After a straight-sets defeat at the Transylvania Open, Emma Raducanu turns her attention to the Qatar Open which begins this week.<\/p>\n
The 23-year-old is seeking a quick recovery after a resounding 0-6, 2-6 defeat to Sorana Cirstea in what was her first singles final since the 2021 US Open.<\/p>\n
But there is little time for Raducanu to rest as she is scheduled to appear in the round of 64 of the Watar Oprn that begins on Monday in Doha.<\/p>\n
There are also fitness concerns with Raducanu playing the Romanian final just 24 hours after her semi-final civvotu. The effect of such a schedule was notable with the Briton taking a medical break after losing the first and a doctor was seen testing her blood pressure on-court.<\/p>\n
Raducanu has not pulled out of the Qatar Open as it stands so this is who she will play first up:<\/p>\n
Who is Emma Raducanu\u2019s next opponent?<\/p>\n
After her disappearance in Romania, Raducanu\u2019s next opponent is World No.80 Camila Osorio.<\/p>\n
The Colombian is just 13 months older than her British counterpart and currently has a record of 224 wins to 143 losses in her singles career.<\/p>\n
Osorio has won three singles titles on the WTA Tour so far all of which came in her home country as she won a streak of Copa Colsanitas trophies.<\/p>\n
This year, she has already won the Philippine Women\u2019s Open but was defeated in her first round of the Australian Open, losing 4-6, 7-5, 5-7 to Ann Li.<\/p>\n
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