With recurring accidents conserving her from the courts, Emma Raducanu is spending her time providing followers on-line tennis classes, for $2,000 a go, no much less. Following three separate surgical procedures the previous US Open champion has till a minimum of September till she returns to a court docket.

In the meantime Raducanu is giving tennis suggestions to paying followers by way of a web-based subscription app, which has a plethora of world class athletes on its books.

The 20-year-old has lacked stability over the previous two years, having break up from three coaches, together with Sebastian Sachs final week, however is eager to impart a few of her knowledge to followers for a considerable payment.

Raducanu introduced her partnership with American on-line platform Airwayz in January, by way of which she has a video channel the place followers can see what goes on behind the scenes for $5-a-month.

It incorporates a trailer for a vlog posted this week, teasing her “unorthodox prep” for the Australian Open final January, the place she had “10 days to try to get my ankle match-ready from scratch”.

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Fans can obtain recommendation tailor-made to them on their very own backhand or serve from the previous world No 10, Raducanu can get it over to them inside 15 working days for $2,000, The Telegraph reports.

The website says: “You can send in a video of your technique and receive expert feedback from Emma herself.

“Within 15 business days, you’ll receive a complete review of your technique in either a written or video format, tailored specifically to your strengths and weaknesses.

“Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn from one of the best players in the world.”

Other stars on Airwayz books embody footballers Jack Grealish, Gareth Bale, Andres Iniesta and Alex Morgan.

This is simply one other hefty multi-million pound partnership for Raducanu, who additionally has offers with Porsche, British Airways and Dior.

While she is actually bringing within the pennies together with her endorsements and holds the mantra of essentially the most marketable athlete in British sport, Raducanu may see her world rating drop so considerably she might be relegated to the third-best girl in British tennis.

Katie Boulter, present No 3, has to succeed in the quarter-finals in Surbiton to overhaul Raducanu’s factors tally and change into the British No 1 for the primary time.

Should this occur, and Harriet Dart attain the ultimate or Katie Swan win the title, there's a small probability that Raducanu will fall to 3rd.