Emma Raducanu Press Conference | 2021 US Open Final

[@jackward9901]

The talent, the brains, the looks, the classy British accent, the personality... Her sponsorship deals and endorsements are going to be insane!

[@josephhunter1627]

easy 10 million a year sponsors money next year already insane she is just a breath of fresh air

[@3070Gordo]

@@cheerbust4888 Emma got an 'A' for both Mathematics and Economics, some of the hardest subjects on the curriculum. 10% of students get an 'A' for either subject. So yeah, she has brains.

[@jackward9901]

@@cheerbust4888 Intelligence haha. If you say someone *has brains* in the UK, it just means they're intelligent.

[@grantd9216]

@@cheerbust4888 yes she is a straight A student, not to mention her tennis IQ

[@AnthaKharana]

....and she's half CHINESE!

[@gregoryvierra6114]

So basically she’s a supermodel who is extremely articulate, humble, and an amazing tennis player.

[@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw]

no she’s an average looking china girl with small eyes and this is her final slam! she will never be as pretty as sharapova.

[@leesyaws7119]

@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw are you alright ? If you adore Sharapova very much why are you here ?

[@AC26875]

@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw Maria Kirilenko > Maria Sharapova

[@theshaful]

@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw Please evaporate and stop spreading racist, xenophobic comments. You are doing the absolute most to tell the world you are miserable.

[@nickyb12345]

@@Hqhqhqhqhhwhw 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@RK-ti2qq]

Her poise and maturity on and off the court is impressive for any age, and she's just 18. Absolutely incredible.

[@carmenvillafane2993]

She's a whip love her so polite

[@martinforrester8249]

Couldn't agree more.

[@benthekeeshond545]

Robert, I saw a short video of Emma when she was 12. She answered questions better than I could when I was 30 years old.

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

Iga will be dominating her to the rest of their career

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

She is finished. Świątek is on top

[@davidashley6678]

Just amazing. Can anyone get their head around what she achieved. Came through qualifying and didn’t drop a set. Just fantastic tennis. How can you not like her. Refreshing 😊

[@papigringo5692]

What she has done is incredible and historic. Hopefully she has staying power at the top. There's no reason to think she doesn't. She seems like she would be a great ambassador for tennis. And yeah, again, what a run. It's wonderful to witness something no one in the world expected.

[@kukulroukul4698]

and MOST IMPORTANT the last ACE !

[@fifermcgee5971]

Congratulations to a great champ, what a future this young lady has ahead, really look forward to following her career.

[@misasawada244]

Without even losing a single set. With no parents.

[@daviddavis7665]

I think her achievement is remarkable. Maybe it’s her age partly, that she has gone under the radar, not long ago she was playing the juniors. And you need to play a certain amount of tournaments to gain points, which she has not.

[@hmingthanglienkeivom5394]

Press: boring question. Emma: interesting answer. Way to go champ, hoping for you to win more slams.

[@ricklee5431]

Precisely! She is so much smarter than the press.

[@nielsdahl2022]

EXactly ! And that guy presenting her in the beginning sounds incredibly boring like he should get himself another job . Why do we have to listen to that smuck ?

[@nedludd7622]

@@nielsdahl2022 I was going to say that he sounded like a dinosaur.

[@ericbrown1101]

@@ricklee5431 she's smarter than most people in general. Her intelligence just oozes out of her.

[@ricklee5431]

@@ericbrown1101 You got that right! She uses words like "spurred" and "spectators" instead of crowd... I've never heard another tennis players speak like that including native English speakers. It's all about education.

[@anthonym8250]

I see an 18yr old young lady who is an example to all. Well done to her parents for doing such an amazing job.

[@Maldini009]

her coaching staff have got her to where she is

[@anthonym8250]

@@Maldini009 Who's talking about her tennis??? I'm talking about her personality, intelligence, humbleness. The things that are generally instilled by parents, not coaches.

[@richardpierpoint3006]

@no body For the last time, JOG-ON, BELL-END - muchas gracias, amiga!

[@visuvarena]

she is not the only one....

[@teresaringow]

@@visuvarena how many are there who is the only one of anything… just give her the credits she deserves!

[@ds5398]

This has to go down as one of the most amazing Grand Slam wins ever. 18 years old, rank 150, 20 sets to 0. Incredible

[@malpete]

And no tie break too

[@edwardjones2202]

Haha yup...when you put it like that! Nice to see this happy story

[@acetang8623]

yes, she is incredible !

[@michaelfarrow5817]

It'd be like Emma's local football team, Bromley FC, winning the FA Cup and going through every round comfortably.

[@michaelfarrow5817]

@@grantmalone I wonder if Emma has ever strolled down the Mason's Hill to see the Bromley Aces...

[@dorinc6033]

I smile when she smiles, can't help it; so much composure and harmony.

[@grapeness2220]

Her smile is electric and contagious… she’s a wonderful person and an extremely talented player

[@feroz5927]

What makes her achievement even more remarkable is that she achieved two "A"s in Maths and Economics at A-level while preparing for Wimbledon and the US Open. Brains and talent!

[@ibeetellingya5683]

I gulped in awe reading your comment. True genius manifest in different ways in different people. She manifests in many ways on her own. So easy to imagine her very successful as a leader in any field she chooses, and still maintaining this same personality.

[@gamblemadman]

A* in maths.

[@Interstellar2123]

If this is true....then wow

[@futurez12]

*Extreme hard work and extreme hard work (+ quite a bit of physical prowess).

[@BingDwenDwen]

Level: Asian

[@yolandamariaandraderios4715]

Emma remains humble. It is a positive quality.

[@SamxJxPx1993]

Humility won't last long

[@dniendkdksmd27839]

Why do u people think like that??? She has just achieved something remarkable, playing 10 matches in 20 days and winning all... She fully deserves a break, and she should enjoy the moment as it is not something that happens every day. Then get back to work after a week. What do u want her to do????

[@lower_than_furries9727]

With her achievement she has all the reasons to not stay too humble for too long. She is: 1. The first british woman to win a grand slam since 1977. 2. The first qualifier in history of tennis to reach GS final and winning in the end, not to mention that this is her 2nd grand slam participation to date. 3. The first athlete to win US open without dropping a set, since the qualifier rounds. Y'all can sassmouth her all y'all want. What are your achievements?

[@dniendkdksmd27839]

@@lower_than_furries9727 all the reasons to "not stay humble"?? You should change the last 2 words to " to celebrate and enjoy". She has all the reasons to celebrate and enjoy her massive achievement. Where is she not humble anymore??

[@andyroo9381]

Unlike Novak Djokovic

[@FinleyESB]

This young lady just played out a movie, from playing on empty courts to a packed out final. Ranked 150 in the world and having to qualify to the final. This truly is an incredible achievement. And I'm not even a big fan of tennis. If this was a movie I'd think it was a bit over the top. Absolutely incredible

[@adrodog17]

Her temperament and mental clarity in her matches is immense. I can’t imagine being 18 and being able to deal with that pressure. Leylah was great as well, with them both being so young I hated that one of them had to lose

[@ruckfules9441]

She has the mentality of an 18 year old Rafa.

[@Nasir1969]

Me too ...both of them are winner's. For sure both of them are future of tennis...A beautiful British and Canada young beautiful players. But the only thing bfor Leylah is that those pinoys fans claiming that Leylah is their philippines. So please pinoys fans just don't claim what is not yours period.

[@dashiekwoodard3621]

@@Nasir1969 Haitians claim Naomi Osaka as well, why wouldn’t the Philippines be excited about Leylah, she is linked through ethnicity. I imagine Ecuadorians are proud right now as well.

[@ronniejohnson196]

Me Too!

[@johnjeffers1524]

welllll, i'm guessing you didn't say that following her last Wimbledon match. But yes - her temperament and clarity in *this* tournament were pretty great. And I am very glad of it. I loved seeing her win; she is an absolute breath of fresh air. (I love Romanians - and actually, I love Chinese people. Just not the CCP).

[@gloriakrueger6774]

The most captivating smile in tennis and what a winning personality!! She will have many more Grand Slams in the future!! Hope she never loses her joy!!

[@annechan5454]

Once in a while, we are lucky enough to witness to watch someone special. Emma Raducanu is that special someone who we hope will continue to keep bringing on such great moments!

[@chrisnigro3859]

We can talk about her tennis ability for hours but what’s incredible is the class this Young woman shows. I hope young ladies look up to her beyond her athletic ability she’s a class act. Something the world needs. Parents you guys are also the winners here

[@doobyfrooby7606]

Not gonna say that she isn't quite impressive for a 18yo. At the same time I also got the feeling that she already is quite the machine, saying exactly what is expected of her to say in a too diplomatic way. Don't hear out too much personality, just the usual stuff everybody says after winning. Then again, that's exactly what is expected of her.

[@richardpierpoint3006]

@@doobyfrooby7606 No, it's because she is an educated English young lady - just saying...

[@MrSitemaster2]

@@doobyfrooby7606 There's enough of her personality there, I bet these people have never heard of Tinie Tempah let alone be able to quote him.

[@benthekeeshond545]

@@richardpierpoint3006 We have no doubt that Emma's parents taught her well all along. We also cannot neglect the UK educational system. This system assists her parents to raise a fine young lady and a champion.

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

Iga will be dominating her to the rest of their career

[@AnuBlossom]

She's a ray of sunshine; you can't help but smile whenever she smiles; she radiates such positivity and confidence. I hope we get to see more of her in the finals and hopefully winning more slams! 😊❤

[@paulrichards6894]

wonder how people in the UK watched the game....bet it was CH4s highest figure.....she is simply brilliant... a lovely young lady......

[@jacobrogers7286]

It was on television, the usual way people watch things

[@paulrichards6894]

@@jacobrogers7286 it would not have been on terrestrial tv if she had not made the final

[@paulrichards6894]

@@jacobrogers7286 one man and his dog would have watched it on amazon prime

[@jacobrogers7286]

@@paulrichards6894 ah sorry I see what you meant now. I have prime and watched it on there, been watching a lot of the tournament. I think more people than you realise have prime, but for sure I doubt they had anywhere near the 9.2m that watched on channel 4

[@noriemeha]

I'm trying to remember the last time I heard a sportsperson talk so frankly and revealingly about the winning process. There's no flannel or competitor baloney. So refreshing.

[@andrewhaynes5936]

I can think of a lot of other Celebrities and MP’s should watch this and take a leaf out of how honest and classy she is!! Pure Class and such a nice person!! Many Many Congratulations Emma x

[@geoffpoole483]

Very articulate young woman.

[@paulrichards6894]

she doesn't put a foot wrong....wonderful human being....and so talented

[@caligulapontifex5759]

Congrats to Emma. She was the better player today but her beauty will be a curse for her tennis career. She'll be too distracted by her modelling career now and the British press live to destroy celebrities. Leylah, will take this lose and improve her game, she's a fighter and super hungry for a title now. Probably in the long run the best outcome despite the heart break of today's lose.

[@andrewhaynes5936]

@@caligulapontifex5759 I think your right which would be the “NORM” for us English!! Instead of looking after her and understanding the ups and downs she will have all we’ll done in talk her up in readiness to Shot her down!! Obviously everybody is now going to want part of her, with the looks and the skills of Tennis there’ll be all over her. I just wish her well.

[@EcuaLA]

@@andrewhaynes5936 Isn't this called the Tall Poppy Syndrome in Australia?

[@deelot1]

What a mature, humble and centred attitude she has. Also that she focuses on the present moment and is not attached to outcomes helped her to succeed.

[@silveriver9]

She spends her summers in Shenyang China training in tennis and table tennis to improve her reaction time. Emma said she gets her resilence, humbleness and self-belief from her Chinese side and Li-Na is her idol. She credits her Chinese family and culture the most for making her who she is today.

[@Cristina-cm1yr]

She also spends time in Bucharest Romania. Her idols are Simona Halep and Li Na🥰 she credits her Romanian and Chinese family

[@riverreasteve]

Isn't she absolutely wonderful. At the ridiculous young age of only 18 she is not only master of the tennis courts but master of the press conference as well. So inspiring!

[@leonardobraynen1524]

Guess Osaka should take notes?

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

Iga will be dominating her to the rest of their career..

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

She is finished. Świątek is on top

[@mathieunorry]

This young lady has, more than anything an attribute that is evident in other young people who excel at a young age and that is a maturity beyond their years, both mentally and physically. Her intelligence, ability to articulate, her focus and her ability to bounce back from Wimbledon so soon is most impressive.

[@hagamapama]

Any red blooded man who isn't at least a little bit in love with her needs to check their pulse. This is an amazing woman.

[@DTJ2024]

Do be quiet fool

[@Teeps1921]

It’s sad that now everyone hates her

[@lM-wp4sn]

What an articulate and humble young woman. How refreshing to see in this generation.

[@jonathanstow4820]

What superb example of humility, humbleness and articulation and all at just 18, oh and she can play a bit of tennis too!! Bravo Emma.

[@FrankCastlesConscience]

Humble, superbly talented, strategic, calm, beautiful, and speaks like a 28 year old veteran yet she’s only 18. Very impressive.

[@henalihenali]

Speaks like an educated English 18 year old...they just don't normally see thr light of day on KZbin

[@selfissimo]

Just how gracefully she spoke to the crowd and media can teach the spoiled Naomi Osaka a lesson!

[@laverite6427]

VIVA the immigrant girls. Congratulations to them both. Raducanu: Chinese mother and Romania father. Fernandez: Ecuadorean father Philippine mother.

[@silveriver9]

She spends her summers in Shenyang China training in tennis and table tennis to improve her reaction time. Emma said she gets her resilence, humbleness and self-belief from her Chinese side and Li-Na is her idol. She credits her Chinese family and culture the most for making her who she is today.

[@silveriver9]

Wonderful to see rising talented players of Asian descent: Naomi (Japanese), Leylah (Filipino) and Emma (Chinese)!

[@albertturner1039]

Amazing story. Ranked world 150. 10 matches from the qualifiers thru the final. Won every set.

[@goraiders2266]

@@ParallelRyley2001 top 25

[@ParallelRyley2001]

@@goraiders2266 What a breakthrough for Emma!

[@LingLiu2014]

@@goraiders2266 23rd in the latest rankings meaning she's seeded for the Australian Open next year :)

[@subhashis_M]

But she has to maintain her consistency because women's tennis so unpredictable

[@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet]

she is a pusher boring game...she got lucky...wait til Serena gets back and spanks at her even at the age of 40

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

Cannot think of a better role model for young British tennis players. I love that Romanian, Chinese and Canadian fans are also adoring her because of her heritage in those countries. What a star she is

[@joecmccluskey]

She is Canadian.....

[@A-small-amount-of-peas]

@@joecmccluskey oh yes. That Canadian accent..... Unmistakable 😂

[@cwells45]

@@joecmccluskey She's lived in England since she was 2. Stop being hateful.

[@boke75]

@@cwells45 No hate towards England. Dude's just trying (and failing) to claim Emma as their own.

[@alvin1913]

Indeed, she makes all four nations share the pride of her great achievement! This world need more Emma kind young generation!

[@TechWizz]

The poise, grace, maturity is amazing to see at only 18. Speaks volumes about her upbringing too. Amazing talent and the future looks bright. If only we could get more breakout stars on the ATP.

[@RobertSantos-rw8dy]

The parents are to be commended...

[@MrCWL]

There are breakout men but the competition is too stiff. There hasn’t been a big three equivalent in women’s tennis for a long time now and with it only being two sets to win, no wonder there are so many first time winners. Easy to put out someone on a bad day but much harder in men’s tennis to do the same.

[@knowles2211]

Spot on. Her parents must be bursting!

[@selfissimo]

Just how gracefully she spoke to the crowd and media can teach the spoiled Naomi Osaka a lesson!

[@Kombo-Chapfika]

Men's game has become about attritional arm wrestling. Best of three may shake that up a bit

[@yolhanson]

All eyes will be on Djokovic and whether he can make history, but nobody will be surprised if he wins. This young lady, however, beats everything. I've been following tennis avidly for 30 years and can't recall anything like this, an explosion like this. For someone with so little tour experience, Emma plays like a top-5. Her court coverage, shot-making and mental toughness were those of a much older player with a few slams in the cabinet. She is a promoter's dream: beautiful, articulate and girl-next-door nice. She always looks like she is having the time of her life on and off the court. Blown away by this. I can't speak highly enough of Emma (or, for that matter, of Leylah, who is also here to stay).

[@therealistafrican6567]

Wta is always full of surprises.... what of the lativian Ostapenko in 2019 and Swiatek as well I believe their first tournament win were grand slams and they were also teens the only difference is they can't hold a candle to her beauty she is exquisite

[@ainelawlor5755]

He didn't win she did

[@MrThegenral1]

All eyes on me!

[@DizzieDaCrazzie88]

lol he lost 🤣

[@bobbybaucom9440]

Great post!

[@MadderMel]

Superstar ! I'm from Bristol in England ! We are all so very proud of her ! Words have yet to be invented to describe this achievement ! Sensational , awesome , unbelievable , astonishing , those words don't even get remotely close !!

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

She is finished. Świątek is on top

[@MadderMel]

Yes ! Perhaps she won't win anything else , ( I hope she does ) , but what she did there can never be taken away from her , a truly magnificent achievement !

[@johndevadas1933]

She's only 18 and is arguably the most well-spoken athlete there is in the world of sports. Undoubtedly great for tennis. I thought I might not be so glued to the sport after the Big 3 hang up their racquets, but in strolled Emma. She's only a handful of matches in but already the highlight reels of her short career are fantastic to watch.

[@redindian2209]

she sounds like shes been copying sue barker

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

Iga will be dominating her to the rest of their career

[@mateuszszczurek8043]

She is finished. Świątek is on top

[@danfan4707]

The first ten seconds make this my favourite press conference ever.

[@marshan1226]

Word

[@RAYMO581]

On very rare occassions in this world someone truly special comes along that touch peoples lives. She is one of those !!!!!

[@ps.maximilianostange4239]

She was born to shine! What a star she is 😍

[@benthekeeshond545]

@rafa Goat Rafa is one of the 3 best tennis players in his professional era. It is unfair to expect Emma to achieve what Rafa did. Perhaps Emma can achieve that in the future but I hope the crazy media in London won't put that kind of pressure onto this young and beautiful rising tennis star.

[@benthekeeshond545]

@rafa Goat Among the big 3, Rafa is my favorite. Rafa is a near-perfect representation of sportsmanship.

[@kytestar]

@rafa Goat Did Rafa get straight A's in his A levels? Can Rafa race a go cart to an extremely high standard. Has Rafa beaten one of the best e-sports player at F1 2020? Can Rafa do ballet? Did Rafa win a grand slam from qualifying? Absolutely sure the answer to all those is "no". So, you're right, nothing like Rafa... she is far better in every way!

[@laverite6427]

VIVA the immigrants girls, congratulations to them both. Fathers and mothers from China, Romania, Ecuador, Philippine.

[@DeDominee1992]

Whatch Nole tonight for his number 21. Goat debate will be over and out.

[@peteh7185]

To be fair…both these young ladies were very well spoken with great personalities at such a big occasion. No stuttering, mumbling or stammering…both very easy to listen to. ( some of the interviewers / journalists could take some lessons from them…they were pathetic ) Much respect to both…hold your heads up high!

[@gorand4291]

Because they are native speakers!

[@Cocologs]

@@gorand4291 Leyla’s first language is French.

[@willsmith39]

@@Cocologs Yup. Plus she also speaks fluent Spanish, English and Tagalog I believe. Emma speaks fluent English, Putonghua and Romanian. They are both incredibly impressive young women.

[@stickshifter8]

Definitely, both are miles above Osaka, who can hardly articulate two consecutive sentences.

[@AlH-z2x]

Exactly much better than Barbage Mushroomza

[@onkouth]

Watching Emma and Leylah produce such an amazing display of Tennis was really something, two incredible players taking the women’s game to another level, these two are going to rule tennis for a while. Emma is so incredibly confident, articulate and fun, along with her natural talent she looked every bit the champion. Both these young ladies should be extremely proud of themselves!

[@martinforrester8249]

Also with no grunting nor sqealing. How refreshing.

[@NikoLeon]

I hope she stays humble throughout her career

[@doctorgarbonzo2525]

Way to go Emma & Leylah! Truly a Monumental moment for the Game & The City of New York!

[@gian19791]

I love her intelligent and charismatic and mature response with media questions adding to that her British accent

[@unclefatbloke687]

Forget about the tennis for a second, Will you just look at her composure in this press conference! She's only 18 years old and she is SO relaxed taking questions and giving answers he could be a seasoned pro!

[@britturk123]

Believe me she is a treasure, you are very correct Uncle .

[@Asiandramas99]

“She”

[@unclefatbloke687]

@@Asiandramas99 Yes. I noticed that later!

[@michaelkensington2494]

It's called 气质and at 18!

[@perry801]

What an incredible achievement. And how articulate and mature she sounds during the press conference. What's with the few people who are disliking this video. What's to dislike? She's talented, respectful to other players and very easy on the eyes.

[@richardpierpoint3006]

Well, she isn't American so I guess that might be reason for some to dislike her but, hey, haters gonna hate...

[@phildemetriou440]

@@richardpierpoint3006 There are some bitter, twisted people on this thread. Totally unnecessary.

[@paulrichards6894]

a lot of racists comments......makes you sad.......what's not to like about her....i think she is wonderful.....a shoe in for sports personality of the year....and for once will be a worthy winner.....not only talented but has a huge personality..........

[@richardpierpoint3006]

@@phildemetriou440 Absolute arseholes, aren't they? Just saying!

[@blackmanwhitesuit]

She's apparently incredibly smart school-wise, which is why they brought up how she was attending normal school during her tennis and not being home schooled.

[@darkcorneroftheworld]

This is one of the new faces of tennis, and it is refreshing to see such humility and positivity is incredible.

[@elisa5215]

Amazing!! I still can’t believe she’s a grand slam champion, huge congrats to her🌟

[@kyqorioskygo8999]

If she wasn’t injured at the last wimbeldon, she could have won the WB too!!

[@abc92800]

QUEEN OF BROMLEY!

[@boke75]

@@kyqorioskygo8999 Fair chance, sure.

[@rangersasc]

What a beautiful young Lady, articulate, smart, gorgeous, and seriously talented, well done Emma what a stunning tournament.

[@trhansen3244]

I wouldn't call her beautiful. But she played well enough to win.

[@jodiah8473]

@@trhansen3244 I would call her beautiful and her tournament victory was literally historic

[@bogie7311]

Are you nuts?????

[@trhansen3244]

@@jodiah8473 It was historic. One of the worst US Opens I've seen. Historically bad.

[@jodiah8473]

@@trhansen3244 Probably the best final I've seen in a decade.

[@gracewy2292]

Emma is strong mentally & physically; wise in thought, word and deed! Thank you for being so exemplary and inspiring.

[@zahpasta]

Been watching her since Wimbledon debut. Absolutely incredible with her successful and she looks so stunning!!

[@nikostsanos]

Congratulations to her family for the upbringing of this beautiful young lady.

[@laverite6427]

VIVA the immigrants girls, congratulations to them both. Fathers and mothers from China, Romania, Ecuador, Philippine.

[@kevinclayton1656]

Yeah got to give them props for it.she's the perfect women

[@jamiemassey4840]

I was getting jaded watching tennis but Emma and Leylah have restored my enthusiasm in women’s tennis. That was the best match-up I’ve seen since Hingis vs Graf in the French Open years ago. I don’t even remember the exact year.

[@fuckurbody]

1999 french final long live steffi graf the queen of tennis

[@lucbordage7291]

@@fuckurbody Steffi was awesome! Hoping to see her and Andre have one of their children in Tennis someday. Also RogerF and one of his kids. Peter Korda has a son playing now. His two daughters are awesome golfers on the LPGA.

[@RokuroMusic]

me too, tennis is back

[@fuckurbody]

@@lucbordage7291 steffi & andre’s oldest son Jaden Gil is doing pretty well on baseball ⚾️ he got recruited on some random team ive never heard of before …. so…. No tennis from him

[@fuckurbody]

@@lucbordage7291 the Kordas kids are awesome!! I wasnt a fan of their dad Petr tho, he looked weird lol 😂

[@DanJiang]

I love her clarity, elegance and humbleness in her responses. Super clutch on the tennis court and super elegant off. We just got ourselves a superstar and the next icon in the making. She can do great things for the sports, and of course, for her tennis career.

[@iqinnovative4886]

Very humble and extremely articulate- well done! A legend is born.

[@bensev1]

After winning the US OPEN... " Emma how's your day going?"... " Days going great... how's yours? and laughs... best exchange ever!!!

[@kenneth8048]

Exceptional on court, Humble in victory and composed in the limelight, this is a new super star

[@sallydaniel1023]

Layla is great, too!

[@dariolbaldwin3606]

Le

[@dariolbaldwin3606]

Laylah is a champion too

[@louisamoloi3378]

If she didn't get sick in the 4th round of the Wimbledon open, this would definitely be her 2nd grandslam trophy. Well done Emma!! More of these are coming!!

[@MakinItHappenn]

Her game lends itself more to Hard Court than it does grass, because of the movement aspect. Her major weapon is her movement. Grass is slippery. So no, but you're right in she will win Wimbledon someday too.

[@Clem_Fandango11]

Disagree strongly. I think that loss at Wimbledon has been a godsend and taught her lessons. Winning Wimbledon potentially could have damaged her long-term. Her team were brilliant keeping her away from news and social media and putting her in a bubble.

[@STEVEukIDIOT]

I not a tennis fan, but i watched this, what a lovely young lady, hope she stays so humble

[@justincaelas]

She's elegant and so talented, glad she won, was rooting for her today

[@marctzou9780]

I was rooting for her from Wimbledon😃😃

[@world-traveller]

What an Emmazing performance. Congratulations Emma on your first of many grand slam titles.

[@paulb9453]

Possibly the most naturally charismatic player I’ve ever seen. I was surprised to see the Fernandez camp coaching her to “smile, smile” during the last set. But huge credit to both players for being so inspirational to us all. Well done Emma

[@avatarcoolman]

The sensational teens in the final really made women tennis great again. Emma's composer is off the chart at critical moments for her age. Can't wait to see the new generation perform in grandslams next year.

[@KingWelshy]

"I managed to pull out the clutch plays when I needed to" I love Emma's mindset during the matches this tournament. Very dialled in the games and tactics she wanted to apply. Her level of ground strokes and belief in those were exceptional. Quality interviews and press conferences also. Congratulations Miss Raducanu 👏🏾👏🏾⭐

[@gs637]

Bravo Emma!!! Amazing talent, grace, modesty, ... and such a beautiful sincere smile. You are an inspiration. Congrats from Canada, you deserve it.

[@aman8549]

She seems such an honest & humble person with amazing tennis talent. Hope to see her in many such press conferences.

[@dornachee]

Congratulations from Toronto! You and Leyla were absolutely amazing! Thank you for putting on a great game!

[@yanso5271]

x2 from Canada

[@britturk123]

Well she is yours too I guess, if it were not for the dastardly parents wanting to travel to GB you would have gotten away with it too, LOL.

[@clt19711]

Lovely sentiment from Canada.

[@SerJedOfficial]

She's got the looks, talented, classy, articulate & athletic. She's got it all. Lots of endorsement deals from big companies coming her way now for sure. Definitely a star is born.! Congratulations Emma..! 👍💚❤️🤠🇵🇭

[@agentbrandt]

I agree. And she's very humble. Love how she articulates her answers. Looks so mature for her age.

[@yliang1688]

I will say that two.

[@richardpierpoint3006]

@@yliang1688 "too", not "two" - just saying!

[@jonathanheard980]

Incredible that she went an entire US OPEN w/o losing a set. Impressive and deserving to see her walk away as champ. Leylah will be back and Emma will be ready for another!⭐️⭐️

[@AchileDeji]

Of course Leyla will be back.

[@murdershe......7378]

Leylah was made to look fairly average against Emma, which just goes to show how amazing Emma is playing right now as Leylah is a very talented player in her own right.

[@paulrichards6894]

both players were a credit...great game

[@Stampingerms]

Absolutely incredible and this match was their second time and Emma came trumps!!

[@benjiwinebrenner4313]

First player since Serena in 2014 to not drop a set on the way to a US Open tournament win!

[@JiraiyaSama86]

20 straight sets? That is amazing. It certainly helped that she practically dominated all her matches to the title. Hope she makes the wise decision to take some time off- maybe 1 or 2 weeks- to process this. This is quite astonishing.

[@wel7652]

Then come back in time for Indian Wells in October.

[@JiraiyaSama86]

@@wel7652 wait. What? They changed the order of the tournaments again?

[@HCaulfield115]

She needs to play Indian Wells cause I’m going there 😂😁

[@HCaulfield115]

@@JiraiyaSama86 Indian Wells starts Oct 5 for main draws. It got pushed back due to Covid

[@daviddavis7665]

Maybe not, she is a tennis player, highly trained, they just think of the next game. To allow stardom to distract you is unprofessional and impractical. These questions in the press conference really mean nothing, she must not take any of it seriously.

[@MM-es5hv]

Love her smile and humbleness! Well deserve victory Emma

[@ElMaestroGordo]

Utterly unique achievement that we'd be lucky to see only once in a lifetime! One for the Ages. 1st Unseeded Qualifier, either male or female, to EVER win a Grand Slam Final. 10 matches, 20 consecutive sets, no tiebreaks. Last teenage person to not drop a set at US Open was Serena Williams. She's the best of British: young, multicultural and supremely talented! I can't wait to see what she does next. After her sad retirement at Wimbledon a few weeks ago, it shows her phenomenal mental fortitude to bounce back. Emma & her opponent, Ms. Leylah Fernandez, have bright bright futures ahead of them in their sport!

[@harveyfialkov2399]

Absolutely adorable. Classy. Articulate.Her parents did an amazing job!

[@attaullahkhan1002]

Many congratulations to Emma she's so composed at her age. The way she responded to the questions in this interview says it all about her personality and vision, it's just extraordinary.

[@johndevadas1933]

What an outstanding human being. Her radiance, grace, special ability, and depth of character are clearly visible both on and off the court. This new crop of self-aware and well-poised tennis talent is going to be awesome for the women's game.

[@MrSridharMurthy]

I agree!

[@jasonraj495]

Well spoken, all honest opinions, zero show off. Incredible talent.

[@naveenrana4976]

Emma is so sweet and pretty. Love her smile. ❤️ Love listening to her when she speaks. Really wanted her to win... extremely happy. What an incredible accomplishment! 👏👏

[@bpdynasty9265]

Along with an exceptional game...she has incredible mental strength! She was the better player on the court today, she's had an exceptional run but I don't at all think it's a fluke. She's the real deal - just hope & pray that she continues to surround herself with the right people, both professionally and personally because she is absolutely a great champion in the making. Can't wait to see her and Leylah keep winning slams and tournaments!

[@ruthjones1180]

What a miracle this was!!! Did she fall from the sky??? Where In the world has she been, UNREAL, this is for books. What an infectious smile, first time I saw her face she won me over!?!? Hope she stays joyous and win many titles.

[@lawrenteharrison708]

She's extremely talented I'm excited to see more of her...

[@alfredstewart9895]

This final was simply the best match I've seen for a while. Both hard hitters, adventurous and brave. At stages, it looked as though itcould have gone either way; both Fernandez and Raducanu enjoyed moments on top. This form of tennis clearly has a bright future and I want more...

[@HockeyVictory66]

Emma has a hundred million dollar smile along with amazing talent and maturity.

[@jaydee3216]

That smile is truly truly remarkable isn't it?

[@missourimanful]

@@jaydee3216 - No doubt.

[@jaydee3216]

@@missourimanful I can't stop thinking about her at the moment

[@missourimanful]

@@jaydee3216 - She is such a breath air on the women’s side, heck for all of tennis. She just has all the intangibles, besides being first and foremost one heck of a tennis player.

[@tbeau5748]

Emma's story must be the most remarkable of all sporting victories. From schoolgirl to turning pro before Wimbledon to US Open Champion in three months! Emma has only played in four tournaments in her life, two of the Grand Slams......and she still only 18.

[@iqbalwahyuperdana]

Such a humble young woman. And stunning, as always 💫 huge love from Indonesia ❤🇮🇩

[@getrealdave9975]

How is this women 18 years old. I think back to my 18 year old self and there is no way I could have handled the pressure of the game, let alone spoke with such maturity and poise in post match interviews. Such a special person. Totally awesome.

[@darrenarbon9890]

I'm proud to be British today, this lady was amazing and with all her attributes will go on to be great. Well done Emma you are a credit to yourself and country!!🥰

[@paulrichards6894]

we now have a reason to watch tennis again....she is only going to improve...she could be one of the greats....we can dream

[@alastairbrewster4274]

Yes she is a beacon of hope after all the racist abuse our footballers have received

[@paulrichards6894]

she is just a breath of fresh air.....

[@angryengine9616]

She isn't British. She is Chinese /Romanian. A piece of paper doesn't mean anything.

[@paulrichards6894]

boris johnson was born in new york....you don't call him american....this girl has lived in britain 16 years....

[@jorgeguisa7920]

Haven´t met an 18 year old with such a krispy clean line of tought like this lady, and that translates to that krispy clean brand of tennis that she plays. If you put attention to the way she describes her decisions on court when facing breakpoints or having those matchpoints you can see how concious she is with whats happening on the court. The latin espn commentator said, at match point: "on important moments, she has allways trow the slice serve to the T" and then he was just ecstatic with the sudden change when she tres that flat bomb into the open box. Then she masterfully avoids any hype or pressure related questions and goes on to remark that she is enjoying life!! GENIUS. I really felt, with these two (Fernandez and Raducanu), like the first time i saw Nadal or Nole make their first big steps, like a clear path to greatness has just started.

[@SushilSarwadnya]

I love the way she smiles. She has the most beautiful smile I have ever seen. Great ambassador for tennis.

[@jimbob2826]

This is gonna sound weird but I feel like shes gonna bring a new audience to tennis. Personally, I've never watched the sport but after seeing her at Wimbledon I started rooting for her and here I am watching lol

[@Minniebol]

I've hated tennis for years. Really enjoyed watching her play last night. I paused it to do go do something and forgot all about it, the TV was changed when I wasn't in room, went to bed, seen she won this morning and watched the highlights. Over the moon for her. Will defiantly be watching the next time she plays. Great inspiration for young British girls

[@bigkahunaburger5185]

Great comment! The Williams sisters brought a new audience when they came on the scene. Youngsters Raducanu, Fernandez, and Gauff can do the same!

[@KirstyFitzp2989]

I've always watched Wimbledon just because it's so accessible on UK television, but never bothered with other Opens. This year I've been glued to it, loved every second, and not just Emma's matches either. But she's the one who really made me want to watch.

[@boke75]

@@bigkahunaburger5185 Fernandez apparently lit up the Philippines.

[@rayzr8948]

@Max E shes way better than steffi graf and better looking too, I can see her getting to Tiger Woods level of fame and transcending her sport

[@sistergamingchannel3844]

I am in awe of this young woman. She is just amazing

[@tokunagaster]

The quality and, more importantly, quantity of smiling energy she puts up towards each interviewer during this victory interview by this young lady is simply outstanding. So incredibly pleasant. Is this because she has a top brain and a British accent naturally?

[@lindaflorentino77]

Amazing girl and always smiling, a breathe of fresh air she is. Impressive.

[@paulwahba2576]

Such an incredible achievement and what a fantastically mature attitude she has. I can't wait to see what the future holds for Emma and British tennis! Well done Emma, a true legend.

[@liamdoherty211]

Let's not forget her father is Romanian, mother Chinese and she was born in Toronto......and Britain has become an anti immigrant country. (brexit)

[@richardmacey3619]

@@liamdoherty211 Cut out the race baiting Liam, no need for it.

[@varinornrattanathitinan1074]

Very humble and smart talented girl with interesting backgrounds. Congratulations Emma! Always support you.

[@crownlay761]

Congratulations Emma, we are so proud of you. Stay humble and continue to stay on the right track and mix with the right people. 🙏👍

[@laverite6427]

VIVA the immigrants girls, congratulations to them both. Fathers and mothers from China, Romania, Ecuador, Philippine.

[@keithdavidson4723]

I watched Emma from Round 2 of Wimbledon and thought she was a great young prospect but she has amazed us. Brilliant performances 👏🏼. Virginia Wade won Wimbledon in 1977, the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Next year is the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee….dare we hope?

[@mrgeorgeconstantinou]

That smile, she's so lovely. Congratulations Emma!

[@greycatsbutler45]

I never spent time to completely finish watching an interview session. But this time i've just finished it, coz i enjoyed watching her answering all the questions smartly and confidently, and she also looks gorgeous!

[@pargatsingh5261]

150th ranked, came in as a qualifier, won the slam without dropping a set.. and sh is just 18 yr old. Just amazing. Hope she continues this form in coming tournaments as well.

[@Stone1108]

Such a sincerely and humble young lady, inspiring for so many and an amazing role model for the masses. 👏

[@paulcosta8930]

One of the most amazing sports stories I've ever seen.🎾👏

[@fjmarzan3774]

Congrats Emma, stay true to yourself! Play hard, play often but don’t outrun your love/passion for tennis. We are all excited to see what you’ll do next👏👏👏

[@jonchess8844]

She also speaks Mandarin and has a A* in Maths and Economics. Very impressive young lady indeed .

[@Y.d.o.b.o.n]

this woman is everything, unstoppable on the court, smart, and a cutie

[@abc92800]

bromley queen

[@davidz2562]

She won't be unstoppable if one of the top thousand male players decides to self-identify as female.

[@anlace3447]

@@davidz2562 top 2000!

[@caligulapontifex5759]

Congrats to Emma. She was the better player today but her beauty will be a curse for her tennis career. She'll be too distracted by her modelling career now and the British press live to destroy celebrities. Leylah, will take this lose and improve her game, she's a fighter and super hungry for a title now. Probably in the long run the best outcome despite the heart break of today's lose.

[@claudiuams]

a combination between a romanian father and a chinese mother :)

[@rumfletiltskin20]

How come there are 280+dislike on this video!? What is there not to like? Its just buffles me as to why would you hate something amazing and inspiring especially for teens nowadays? Godspeed Emma!💕👏