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Diane Parry Defeats Emma Raducanu in Strasbourg Opener

Diane Parry defeated Emma Raducanu 6-4, 7-6(4) at the WTA 500 tournament in Strasbourg. The match marked Raducanu's first competition in two months following a third-round defeat at Indian Wells.

05/21/2026 · Michigan edition

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Diane Parry defeated Emma Raducanu 6-4, 7-6(4) at the WTA 500 tournament in Strasbourg. Parry, ranked No. 94 in the world, overcame Raducanu in two hours and 25 minutes.

The first set saw Parry recover from a 4-2 deficit to win 6-4. Raducanu struggled with her serve, committing multiple double faults throughout the match. While Raducanu increased her aggression in the second set, taking a 4-2 lead again, Parry broke back.

Raducanu forced a tie-break in the second set after multiple service breaks on both sides. Parry ultimately prevailed, winning the tie-break 7-4.

This was Raducanu's first tournament with coach Andrew Richardson, and her first since Indian Wells.

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