Video – Raducanu and Osaka training in Perth!

On the sidelines of the United Cup, Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka trained on the Australian courts.

le 29/12/2025 à 13h12

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Emma Raducanu, British number 1, will start her 2026 season with the United Cup (January 2-11), a team competition she will play for her country in Perth and Sydney.

To do this, she will be accompanied by Billy Harris, Neal Skupski, Mingge Xu, Lloyd Glasspool and Olivia Nicholls.

Led by Tim Henman, they will have to emerge from a group consisting of Greece and Japan.

Finally, on the Japanese side, Naomi Osaka was also spotted on the courts in Perth. The 28-year-old player, a four-time Grand Slam champion, will have the heavy task of carrying her team.

Raducanu Emma

25e, 1700 points

Osaka Naomi

15e, 2366 points

Harris Billy

133e, 474 points

Skupski Neal

Non classé

Xu Mingge

240e, 289 points

Glasspool Lloyd

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Nicholls Olivia

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Henman Tim

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Carlos Alcaraz has the New younger person to win the Australian Open and I hope he will regain French open 2026 also. As per my Guess he will be the best player to achieve the 20 Grand Slams in Younger age Only. I hope all the best to Carlos.

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