DEFIANT Emma Raducanu has backed herself to come good at Wimbledon, saying: "It's just a matter of when really."
The world No.205 has struggled for form and fitness since her 2021 US Open triumph and has not played since an April defeat at the Madrid Masters.
The British No.6 did not even enter French Open qualifying to get ready for the grasscourt season and has entered events in Nottingham and Eastbourne.
And in another interview with a sponsor in Grazia magazine headlined 'Emma Raducanu On Winning Wimbledon she was upbeat about her chances in her home Grand Slam.
"I feel good," said Raducanu.
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