wesdag she would not be allowed to play on betfair properly she is under 25 so she would have a 500 a month affordability limit applied

We know ER speaks English, Canadian and Chinese. Can she speak Romanian?

Her LBD will be
CHANEL
no 5

Could be a pin up girl for BC Hydro or Tim Horton coffee shops....

Emma OCD case.

Is there something strange about her family?in an interview she said something about her efforts not usually good enough for her parents.,she didn’t exactly rush back to the uk after being in the us for quite a time & im sure they could have gone to the final despite COVID if they’d really wanted.in the welcome home photos this morning mother nowhere to be seen.

There could be a variety of reasons why the parents were a no show. One thing is probably true - that those parents who don't molycuddle and reward their kids too easily, generally instil a determination in their offspring to do better. Whether this helps them become settled, rounded people in later life, is open to question. Having said that, ER seemed like a very sweet, happy little 11 year old when interviewed as an u12 UK national finalist.

Agassi hated the game as a kid but did it cos his dad pushed him and was determined to live up to expectations. Roddick's dad was a disciplinarian of military standard. ER has that steeliness that is very rare. She talks about executing and understands that winning is a mentality - she has self belief in abundance and thrives under pressure (despite her wobble at Wimbledon). We haven't see the likes of her in the woman's game in most of our lifetimes. Anyone who thinks she is a flash in the pan, like a lot of the others we've had in GB, is mistaken. She really is that good and the level of the final was very high... not to drop a set in qualifying or in the main draw is good going. The main danger to her is embracing the celebrity lifestyle.

She might not fulfil her potential immediately. Sampras won very little for a while after winning the US open at 19 and she'll have a target on her back. But she'll follow in the footsteps of Seles and Hingis as young slam champions. Little doubt for me.

She changes coaches more often than she changes socks. The guy who has just been sacked replaced the coach she had at Wimbledon. Nothing to see here.

Aiui, she hires a coach based on what specific part of her game she feels needs improvement, then moves on to the next one. The danger is, I suppose, that the very top coaches might prefer something more permanent.

"Sacked her coach" is a bit harsh - Andy Richardson was only ever there on a week to week type basis and was essentially just a "chaperone" and friendly face from her past while she was in the States. Pretty sure they would also have ended that temporary arrangement if she had lost in the first round of qualifying.

there's not much time from national heroine to national embarrassment.

Bloody Mapleleaf

As long as she enjoys the journey, the ups and the downs.
I think we can say she won't have any utility-bill worries.

"For me, the most exciting thing is trying to do well at each of the different tournaments," said Raducanu. "It sounds weird, but [although] it would have been great to defend the title, I kind of want new experiences." Translated: I fluked that tourney win and now I hope I fly under the radar long enough for me to fluke another.

How has the girl she beat in the final, Fernandes/Hernandes done in the last year?

Were all the top players missing last year for these two to get to the final?

Thank you Hayden.

Sorry should have added , as a response to Lovegod's question..

Fernandez had a totally different path to the final beating Osaka ( 3 ) , Kerber ( 16), Svitolina ( 5 ) and Sabalenka ( 2 )

In the top half as soon as Barty , Pliskova , Kvitova , Swiatek and Andreescu flopped before the 1/4 final you were left with no slam pedigree in that half and the draw became extremely lop sided.

Financially secure already earning £17.9 million in the past 12 months.

As for joining that channel they don't really cover any live sport so it'd be like a Father Christmas role of 2 weeks work and 48 weeks holiday a year.

Nice gig if you can get it.

I play Tennis a couple of times a week and i would destroy Emma.

Yeah, the cards kind of fell nicely for her, but she's in the record books now (like Foinavon) and they can't take that away from her. Looking forward to the next qualifier that wins a Grand Slam.

Sponsors looking for get out clauses as we speak.