JonH comes home wrote:

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Jan wrote:

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BBC website says Emma has pulled out of the charity match, feeling "a little sore". Hopefully precautionary.

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 Presumably still in Kooyong field, though, for the other exho? The above is just the Osaka match?

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 That's my understanding.

Edit.  Just checked and it says she's still down for Kooyong. 

Lambda wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Jan wrote:

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BBC website says Emma has pulled out of the charity match, feeling "a little sore". Hopefully precautionary.

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 Presumably still in Kooyong field, though, for the other exho? The above is just the Osaka match?

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It was against Vekic. Osaka had already pulled out before Emma did.

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 Ha, I hope they didnt sell too many tickets based on Emma v Osaka?! 

Stircrazy wrote:

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Jan wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Jan wrote:

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BBC website says Emma has pulled out of the charity match, feeling "a little sore". Hopefully precautionary.

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 Presumably still in Kooyong field, though, for the other exho? The above is just the Osaka match?

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That's my understanding.

Edit.  Just checked and it says she's still down for Kooyong.

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But she's pulled out of that now as well.  

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 There is no sign of Mirra on the schedule either so she must have pulled out as well. 

Lambda wrote:

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Crispy wrote:

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Snagged a WC to Abu Dhabi in February

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Oh dear. I thought she'd be going to Cluj-Napoca. Turning that down for a 500 is a clear indication that her "fresh start" is to go straight back into 500s and 1000s and not as many of us had hoped, me included, that it would be a more natural rebuilding of her ranking in lower tournaments that she'd skipped over with her USO victory.

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 Looks from piece in The Guardian that she is trying for more Middle East tournament wild cards following Abu Dhabi, so I think the strategy is pretty clear Lambda. Heres  hoping it works. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2024/jan/19/emma-raducanu-craves-wta-wildcard-for-middle-east-swing-to-aid-comeback-tennis

Uodate! Now reporting Emma may play lower level tournaments for practice, must be listening to you Lambda! Depends on what she and her team classify as lower level? WTA 250, some 125s..?

Elegant Point wrote:

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Emma Raducanus registered company has been using a little-known accounting loophole that delays the publication of its annual accounts. The 21-year-old British tennis player set up Harbour 6 in 2020 and is the sole director of the company.

Dont have the work around for the Times link below

www.thetimes.co.uk/article/emma-raducanu-delays-filing-company-accounts-586cg95g5

www.tennisforum.com/threads/emma-publishes-2021-22-accounts-for-her-company-harbour-6.1400648/

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 Not sure re the delay to the accounts and how that rule works- typically one is required to submit accounts 9 months after year end - for my company year end is June 30, so Ive to submit by end March; Im waiting to do mine as soon as my accountant is done with self assessment year end next week!

the value of profit discussed in the accounts thread on tennis forum does seem low. I wonder if much of her income is being paid personally and held in trust offshore or some such, and not going through her company? And not being touched at the moment by her? £459k seems a perfectly adequate amount to live on for now as profit assuming shes paying that to herself in dividends.