EMMA RADUCANU is ready to play second-tier events this season to rediscover the winning habit.
The Bromley-based star banked $2.5m for winning the 2021 US Open title and was ranked No.4 in the Forbes Rich List of female athletes in 2022 with an income of $15.2m (£12m).
That year, she peaked at world No.10 in the Women’s Tennis Association rankings.
But Raducanu, who played the Australian Open on a protected ranking of No.103 after injury, will be unable to play most WTA events without a wildcard.
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