Katie Boulter withdraws from Nottingham Open due to injury
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 16, 2026, 5:45 PM
Last updated Jun 16, 2026
Katie Boulter has announced her withdrawal from the Nottingham Open due to a minor injury. Boulter recently reached the semifinals at Queen’s, which marked a strong start to her grass-court campaign following an early exit at Roland Garros. In her Instagram update, she expressed disappointment over missing the tournament, which holds personal significance for her, but emphasized the need to prioritize her health ahead of Wimbledon. Boulter is not the only notable player absent from Nottingham; Emma Raducanu, who also performed well at Queen's, has also pulled out, citing precautionary reasons after a physically demanding tournament.
- •Katie Boulter withdraws from Nottingham Open due to a minor injury.
- •Boulter reached semifinals at Queen's before the withdrawal.
- •Emma Raducanu also pulls out, following her performance at Queen's.
- •Boulter shared her disappointment on Instagram, emphasizing health priority.
- •Nottingham Open features other competitors, including Leylah Fernandez.
- 5:45 PMYahoo Sports — Katie Boulter apologises after pulling out of WTA tournament through injury
"Katie Boulter has made a strong start to her grass-court campaign, reaching the semifinals at Queen’s in her opening event. After going out in the second round of Roland Garros, Boulter had time to prepare for the switch from clay, and she clearly put that break to good use.
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