to have great parents and a great team..this kid has it all.
Supremely talented and humble and more photogenic than every supermodel I have ever seen. She really is perfection right?
@@jaydee3216 we’re definitely witnessing the start of something quite special.
@@AITrademarket I couldn't agree more. Era defining. She has the staying power to be very special indeed. She already is. Emma's special kind of perfect is so rare
She is probably every mother's dream! All the best, Emma. You are the most brilliant tennis player I have seen.
What a lovely girl. Beautiful on the inside & outside
yes the most important thing is to help poor homeless Romanian migrants
@@Sportliveonline and poor Brits and British refugees.
@@Sportliveonline hec parents are not poor tho, they immigrated from Canada, are financial advisors.
@@whitebutterfly2714 so give to poor Romanians in Romania trying to get out of the country
wonder fuller shut up. She won that money fair and square. She doesn’t owe anyone anything. She worked hard for it.
What a fantastic young lady, a great inspiration and role model to other teenagers.
Media has to let the girl rest, if you want her to last you really need to allow her to live without constantly putting the camera on her. She's had an amazing run but is looking burnt out already.
Exactly
She is extremely overrated
well, i think she can always refuse the invitation? xd or she has to go everywhere they invite her? xd
@@wojciech5177 IF she refuses then British media would call her arrogant. We all know how fast British media turns on their players.
then you and I have to stop watching this ;-)
She seems to be a grounded girl with the world at her feet,I hope that she can enjoy her youth as far as possible,good going girl.
She speaks like a fully matured lady and yet she's only 18!
yes now give a £million to poor gypsies in Romania
@@Sportliveonline comments like this suck so bad
@@adrigv its reality
@@newaulk yes
@@Sportliveonline Even then, too heavy a burden for a 18-year old. She can take 'baby' steps by shedding some light on the plight of the Gypsies.
What an amazing young lady. The people of the UK must be so proud.
Oh we are very very proud of her. In fact we have been heard to say that she is literal perfection. Where in the world has she charmed you from?
So refreshing to have a cheerful, engaging, articulate and open Tennis champion.
I love she always put a smile when talking. Such a charming girl
First qualifier ever to win a Grand Slam tournament. Amazing Emma. Well done. You have a great personality. Hope you have a great tennis future. Congratulations from Sri Lanka.
No need for anyone to enter sports personality of the year there can be only one winner and it’s Emma , so likeable and such a great win 🏆
Whole world is falling in love with her
It's so hard not to. She's so poised and grounded. Im so very impressed. I hope she avoids injuries and wins 25 grand slams .
Don't be a creep
@@butterflymoon6368 you talking to me?
@@scottbrightwell1750 no but actually anyone who think it's appropriate to fall in love with a child
@@butterflymoon6368 cmon do you REALLY think he mean’t it like that or are you willfully misinterpreting the phrase on purpose?
Very impressive young woman and an incredible talent.
Well done, Emma 🇬🇧
Still, the calmest for an 18-year-old.
Because she's busy working hard on her dreams rather than being slack and involving herself in the usual teenage dramas.
Right?! It's amazing. So glad she's in women tennis now. I have a feeling she will be fun to watch grow. Her movement around the court reminds me of Roger.
@@FedFanFL Totally! I have been watching Roger since he first started on tour. Emma’s down-the-line shot is so identical to his, and just how similar both of them in terms of movement on court and also the way they communicate - poised. Very graceful and a joy to watch!
@@yongyeechong3327 Totally agree! When she was giving her pre-match interview before the final, her manner reminded me very much of Roger. It wouldn’t surprise me if she’s a fan.
@@kipsome45 she's smart. This and djokovic slide - she learns from the best. People can say what they like but I certainly would enjoy Federer/djokovic/li na / whoever else she fancy in a single player. She seems to be a smart cookie not just in maths . Why should you try to reinvent the wheel when it's right there in internet.
What an inspiration for young women and girls. I will be introducing Emma, her story and her Grand Slam win to my daughter when she is old enough to understand.
Very humble , well manner, talented and pretty young girl… she spoke well too … very very proud of her … take care girl … rest well … hope your wound recover quickly.
Emma will only be an inspiration to queens who admire and identify with her. The rest the beta males and beta females who are intimidated by her light won't.
I really hope that she has a good team around her to keep her focused and grounded.
20 years Rafa’s diehard fan , never fans for others, but now I am big fan of British sweet heart Emma Raducanu, she is such beautiful, easygoing, humble, adorable and down to earth human being! She had fantastic talent on tennis and fulfilling flawless tennis on grand slams ! I just can’t stop falling love with this girl! She is the one of tennis sports!
There is going to be no limit for this extraordinary lady
Agreed. I suspect that after Tennis she will go on to more greater and significant things. She has such a positive attitude.
she s such a sweet kid ..well spoken and smart..just hope she can handle the media pressure..so many young athlets can t
I can't be the only one smiling the whole time she is being interviewed. I hope shes able to remember to have fun and not let pressure get to her as she returns.
I was smiling too. Her interviews are delightful
What a sweet, lovely young lady this is. So humble despite being such a champion. I hope she keeps that humility. It's so rare in big sports these days. She deserves the win just for that. Hope she gets more victories in the future.
Emma is so articulate, composed and always takes a moment to understand and process the best response before answering which makes you listen to her every word. That is a hallmark personality I can learn from and improve. And this is how she looks waking up in the morning then damn.... what a gorgeous beauty tbh.
She is so lovely!!!
She has that Federeresque to her very articulate, measured, charming and smooth talking
Emma Raducanu is an ambassador for sportsmanship, discipline, determination, poise, precision and overall success. She has the "it" factor and her genuine love for the game transcends through her words and actions. This is why the masses absolutely adore her.
Extraordinary girl, on court she looks like a perfect, fully formed athlete putting grown ass women to the sword but in interviews she looks like a fourteen year old schoolgirl…..incredible!
She didn't just do the county of Kent proud, but whole of the UK!
I also live in Kent in Dartford, I remember once when loads of school kids got off the bus she whacked her bag on my shoulder and said sorry didn't mean to do that. I was like no problem. lol
This was like 2 years ago.
@Jambo M Take that chip off your shoulder and eat it. You sad bitter loser.
@@rolandpotter479 Thanks for the backup mate, where you from?
@Jambo M And yet you’re here. That makes you an idiot doesn’t it?
@Jambo M lol.... Why be a troll ? Your young and don't realise in life you need all the help you can get and you wanna piss the English off big time. You will learn, if your lucky, if not enjoy alcohol and drugs wrecking your life.... Actually I am a bit out of order there as I just saw one of your later posts about the media, and I agree big time. Bitter burns both ways though and I speak from experience.
Hope Emma is given privacy and respect by the media.
Because of this girl and the other teenager, Fernandez, this year I watched maybe 5 times more US Open than the previous 3 seasons combined. Great players, charming personalities, engaging stories, it was a blast. WTA struck gold with these two. I expect the next game between them. Hopefully on another big stage.
Emma Raducanu is wonderful, from all points of views ... Congratulations!
Enough now, just let her, and her family, get on with being a teenager, enjoying her life as she wants, without the constant badgering the British Press are prone to do.
^^
reporters and paparazzis are the worst
Give them year and they’ll properly be badgering her because she did something wrong when she was 13 years old
A very down-to-earth personality 👍
I wasn’t been watching tennis lately but Emma’s fairy tale story has really sucked me in this game again.
I am sure there are plenty of Emma’s who started early as 5-7 yr olds and have been playing the game for a decade and more. The hard skills, technique among these players will more or less be similar through proper professional coaching.
What differentiates Emma with others would be her poise, grace, managing stress, managing mental state, intelligence, in fact all the soft skills you are born with which are difficult to train, off course her pedigree from multi country parents have its own impacts.
Hope Emma maintains her natural self and becomes a role model for at least another 10-15 yrs. for good of sports and the game..
Her ability to manage this situation has been quite incredible. I've seen old videos of her in that room, her bedroom in her parents' house, and she hasn't changed at all. Six months ago, she would take a disposable camera to tournaments, get the film developed, treasure the photos, and that was all she had in the world. Now she has £2 million! But she seems so measured and composed in one she's doing and what's happened to her, it is extremely impressive.
Well said, many people observed similar characteristics of her from her response to media after the game. Hope she will be an aspiration to her generation and beyond because of her humanity rather than her fame and fortune.
The grit and determination of the two women made this one of the most engrossing matches I have ever watched. That said I did notice Emma exploited a weakness in Leylah’s game and that was the difference. That was a mature and composed part of Emma’s game. Congrats!
Great young woman, fully focused on improving her game and letting others deal with the money, she's only gonna get better and as a teen myself it's great to hear she is still like most teens around the house. Much better interview than GMB
use money to help migrants in uk with no houses
@@Sportliveonline or let's get into the comps and give them a chance to play tennis
@@Sportliveonline Oh, now I see you are a professional troll.
@@daveduck4315 good idea ~~~~~
@@newaulk Nigerian decent ?
This girl is simply amazing. She literally came from a nobody to a megastar in just two weeks. Look at her countless UA-cam videos uploaded this week. A grand slam champion alone does not make her a superstar. It’s her down-to-earth sweet personality, maturity, genuineness, and yes….. her beautiful addicting smile that steal everyone’s heart.
Exactly,left these shores 7 weeks ago still literally unknown outside the UK,then returning home in 2 blacked out Range Rovers, complete with minders,police escort and assorted heavies(bodyguards?) carrying her tennis kits!🤣
In every possible respect...... Human perfection.
Don't ever stress out Emma❣️... enjoy playing and take care of yourself!!
Watched this with a large grin in my face. Very well done Emma.
What a lovely girl 👏👏👏👏
She’s talented, a champion, humble, intelligent and absolutely beautiful
This young lady has charisma in abundance, what a great role model for all young people to take note. Humble is real class, and young Emma has class, that`s for sure!
What an absolute class act. Great for her!!
What a fabulous woman. I’m not the least interested in tennis but she single handedly given Great Britain a shot of much needed joy. She’s got it made. The advertisers will be falling over themselves to get hold of her, especially the beauty products, cosmetics & fashion businesses. Lovely person. I just hope they don’t mistreat her.
it's so weird how men see her as a woman. kind of creepy. she's a kid.
@@butterflymoon6368 I’m so insulted that you should think I’m weird & creepy when my comment was meant to convey utmost respect, & also concern for her future treatment. You may think she’s a kid but in the UK a female is legally considered to be a woman at the age of 16, which is the age of consent. Emma is 18 & much more mature than most 18 year olds.
@@butterflymoon6368 at 18 you are considered an adult.
A smiling Tennis Princess is born and I wish her to become a Queen of Tennis in the following years
Emma has the beauty, elegance and high style of the mix of Chinese and Rumanian girls. That the English girl don't have.
@@laverite6427 she speaks and is very much like an English public school girl has none of the mannerisms of Chinese rude loud teenagers or Romanian lorry drivers lol
@@JacenSolo0 She is also not like the racist and rude Anglo builders and Scaffolds and not like the bully and racist Anglo teenagers.
@@laverite6427 lol never met a racist English teenager. Sorry she's an English public schoolgirl ;). Better luck next time champ. Try not to steal anything or spit in the floor.
We love Emma from the bottoms of our hearts ❤️🇷🇴
Emma is still so fresh, still so beautiful and what maturity!
Well done miss for your victory at the US Open!
Stunningly beautiful and talented girl. Enjoy your success Emma! What an amazing life you have ahead of you. Huge Congratulations !
Thank you for giving so much love to my song😍
God bless you and long life of your parents.🤱💐
So humble and genuine human being
She’s so well spoken for 18. Marketing dream
money boys
She has the same agent Sharipova did. She's going to be a huge star.
@@CrazySwiftGamer Yh I read that too. I have a feeling she’ll move her residence to Monaco for tax purposes when the big deals happen. British tabloids have max two years to bother her lol
She's been doing these junkets from a very young age.
@@HCaulfield115 tbh, I think most of them leave because of British tabloids. All your stars move abroad eventually. I’m not sure if the venom from your media reflects the population and culture, eitherway it is a bad look for the country. And the argument that the celebs bring it upon themselves because they are courting it by having jobs where they are visible doesn’t cut it. There are celebs all over the world and we manage to mostly not destroy them in the same manner as the Uk media.
Talented, beautiful, intelligent. I bet there is a 'Raducanu' golden era, coming right up. And if not, she's rich & in the record books anyway 😁
Very mature mindset.
She's simply SO adorable. :) And she's SO much fun too watch on the tennis court. I'm definitely a FAN for LIFE! :)
Tennis apart, what an absolutely delightful young lady !
She's doing the PR rounds and doing it well.
Wonderful victory. We should cherish this achievement. The British sporting moment of 2021.
Wonderful girl, fantastic player
Now watch the media build her up and tear her down when she doesn't win the next tournament or wears something they don't like
Let's just be proud of her and hope she can rise above all the media rubbish that will come like a tidal wave at her
Agree. She’s amazingly talented and brilliant but she’s still learning and developing. Given the right environment she can dominate the women’s game for the next 10-15 years.
@@richardjohnson1493 And maybe not! Seems that's what her interviews imply as well. She's only 18 with an interest in 'finance'. She seems to realize all sides of the attention she's getting. Love her appreciation for every moment, every point revealing nothing looking further!! Amazing maturity and sense of filtering questions!!
let's hope the press leave her alone after this,
Totally agree! Let her develop naturally and in her own way. Too many times we put athletes and celebrities on a pedestal and then try and minutely unpick their lives to try and find a flaw or skeleton in the cupboard, it's both unworthy of such a talented and modest person and to be honest rather pathetic!
Indeed.
But not a chance! Especially if she's going to continue with tennis and playing at that level.
She'll be endorsing toothpaste next. Having to smile every minute of the day when in public is going to need a fair bit of dental maintenance.
Won’t happen, sadly. She’s the full package for them…successful, multicultural, young and pretty. They will go full blown to sabotage her career. She’s super marketable so they will all want a piece of her.
I can't imagine the British paparazzi will leave her alone. They're scum. She'll probably have people following her around taking pictures. Her life has changed overnight and that's one of the things unfortunately she'll have to cope with. She seems really grounded though and I'm sure she'll be fine and stay focused.
Don't get me wrong I love her but she's an adult who has chosen to promote her brand by agreeing to all these interviews...this constant infantalisation of young women is a very strange phenomenon
Such an immaculate young lady & so well-spoken! And the patience to put up with such inane questioning ;-) ...
What a true national heroine and an exceptional unique achievement that we'll NEVER see again in a lifetime of watching sports! 😍😎 I will never forget how she played & handled the tournament in New York.
From unseeded Qualifier ranked 150 in the world to Number 23 3 weeks later, it is a huge vault UP the charts! Well Done Emma Raducanu!! 🤩
Immaculate could not be a better way to describe her. Flawless in every way. The sheer determination and humble confidence she has shown these last few weeks... paired with her unrivalled beauty. She is truly something else isn't she?
Emma is my fav. Well educated, humble and exceptionally talented!
Awesome that a slam champ learnt her tennis at the same place I did (Bromley LTC). Great to see a local girl achieving so much
She was Born and raised in Canada.
@@timwise1014 She moved to London when she was 2
@@timwise1014 raised till 2 lol, wouldn't call that raising tbh. Do some research man ffs
Truly one of kind souls & now we all get to experience that thru her tennis ❤️🙏🏾
She's the result of loving but tough parents. Tough love is one of her mantras and that's what's missing in society today. Love your kids and be tough on them!
My 18 year old daughter's achievement - head girl at a grammar school - makes me as proud as Emma's dad
I am now a tennis fan and will follow her progress on court. I think we are in for a great ride.
calm down mate, dont get too angry
She also has good Chinese genes that are correlated with hand to eye coordination, and she successfully fulfilled the Maths stereotype lol
God blessed her
A superstar is born
If you went to a lab and said let’s create the perfect marketable athlete Emma would come out lol, already she is doing big things in China she is going to be a superstar
@Jambo M That seems a very precise percentage.
@Jambo M what sports people of UK are interested in then?
@Jambo M ? What you on? Where did you get that number? Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the UK. Top 5 definitely- up there with football, rugby and cricket - the only one that is not a team sport really.
@@vikass2407 football, football, football … plus rugby union and rugby league, cricket, athletics, martial arts, rowing, hockey, netball, swimming, and snooker, darts, formula 1, motorbike and cycle racing, etc … Even surfing off the South Coast and skiing in Scotland - but not so much lately as there’s less snow. We have American football in London now, too. Pretty much every sport and some “sports” that aren’t really sports!
@@lindylou6864 so tennis doesn't belong this list?
Just love Emma. It was a pleasure to watch her at the US Open and win the title. ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!!! She speaks so well and with maturity and confidence. Best of luck to Emma.
Let's keep our feet planted on the ground with Emma, and let nature take it's course with her future! And what a future she has
I agree. In fact, can we all be okay if she only gets to the QF's in the next few big competitions...?
You'd better England!! And yes, England. Or if you really want it straight : London .
The UK media have a huge responsibility. Look at what happened with Osaka - her love for the game has evaporated. In part due to the pressure placed on her by media etc. Please let Emma be Emma!
Emma & her family need to make sure the wicked media does not ruin this lovely & talented teenager's life!
Too much fuss
Too much publicity
Too much nonsense
Emma was brought up with inner belief, taking care of each day as best as possible!
This is most sadly NOT taught by British parents!
@@richardjohnson1493 agree the media is toxic but her character seems different to Osaka, probably more suited to handling the intense public interest. When she loses a few matches, the publicity might also get a little less insane. Time will tell.
Love her! She looks and sounds exhausted though, not surprised!
I was thinking the same, too, and noticed her hair was a just a bit disheveled. 😊She still managed to give a sweet and gracious interview, though! 👍🏼 Sounds like she has a good head on her shoulders.
this is her looking exhausted yet she’s still one of the most stunning girls in sport
with all that cash to spend i would be exhuasted
@@Sportliveonline That makes no sense
She must be jet lagged too, she flew back only early yesterday.
Emma has it all, smart, good natured, excellent communicator, beautiful, etc. Hope to see you in Australia Open.
Emma has the beauty, elegance and high style of the mix of Chinese and Rumanian girls. That the English girls don't have.
@@laverite6427 As a Brit I have to agree. We used to have it, but just like America, our society has plunged into degeneracy. Being dumb is now celebrated. Girls acting like lads is considered 'empowering'.
What a lovely young lady. Instant fan.God Bless you and best wishes
Pre US Open Emma: Can I please enter your tennis tournament?
Post US Open Emma: Don't call me, I'll call you.
Simply wonderful. A great game to watch. Can't wait for future tournaments. She has a bright future in front her.
A massive congratulations to Emma! She is a truly genius .. it shows young generations that dedication and total focus will realise your dream goal 🤩😎 no one can top her ever ..rocketed from qualifier to championship and finish off the game with an Ace! She has makes the country proud 😎👍🇬🇧🇬🇧ba true real life Hero ! 🙌
Genius ?? Not really. A very talented, clever and pretty girl..but no genius. I wish nothing but the best for her in the future.
@@spanishpeaches2930 truly genius here means exceptional talent and skill which is fitting here to achieve what she achieved
@@morninghope1 Disagree, it was not genius. That is an overused word hich has diluted it's true meaning. Talent is a target which othes can't hit. Genius is a target which others can't even see. She is a fine player and her achievment outstanding though.
@@spanishpeaches2930 WTF you talking about. Talent just means a natural skill at something anything even mundane things. Exceptional talent aka truly genius means you are a cut above most at something. Her achieving something that has NEVER been done by men or women is certainly that. You should go back to school and learn basic English words and a little bit of common sense.
@@morninghope1 As that quote went right through you without leaving a mark i suggest it you who need to go back to school and learn about Arthur Schopenhauer , the German philosopher who coined the phrase.
Beautiful soul..
Man! Tell me she's not 18. She's so well-spoken and very humble too. What an inspiration! What an athlete!
Don't mean to be an idiot, but she's pretty too.
dude, dont apologize for saying she is pretty! that's being an idiot!
This young woman is so amazing in all aspects!
Damn, she needs a rest from these TV Sharks.
It's a relief to hear inspiring story like this ...
Two words: RECORD BREAKER 😎
This young woman kinda has it all... Beauty, brains, and a brilliant tennis game. Don't let the looks fool you.. She's fierce!
She's going to be a great success for many years and not only in tennis.
not even in tennis*
So adorable !
Let’s EMMA sleep for some time and take rest. There must be Jet lag since she travelled from US to UK just a day back.
Or why not let Emma capitalize on her hard earned fame and make some money ?! 💸💸💸
Brilliant interview. Loved the questions.
Never been a fan of a female tennis player. Emma is first, finally.
why??? Wtf?
Wow then I must say that, Emma is a lucky girl 🤣
Me too. Although I am a Chinese, I was not a Li Na fan, I did not follow her games, and I did not follow her on social media. But I definitely will follow Emma’s future games, and I am now following her on her Weibo account.
Saw her for the first time at Wimbledon and instantly felt something positive about her. Was really surprised to see her win the US open though. Very happy for her.
On tv or you were actually there watching live?
@@searchingforfoodonyoutube2500 on television in India
@@Prat2023 good , she's amazing
Her and Fernandez, Coco and the many future stars are a breath of fresh air to the woman's game and tennis.
I really love that girl!! She's the new player tennis star in the world!! I wrote from Bogotá (Colombia, south América)
This wonderful young lady seems to have really solid values.
A very high percentage of young sports stars end up blowing their money on fancy houses and cars and boats. By their forties, they are often bankrupt.
It looks like Emma is going to take the Anthony Joshua route: stay grounded, stay with your family, and invest in your future.
I don't often get star-struck, but it's hard not to fall for Ms Emma Raducanu. Let's all wish her a long and healthy career!
She's gorgeous
Amazing young lady 💪👍😊
It;s what Romanians tend to be..LOVELY.
@@andreiiasi - I want to marry a Romanian girl in my next life 😍😁😁
So lovely I cried myself to sleep