British star reveals Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter talks as she makes brutally honest confession

British tennis star Jodie Burrage has opened up about her challenging journey recovering from injuries, candidly admitting uncertainty about regaining her top form.

Once ranked British No. 2 with a career-high WTA ranking, Burrage endured a torn wrist ligament at the San Diego Open and later an ankle injury while training with Katie Boulter. These setbacks forced her to miss Wimbledon and the US Open, but she ended the year triumphantly by claiming the W100 title in Dubai.

Drawing inspiration from Boulter’s remarkable rise into the WTA’s top 30, Burrage aims to re-enter the top 100 in 2025, bolstered by a protected ranking for major tournaments.

Conversations with Boulter and Emma Raducanu, who have faced similar injury struggles, provided guidance and reassurance as she seeks consistency and a fresh start.

“My target is to stay fit, compete, and prove I belong among the top players again,” she stated with renewed confidence.