Emma Raducanu aims to meet with returning legend Serena Williams at Queen's Club this week, seeking advice from the 23-time Grand Slam champion. The British No. 1 will team up with Katie Boulter in doubles, potentially facing the 44-year-old American as she makes her first professional appearance since 2022. Raducanu, who shares management with Williams, expressed excitement about the possible encounter.

Williams competes at Queen's with hopes of earning a Wimbledon wildcard, partnering Victoria Mboko in her comeback match. Raducanu acknowledges Williams' legendary status but doesn't expect to replicate her longevity into her forties. "I personally don't," she stated regarding playing that long, adding respect for those who sustain careers in modern tennis.

The 23-year-old Raducanu seeks to rebuild confidence after her French Open first-round exit. Having battled post-viral illness and played just one match in two and a half months before Roland Garros, she describes the period as "tough." With grass season approaching, Raducanu aims to apply lessons from recent matches to improve her form at Queen's.