‘I hope he doesn’t hate me too much’ – Emma Raducanu reveals she held clear-the-air talks with Andy Murray
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EMMA RADUCANU has held clear-the-air talks with Andy Murray. The tennis star pulled out of the mixed doubles at Wimbledon, which would have been the Scot's final appearance at the tournament. Murray, 37, retired from tennis last year following Team GB's exit from the doubles at the Paris Olympics.
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But he was denied a farewell at Wimbledon after Raducanu, 22, withdrew from the mixed doubles. He admitted that he had not spoken to her but insisted he harboured no bad feelings. The world No61 has now revealed that she has spoken to Murray in order to clear the air.
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She said: “He's someone I respect a lot and I just didn't want any negative tension in the air, more than anything, because I'm going to see him around. “I just didn't want that. It didn't feel right, so I texted him and he replied, and it was like a really nice message.
"So I'm glad I did that and I just hope he doesn't hate me too much.”. CASINO SPECIAL - BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITS. Raducanu ran into Murray in person at the Australian Open, where she beat Amanda Anisimova in the second round. She admitted that he congratulated her on her victory and that it was nice to have his support.
She added: “I saw Andy today, and he said: ‘well done’, and congratulated me. “That was really nice. He's someone that I look up to a lot. So it's good to have that pat on the back from him. “Whether or not I can turn back time and do things differently, that's in the past.
