Emma Radokano says she will be fine yet “a difficult experience” as she was targeting by a man “showing installed behavior” in the Dubai Tennis Championship.
Emotional Radocano was seen hiding behind the two rulers' chair in the defeat of the second round by Carolina Musova.
The Women's Tennis Association (WTA) said that the 22 -year -old has called him a man “showed a proven behavior” on Monday and the same person was determined “in the first few rows during the Emma match” on Tuesday.
Radokano alerted the rule of governance to the situation and restored by the fourteenth seed, as the individual was removed from the third court.
On Wednesday, the British posted on Instagram: “Thank you for the support messages.
“A difficult experience yesterday, but I will be fine and proud how to return and compete despite what happened at the beginning of the match.
“Thank you to Carolina for being a great sport and for her luck for the rest of the championship.”
Radokano returned to the field after the accident in the applause from the crowd and continued to play, but he fell into a defeat 7-6 (8-6) 6-4.
The man was later removed from the stadium and since then it has been banned from all WTA events, “awaiting the evaluation of the threat.”
In 2022, a man who walked 23 miles to Radokano's house in London got a five -year restriction.
The Tennis Federation said
“WTA actively works with Emma and her team to ensure her well -being and provide any necessary support.
“We are still committed to cooperation with their championships and security teams all over the world to maintain a safe environment for all players.”
The Dubai Tennis Championship said it “fully supports” the statement of the Union of Professional Tennis players, and the subsequent measures taken by the gynecologist.
The championship organizers said: “The championship security team worked in cooperation with the WTA security team to determine the individual and immediately get it out of the field.”
“We support the WTA decision to ban the individual concerned from all WTA events, and we share the commitment of the old round to the luxury of the player, safety and luxury.
“We thank Emma for her contribution to this year's championship and we look forward to welcoming her back next year.”
The British Ruling Authority, the Tennis Association in the Garden (LTA), said it was in contact with Radocano and its team in Dubai.
“This incident sheds light on the issues about the safety that all players can, but players can face in particular,” said LTA.
“The tours have already strong operations and we will continue to work together with police and security providers to deal with situations like these strongly.”
