MusaEmma Raducanu is gearing up for a crucial summer on grass, and all eyes are on her 2025 schedule as she attempts to reclaim a spot among the sport’s elite—and maybe, just maybe, snag a Wimbledon seeding while she’s at it.
After a mixed clay season that offered flashes of brilliance and some lingering questions, Raducanu is setting her sights on her favorite surface. Grass courts bring out the best in Emma—just ask the ghosts of 2021, when she made that electrifying run at Wimbledon and followed it up with her US Open fairytale. In 2025, she’s eyeing a series of tune-up events to fine-tune her footwork, boost her ranking, and reignite the British tennis buzz.
Sources close to her camp suggest she’ll kick off her grass swing at the Nottingham Open, followed by the WTA 500 in Birmingham. A wildcard into Eastbourne—a high-level tournament with a strong field—is also on the radar. These events will be crucial not just for match sharpness, but for ranking points. Because here’s the catch: Raducanu’s current ranking sits just outside the magic number needed for automatic Wimbledon seeding.
But don’t count her out. With deep runs in even two of these events, Emma could catapult herself into the top 32, giving her a seeded spot at SW19—and avoiding an early-round clash with the likes of Iga Swiatek or Aryna Sabalenka.
More importantly, it’s about momentum. The crowd loves her, the game suits her, and when Raducanu is dialed in, she’s a grass-court threat to anyone.
The stage is set. The strawberries are ready. And if Emma can stay healthy and hungry, the Centre Court spotlight could once again be hers. Wimbledon 2025 might just be the comeback chapter we’ve all been waiting for.
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