Emma Raducanu’s tennis schedule: When will Brit play next? WTA tournaments registered before the 2022 Australian Open

What events will Emma Raducanu target as the 2022 Australian Open approaches in January?

It should be a very busy time for the 18-year-old as she accumulates tournaments, as well as show appearances, ahead of the first Grand Slam of the new season at Melbourne Park after her remarkable triumph at the US. Open.

“I’m pretty happy that what happened today has happened so that I can learn it and take it as a lesson,” she said. “So in the future I’ll just have more banking experience. I think it’s going to take me a while to really adjust to what’s going on.

What events did she enter?

Currently ranked 24th in the world, Raducanu is looking to strengthen his position ahead of the Australian Open by participating in a number of events, while also hoping to advance to the WTA Finals in Guadalajara, Mexico from 10-17. November.

“Unfortunately I had to change the tournament schedule and I will not be able to play in Moscow this year, but I hope to participate and in front of the Russian fans next year. I look forward to returning to the Tour in the coming weeks, ”she said in a statement.

She was also provisionally entered in the draw for the Transylvanian Open, in her father’s home country, Romania, from October 25 to 31, as well as the Upper Austria Ladies tournament in Linz on November 6.

Apart from the WTA tour, she is also set to take part in an exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall in London on November 28.

She will begin her preparations for Melbourne Park by participating in an exhibition in the Middle East in December.

Raducanu has registered for the Mubadala World Tennis Championship in Abu Dhabi, which runs from December 16-18.

The Briton isn’t sure yet who she’ll face in Abu Dhabi, but she has expressed her enthusiasm ahead of the event.

“I have never been to Abu Dhabi and I can’t wait to go and play in the championship,” she said.

“I know the UAE is celebrating its 50th anniversary at the start of December so I’m sure it’s going to be amazing there and I’m excited to experience all that the country has to offer, both at the event and culturally. “

Raducanu is then expected to fly from Abu Dhabi directly to Australia to prepare for the first Grand Slam of the new season, which begins on January 17.

All tennis players are expected to be quarantined for 14 days upon arrival in Australia, although specific conditions have not been confirmed.