John Mcenroe was filled with a counterattack after his comments about Emma Raducanu when he retired from Wimbledon in July but Americans said he was “very supportive” to him at the time and praised British citizens to amaze us.
Making his main debut, Raducanu retired from the last 16 Wimbledon match due to difficulty breathing, while McEnroe, commented on the match for the BBC, said the opportunity appeared to get “a little too much” for him.
While McEnroe was under fire for comments, Wimbledon champions three times said they had been destroyed from proportions.
“I meant exactly what I said,” McEnroe told CNN Host Christiane Amanpour in an interview.
“I tried to contact him in a small way for my experience when I first went to Wimbledon also at the age of 18.” There are many great advantages, but there is also the pressure you do on yourself and other expectations wear you.
I mean it for me as a vanilla like coming …
I really support it, I think, at that time.
“You know newspapers in the UK.
Sometimes they are, like, making a big problem from, for me, nothing.” The US Open Teen Champ Raducanu received the first epic qualification of Slem Winraducanu, 18, shocking the world of sports last weekend when he beat fellow teen Leylah Fernandez to be the first qualification to win the main title.
Mcenroe said he wondered how he would handle the fame he had just found after Run Wimbledon.
“I don’t think you can do it better than he did it (at the US Open),” added Mcenroe.
“It’s crazy that he can do this.” Mcenroe also said he hoped to see Naomi Osaka again in action immediately after Japan rested from tennis.
“Osaka is someone who is very shy and introvert the first time I met him.
I think he keeps like that now,” he said about the big winner four times.
“He came out last year, making a big statement in the US open wearing a mask.
That is a great thing.” Now, suddenly, more attention to him.
I hope to God he can handle it because we need it for 10 years.
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John Mcenroe stands with comments Emma Raducanu, praises the open US victory
