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Totally Rad: 150th-ranked Emma Raducanu won an all-Cinderella US Open final with clear, uncomplicated tennis
With her title, Raducanu became the first qualifier to win a major in the Open Era, and the first British woman to win one in 44 years.
Published Sep 12, 2021
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Raducanu won 10 matches in Flushing Meadows—three in qualifying, seven in the main draw, all in straight sets. Only once did an opponent take her to 7-5 in a set.
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“I unfortunately made one too many mistakes in key moments and she took advantage of it,” Fernandez said.
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