Emma Raducanu broke down in tears during her Dubai Tennis Championships match on Tuesday after spotting a man in the crowd who'd shown 'fixated behaviour' towards her the previous afternoon

Emma Raducanu was stalked across multiple countries and continents by a “calculating” and “terrifying” man, one of her former coaches has alleged. Raducanu, 22, dropped charges against a man who was arrested in Dubai on Tuesday after turning up at her second-round match against Karolina Muchova.

EMMA RADUCANU spotted her stalker just two points into Tuesday night’s match in Dubai, her former coach claims. The British tennis star, 22, burst into tears and hid behind the

Emma Raducanu’s coach claims the tennis star’s stalker followed her across multiple countries. The British tennis star was reduced to tears on court during her second round defeat to Karolina

Emma Raducanus former coach Roman Kelecic has said the man given a restraining order for approaching her in Dubai followed her from Singapore to Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Dubai;WARNING: This story contains

EMMA RADUCANU is not planning to step away from tennis despite her stalker ordeal. Britain’s tennis superstar, 22, was seen looking distraught when she landed in London after a scary incident with

On Thursday, a man was given a restraining order after approaching Emma Raducanu with ‘fixated behaviour’ before her match in the Dubai Tennis Championships two days earlier.

Emma Raducanu's part-time coach Roman Kelecic has shared more scary details about the Emma Raducanu stalking incident, revealing that the Briton's stalker followed her across four tournaments and waited for a perfect moment to approach the Briton.

A new footage has emerged which showcases the exact moment when British Tennis player Emma Raducanu spotted a "fixated fan" in the crowd during her second-round match with Karolina Muchova at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Tuesday.

Emma Raducanu was pursued across multiple countries by a "calculating" and "terrifying" man who followed her to four different tennis tournaments, according to her former coach Roman Kelecic. The British No 2 faced a distressing ordeal as the same man tracked her movements from Singapore through to Dubai,