A glorious performance and then forced to withdraw from Wimbledon!

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There will always be a time when an athlete will have no option but to stop continuing the wave that they are on, only because they are multiple complication and they cannot go forward. This is exactly what happed to the young Brit Emma Raducanu at the Wimbledon. 

Her glorious performance run came to a staggering and sad ending in the fourth round as she was forced to withdraw as she was dealing with a breathing difficulty. This breathing difficulty began occurring during her second set against Australia’s Ajla Tomljanovic. 

The 18-year-old, the youngest British woman to reach the second week at SW19 in the Open era, has become an overnight sensation and there were high hopes she could claim another win against 75th-ranked Tomljanovic. But Tomljanovic withstood another barrage…

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