Emma Raducanu Stalker applied for Wimbledon Tickets after the Dubai Open | Tennis News

A man who has been granted a restricted order was arrested to chase Emma Radocano as he tries to apply for Wimbledon tickets.

The security system at all England Club highlighted the name of the man as a red name that was organized after an accident in Dubai in February that left the British tennis star crying.

His attempt to enter the public polls has been banned.

Radocano revealed that she “could not see the ball through tears” and could “barely breathe” during the trample of the chase that occurred in the Dubai Open.

The 22 -year -old girl approached the referee’s cry in crying in only two games in defeating Carolina Mustova after receiving unwanted repeated attention from a “installed” man before the match in the second round.

Radocano revealed that she was approached by the man outside the field.

The man, who was less than the stands, was given a restriction by Dubai Police and his name was circulated about the tennis authorities.

Raducanu chose not to accuse the press, but the individual was banned from future championships.

“It is clear that I was very surprised,” Radocano said at the time. “I saw him in the first match of the match and I was like, I don’t know how I would end. Literally, I couldn’t see the ball through tears. I could barely breathe.

“I was like, I need to take a break here.”

Talk to BBC Sport A month after the accident in Dubai, Radocano said she was happy with the level of protection she is now receiving, saying: “(This) could have been dealt with better. Since this incident has certainly received increased interest and greater security.

“All we can do is look at what happened and respond to it in a better way, in a more positive way, instead of looking back and blaming the situation. Now it is dealt with better, so this is important.

“I am always fully aware and do not necessarily do things on my own anymore. I am always with someone and always watch.”