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With her first-round loss at the US Open, Emma Raducanu’s Cinderella phase came to an end. Maybe that’s not a bad thing
“I’m going to drop down the rankings,” said the 19-year-old. “I just have another chance to claw my way back up there.”
Published Aug 31, 2022
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She had the crowd behind her all night, but she seemed unsure about when and how to attack.
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Cornet was one of the most difficult first-round opponents Raducanu could have drawn.
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Raducanu will plummet in the post-US Open rankings, but she's ready for the new challenge to "claw my way back up there."
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