here is russell fuller. that is the big question _ get on? here is russell fuller. the answer to in a few hours' time. because it's very different to the situation she found herself and in new york. yes, she doubt mean innocently with the pressures of the second week of the grand slam as she won the title without dropping a set. but now emma raducanu faces life as a grand slam champion for some other players will be even more determined to be her because she is the reigning us seven champion and even though she wants to continue to play in a similar vein, it is not always quite that easy when you are aware that there are greater expectations on you now that you are notjust are greater expectations on you now that you are not just the are greater expectations on you now that you are notjust the us of a champion, but the 22nd highest rank player in the world. the other change here is it in richardson, a coat to work with her during childhood and was part of that magnificent run in new york through to the us of a title, is no longer part of her coaching team. so that i

russell fuller, many thanks indeed. attend a special from nine o'clock tonight on five life.he british wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury against the american deontay wilder. the third fight between the two, and there's no love lost. when we was first going to fight and i thought he was a decent man, a family man, doing it for his kids and all of that, but now i know he is a real piece of garbage, a piece of rubbish, and i'm going to knock him out on saturday night, and i cannot wait to give him — get in that ring and get him a good one, for sure. that ring and get him a good one, forsure. i might take that ring and get him a good one, for sure. i might take it slow with him, i might take it slow and punish them. you see me beat him up and then i might take it slow and punish him. you see me beat him up and punish him. you see me beat him up and then knock him out. there there are many things that i had visualised — there are many things that i had visualised and that the first fight, along _ visualised and that the first fight, along with the second, you know, and ididn't—

earlier i asked our tennis correspondent russell fuller where this great run of form had come from?ight on the ground shots that are making him a trickier customer to handle on the atv tour. and confidence is a large part of it as well. when you won your phrase title that was in the sky in mexico under three months ago and you've been able to compete regularly at the third round stage of the grand slam and you've been in for other finals this year we should not forget that and you are poised to become the biggest number one end of a take—down and ends if you win this match then you will feel pretty good about yourself. winning becomes a habit. to good about yourself. winning becomes a habit. ., ., ., , ., a habit. to the quarterfinals now but what are _ a habit. to the quarterfinals now but what are his _ a habit. to the quarterfinals now but what are his chances? - a habit. to the quarterfinals now but what are his chances? it's i a habit. to the quarterfinals now but what are his chances? it's a | but what are his chances? it's a 50-50 match- _ but what are his chances? it's a 50-

rostral kohlerjoins me now — — russell fuller.h the pressure as she won the title without dropping a set, but now she faces other... even though she wants to continue to play, it's not always quite that easy when you're aware that there are greater expectations of you now. you are... andrew richardson, a coach from childhood, and was part of that magnificent run in new york. he is no longer part of her coaching team, so that is one pillar that has been removed since new york. obviously, new surroundings and new feeling for raducanu, but she's not the only player in this situation recently. two teenagers when they won grand slam �*s for the first time, both of them 19. they've been giving her some advice. she’s time, both of them 19. they've been giving her some advice.— giving her some advice. she's not soken to giving her some advice. she's not spoken to them _ giving her some advice. she's not spoken to them directly - giving her some advice. she's not spoken to them directly so - giving her some advice. she's not spoken to them

our tennis correspondent, russell fuller, is there.atch? it is a stunning rise up the rankings, from 74 _ patch? it is a stunning rise up the rankings, from 74 in _ patch? it is a stunning rise up the rankings, from 74 in the - patch? it is a stunning rise up the rankings, from 74 in the start - patch? it is a stunning rise up the rankings, from 74 in the start of. rankings, from 74 in the start of the year. one of those players who is hugely respected by other professionals on the atp tour but not somebody who would necessarily likely to content for the big titles and then he wins one of the biggest of them all at the end of the season in california. confidence is a big part of it, increasing experience, he has been professionalforfour years, he has played the likes of ravel the dell and roger federer in the third round of grand —— rafael nadal. he is very fit, he has a natural endurance but he works very hard on his fitness. his serve has improved and he has more power in his game and all that has come together magnificently well whe

i am pleased to say our tennis correspondent russell fuller joins us now. is having?— he is having? this is going to be a six atp final _ he is having? this is going to be a six atp final of _ he is having? this is going to be a six atp final of the _ he is having? this is going to be a six atp final of the year. - he is having? this is going to be a six atp final of the year. six - he is having? this is going to be a six atp final of the year. six final| six atp final of the year. six final on the men's tour. only novak djokovic has managed to get into six finals, four of those have been in grand slams, admittedly, itjust gives you an idea of how phenomenally consistent norrie has been. he has wonjust phenomenally consistent norrie has been. he has won just one so far, in los cabos in mexico injuly. he has been very, very good at the lower—level men's tournaments, but this is one of big ones. beneath the grand slams, as ben was saying in his report, probably no bigger tournament than the indian wells masters. he has come through, he has had a favourable dr

we're joined now by our tennis correspondent russell fuller. morning, russell. is a bit different this year because it is normally staged in march, the same at the very end of the season because of the pandemic, the crowds have been down on what they normally are, but that doesn't take anything away from cameron norrie, still a strong field even though you might be missing the likes of rafael nadal and nowak djokovic, he has taken advantage wonderfully well, and he demolished diego schwartzman, won the first set 6—0, brooke his opponent six times out of seven, and playing with so much confidence with the season he has had. who knows what he can achieve? usually is just dealing with the situation brilliantly, he said he felt virtually no nerves today. he was more relaxed than the any match at indian wells so far this week, the chilled on the court. you mentioned his fluent year. _ chilled on the court. you mentioned his fluent year, then _ chilled on the court. you mentioned his fluent year, then he _ chilled on the court. you mentioned his fluent year, then he h

russell fuller is there, he can tell us more. thanks forjoining us from indian wells in california.she drew afterwards were that it was part of the learning curve. also, she is 18. so she sees herself as the underdog. her opponents have much more experience. that is all true. people expected a win because she is us open champion, but she has barely played. by winning in new york, winning that us open so improbably, she really learned to run before she could walk and now she needs a bit more time to get used to life on tour.— used to life on tour. beautifully ut. now used to life on tour. beautifully put- now she — used to life on tour. beautifully put. now she goes _ used to life on tour. beautifully put. now she goes on - used to life on tour. beautifully put. now she goes on to - used to life on tour. beautifully i put. now she goes on to moscow used to life on tour. beautifully - put. now she goes on to moscow and now if there was any pressure, that is lifted now and she can concentrate on learning and growing. well, i hope she can get a couple of wins under her belt in the two o