British tennis sensation Emma Raducanu faces challenges in her comeback journey after slipping to No. 287 in the WTA Rankings. Raducanu, who skyrocketed to fame with her historic US Open victory in 2021, has struggled with injuries and poor form, leading to her decline in the rankings.

Despite receiving wildcards for prestigious tournaments like the Indian Wells Open, Miami Open, and Stuttgart Open, Raducanu’s ranking continues to drop. Commentators highlight the uphill battle she faces, transitioning from Grand Slam glory to rebuilding her career from the ground up.

Sky Sports Tennis commentator Jonathan Overend emphasizes the unique challenge Raducanu faces, navigating a career in reverse after early success. He stresses the importance of confidence and belief as she competes in lower-profile tournaments to climb back up the rankings.

Despite her setbacks, Raducanu’s talent shines through, evident in glimpses of her best form during recent matches. While she faces a learning curve and adjusts her support team, including reducing it to just her coach Nick Cavaday, former world no. 76 Naomi Broady acknowledges Raducanu’s potential for a successful comeback with proper training and support.

As Raducanu continues her journey, fans eagerly await her return to top form and anticipate her future successes on the tennis court.