Fans think they know why Emma Raducanu did not embrace Jack Draper after the pair played in the first round of the new US Open mixed doubles event.

Emma Raducanu and Carlos Alcaraz will face Jessica Pegula and Jack Draper at the US Open in New York after the mixed doubles event was completely revamped for 2025

The duo came up against British star Jack Draper and his partner Jessica Pegula in the first round of the revamped competition, with Alcaraz facing a rapid turnaround to be in New York to take part, having won the Cincinatti Open less than 24 hours earlier. However, he and Raducanu were ultimately beaten 4-2, 4-2 by Draper and Pegula.

Emma Raducanu and Carlos Alcaraz's US Open mixed doubles debut resulted in a 50-minute exit after losing to Jack Draper and Jessica Pegulain the Round of 16

Emma Raducanu and Carlos Alcaraz have been knocked out of the US Open mixed doubles event in the first round, losing to the team of Jessica Pegula and Jack Draper

US OPEN fans reckoned Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper showed off “ex vibes” after their mixed double match. The Brits faced off in the Round of 16 in the re-imagined tournament at

The Spaniard has been linked—at least playfully—by fans to fellow tennis star Emma Raducanu, especially after the news broke that the two will be teaming up for mixed doubles at this year’s US Open. Now, with the pair spotted training together ahead of the tournament, the speculation has only grown louder.

The tennis world has gone into frenzy after Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu teamed up at the US Open, as rumours continue to swirl that they may be the sport’s newest power couple.

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Just a day after being backed by Lindsey Davenport, Ben Shelton became the last American player to fall at the Cincinnati Open overnight. He was well beaten 6-2 6-2 by Alexander Zverev, and looked crestfallen as he approached the net afterwards.

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