Emma Raducanu agreed to feel exposed after a humble loss of the second round to defend French open champion IgA Swiatek while appearing to her daughters at Philippe Chater Court but Britain said the experience had not left her demotivated.

Them they radan She won her girls’ title Grand Slam as a teenager at US Open while playing at the Cavernous Ashrur Asle Stadium and competed in the main trials of shows in Australian Open and Wimbledon in the past.

However, presenting the Prime Minister at Roland Garros on the scene Wednesday proved a completely different challenge for the 22-year-old, who felt a little unpleasant during her 6-1, 6-2 Loss in the second round by winner four times Swiatik.

“It was a really difficult match. IgA played really well. It was difficult. At the beginning of the match it was very tight. As it continued it grew up with confidence. I just felt a little exposed,” Raducanu told reporters.

“It was the first time he played a match in that court. Also also different when filled and has everything around. You feel like a big court. It is … new to me.

“It’s all about she’s definitely very comfortable with her and she has played in it many times. I think this stressed me to feel a little uncomfortable. But it’s a good experience if I ever play in that court again.”

Raducanu will return to the drawing board ahead of her favorite Bari season and said she was feeling positive after enjoying her best race of the year after going to the quarter -finals in Miami Hardcourts and Miami.

The road has not been easy for Raducanu, who has fought with the form and issues of fitness since its 2021 Grand Slam triumph and has worked with a number of different coaches without any real success.

“I don’t feel demotivated,” She said.

“I feel like from Miami I started building a moment of the moment compared to where I came at the beginning of the year and it just makes me want to continue after a few days of rest and then get into the grass.”