Mark Petchey advises Raducanu on pursuit of Grand Slam success
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 7:58 AM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Former coach Mark Petchey believes Emma Raducanu can reclaim her Grand Slam success if she focuses on happiness rather than rankings. Petchey, who has previously coached Raducanu, emphasized the importance of not letting public scrutiny hinder her progress. Raducanu has reunited with Andrew Richardson, her coach during her 2021 US Open victory, as they prepare for Wimbledon. Petchey expressed optimism about their relationship and Raducanu's potential to thrive once again on the tour.
- •Mark Petchey believes Raducanu needs to prioritize happiness.
- •Raducanu has reunited with coach Andrew Richardson ahead of Wimbledon.
- •Petchey coached Raducanu during a successful period before her stardom.
- •Raducanu has not progressed past the fourth round in recent Grand Slams.
- •Petchey highlights the pressures Raducanu faces as a young athlete.
"Former coach Mark Petchey believes Emma Raducanu can win more Grand Slam titles if she chases happiness rather than ranking points and stops worrying about her critics.
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