But Raducanu talks about the "difficult experience" after the "consolidated" man's approach

But Radukano thanked his fans for his support messages after his “hard experience” approaching a man who showed “fixed behavior” before his game against Carolina Mosa in Dubai.

In a post on Instagram, Radukano said that he “proud” of how he reacted after a person was leaving the stadium with security, with the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), said he was banned from all future events.

Radukano shed tears in the first set in the first set and waited for the Umpire chair with the help of the Umpire seat, but the 22-year-old continued the race and scored 7-6 6-4. The fourteenth seed of Moussa lost.

“Thank you for your support messages,” Radukano said on Instagram. “Yesterday’s difficult experience.

Raducanu also thanked the Czech Reporter, who was former US champion while the man left the court.

“Thanks to Carolina that a great sport and the best chance for the rest of the tournament,” Radukano added.

The man, seen in Radukano’s first match in Dubai on Sunday against Maria Sakkari, is now banned from all WTA events, “Waiting for threat evaluation”, with WTA statement confirmed by Raducanu support.

Raducanu marched after losing the first four games of the first set to force a draw (Gett pictures)

“The same person was identified in the first few rows during the EMMA race on Tuesday at the Dubai’s free tennis competition and was subsequently expelled,” said WTA.

“WTA actively collaborates with EMMA and his team to ensure his well -being and provide any support.

“We are committed to working with their competitions and security teams around the world to maintain a safe environment for all players.

“Player safety is our top priority and competitions are recommended for the best security practices for international sports competitions.”

The news was ordered three years after a man in 2022 after 23 miles to London Radokano.

Meanwhile, the Tennis Chaman Association said it was in contact with Raducanu after the incident and “extensive security arrangements” in the UK.

“The incident once again shows safety issues that all players, but especially female players, can face it,” LTA said in a statement.

“We are available for English players and we have been in contact with Wali and his team for events in Dubai.

“We have extensive security arrangements in our events in the UK and we are undergoing continuous review. Tours are currently undergoing strong processes and we, along with police and security providers to counter situations like this strong , Will continue to cooperate. “

Includes report from PA