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Emma Raducanu to reclaim British No 1 spot after beating Naomi Osaka in Washington

Emma Raducanu reclaimed the British No 1 title with a powerful straight-sets win over four-time major winner Naomi Osaka at the Mubadala Citi DC Open.

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Raducanu beats Osaka in straight sets to reach Washington quarters

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Naomi Osaka admits if she wants to face Emma Raducanu again after Washington Open defeat

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Raducanu misses out on Washington Open final

Britain's Emma Raducanu has been beaten 6-4 6-3 by Russia's Anna Kalinskaya in the semi-finals of the Washington Open.

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Kalinskaya beats Raducanu, De Minaur to face Davidovich Fokina in Washington final

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Top seed Fritz falls as Raducanu and Fernandez win at DC Open

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Raducanu beats Osaka but Venus Williams loses in DC

However, in the men's singles, Britons Cameron Norrie and Dan Evans were eliminated in the last 16.

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Emma Raducanu has reason to be upbeat despite losing to Anna Kalinskaya’s power play in Washington

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Venus Williams' bid for her first winning streak since 2019 ends in a loss to Magdalena Frech in DC

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Raducanu or Osaka? Who will take the next step in D.C.?

Emma Raducanu picked up her best win by ranking since May, ousting No. 7 seed Marta Kostyuk in the opening round of the Mubadala Citi DC Open on Tuesday. She will face former World No. 1 Naomi Osaka in the second round.

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Emma Raducanu beats Naomi Osaka at the DC Open to win their first matchup

Emma Raducanu has dominated her first career matchup against Naomi Osaka, winning the showdown at the D.C. Open between past U.S. Open champions 6-4, 6-2. Raducanu saved the only two

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Maria Sakkari 'massively respects' Naomi Osaka: Not many Slam champs would do that

Maria Sakkari is applauding Naomi Osaka's decision to play a WTA 125 (Challenger) tournament and reveals she privately approached the four-time Grand Slam champion to tell her how much she respected her move.