Emma Raducanu enjoyed herself on Centre Court as she stormed into the fourth round at Wimbledon by beating Maria Sakkari. (More Tennis News)
Raducanu made light work of the ninth seed on Friday to claim a statement win, triump♏hing 6-2 6-3.
The 21-year-old, who was handed a wildcard into the event, has now matched her best run at the All England Clu🔯b.
Raducanu was in dominant form against Sakkari, as she continued her run of havin♔g not dropped a set at the tournament.
The 2021 US Open champion saved all seven of the break poin🌼ts she faced, and reflecting on her display, Raducanu said it was one of her most enjoyable expe🔯riences.
"Today was really up there with the🦄 most fun I’ve had on a te﷽nnis court," she said.
"I was telling myself, 'How man🅘y times in your life are you going to have in front of a full Ce꧅ntre Court?'"
Qualifier Lulu Sun is next up for Raducanu, as she aims♋ to beat her run from the 2021 tournament, which set the tone for her incredible succe🧔ss at Flushing Meadows.
Data Debrief: Best of British
At the age of 21 years an🔯d 234 days, Raducanu is the second-youngest player from Great Britain in the past four decades to defeat a WTA top-10 ranked opponent at a grand slam.
The youngest player on that particula🌞r list is Laura Robson, who defeated Li Na at the US Open in 2012.
