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At least Europe won the equivalent of then Ryder Cup v the RoTW.
Good old British media making it into to more than what it is. Unfortunately she is going to have to learn to deal with that increased focus because our media certainly isn't going to back off and give her space.Emma Raducanu: US Open champion beaten in first match since Grand Slam win
Britain's Emma Raducanu loses on her return to court for the first time since her US Open triumph.www.bbc.co.uk
Not surprising really.
Doesn't seem to be making it out to be much by my readingGood old British media making it into to more than what it is. Unfortunately she is going to have to learn to deal with that increased focus because our media certainly isn't going to back off and give her space.
It's more the fact that her first game is headline news.Doesn't seem to be making it out to be much by my reading
It's more the fact that her first game is headline news.
I get why, but maybe consider that headline news is not as important as focusing on a young girl and putting pressure on her. Sure report it, but you don't have to stick it on your front page. For me the media needs to have a bit more consideration about the effect their reporting has, especially in cases like this.Why wouldn't it?
Yeah and as I said I understand that. I just feel that especially with the like of Osaka and Biles taking time out for mental health that media might grow up a bit and consider their behaviour and whether or not their reporting contributes to players mental health. As I said they have to report it, but maybe they can adjust how much attention they put on it. Maybe it's me just being to idealistic.I mean it comes part and parcel with being a grand slam champion though.
There's a reason why people say it can become harder once you win something.
I think it's news well sport news so it should be in the sport section rather than headlines. Even then I don't know how high up it should be, top players loose in these tournaments all the time.
It's hard to judge fully we had more of a roller coaster with Murray with near misses and the Wimbledon Final loss right before his US Open win. I can't remember if the BBC had it top news on his first tour lost after that.Yeh but really how many of those top players have been British.
Murray suffered similar following from the media.