A person who was given a restraining order for stalking Emma Raducanu has been caught making an attempt to use for Wimbledon tickets.
The All England Membership’s safety system highlighted the person’s identify as one which had been red-flagged after an incident in Dubai in February that left the British tennis star in tears.
His try and enter the general public poll was blocked.
Raducanu revealed she “could not see the ball via tears” and will “barely breathe” through the stalking ordeal that happened on the Dubai Open.
The 22-year-old approached the umpire’s chair in tears simply two video games into her defeat to Karolina Muchova after receiving repeated undesirable consideration from a “fixated” man earlier than and through the second-round match.
Raducanu disclosed she had beforehand been approached twice by the person off-court.
The person, who was faraway from the stands, was subsequently given a restraining order by Dubai police and his identify was circulated round tennis authorities.
Raducanu opted to not press costs however the person has been banned from future tournaments.
“I used to be clearly very distraught,” Raducanu mentioned on the time. “I noticed him within the first recreation of the match and I used to be like, I do not understand how I’ll end. I actually could not see the ball via tears. I may barely breathe.
“I used to be like, I want to only take a breather right here.”
Chatting with BBC Sport a month on from the incident in Dubai, Raducanu mentioned that she is pleased with the extent of safety she is now receiving, saying: “[It] may have been handled higher. Since that incident I’ve positively bought elevated consideration and larger safety.
“All we will do is take a look at what occurred and react to it in a greater means, in a extra optimistic means, reasonably than wanting again and blaming the scenario. Now it’s being handled higher, so for me that is vital.
“I am at all times now very conscious and never essentially doing issues by myself any extra. I am at all times with somebody and at all times being watched.”