British tennis player Emma Raducanu has overcome illness and injury to storm into the Queens final, set to take place this weekend. The 23-year-old secured two victories on Saturday, June 13, to reach her third career final on Sunday, June 14. She will face Donna Vekic on Sunday afternoon, aiming to secure her first title since winning the US Open in 2021.
Queens Club Championships
Raducanu has reached the final of the Queen's Club Championships in London, achieving four victories this week, including wins against Sorana Cirstea and Iva Jovic. Reflecting on her journey, she told BBC TV: "It means everything to be doing this here at Queen's. The whole day has been electric. This week has been incredible, I really enjoy playing here and that shows in my tennis."
She added: "Ask any British player and they would love to lift the title here. My team and I have been through some tough moments in the last few months but we have been putting in the hard work and I want to thank them for helping me get into the final."
Emma Raducanu Age
Born on November 13, 2002, Emma Raducanu is aged 23. She won her first major title at the age of 18.
Emma Raducanu's Career
Emma started playing tennis at a very young age and entered her first competition, the Nike Junior International, at 13. She became the youngest-ever winner of an ITF under-18 tournament. Turning professional in 2018, she alternated between junior and professional tournaments over the next two years. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many sporting events were cancelled. Emma became the US Open Champion in 2021 at the age of 18.
Where Was Emma Raducanu Born?
She was born in Toronto, Canada, but raised in Bromley, UK. She holds both British and Canadian citizenship. As of last summer, her estimated net worth is £13.5 million.
Stalking and Restraining Order
Raducanu has faced stalking incidents involving police action. In January 2022, a man named Amrit Magar was found guilty of stalking her at her home and received a five-year restraining order. In February 2025, another man described as having "exhibited fixated behaviour" was seen in the crowd during a match in Dubai and was issued a restraining order.
