Emma Raducanu’s U.S.
Open Victory is one of the “biggest achievements” in female sports, said Dominic Thiem Dominic Thiem.
The 18-year-old British surprised the world of sports by beating fellow teen Leylah Fernandez to be the first qualification to win the grand slam title.
Raducanu also became the first English woman to win the title of the Grand Slam Singles for 44 years.
The US Open Teen Champ Raducanu received the first qualification of the epic victory of Slam “for me, it was one of the biggest achievements ever in women’s sports,” Thiem told Omnisport on Monday.
“It’s an amazing trip if you see statistics.
He doesn’t lose one set the whole tournament.
He came from the qualification and he didn’t even play one tiebreak.” It was amazing and something that might never be witnessed before.
“And also the way he plays, his technique, the way he moves, somehow he takes him to a new level for the whole match …
it’s good to see.” Raducanu climbed 127 places to 23 in the world ranking after his victory in Flushing Meadows.
He was 14 years old in a race to qualify for the WTA final which ended the season.