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Emma Raducanu falls out of world’s top 100

Emma Raducanu’s ranking plummet marks the end of her 2026 season after a season-ending shin stress fracture derailed her comeback attempt. The 22-year-old, who peaked at world No.

31 following her Queen’s final run in June, has now dropped to No. 107—a fall of 76 places—and is out of the world’s top 100 for the first time since early 2024.

Her season was cut short after she withdrew from Wimbledon just hours before the tournament began, citing medical advice to halt play entirely. With no tournament wins or ranking points since Queen’s, Raducanu’s absence from the WTA Tour’s remaining 2026 entry lists underscores her likely absence from competitive play until at least January, when she could leverage a protected ranking to retain her pre-injury ranking position.

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