WATCH: Emma Raducanu's priceless emotion erupts after epic three-set win over Emma Navarro at Miami Open 2025

Tennis star player Emma Raducanu has defeated Emma Navarro in the second round of the Miami Open 2025. This win marked Raducanu's top third win of her career and first victory on the hard court surface. Earlier, she defeated Sayaka Ishii to place in the second round. However, the British star seems to have a daunting task in the third round, where she will be facing McCartney Kessler, as the two players will be aiming to book their berth in the pre-quarters.

Coming to the game dynamics here, the two tennis players were seen battling in the first set, taking the set into the tie-breaker. However, Raducanu took the lead after winning the opening set. Thereafter, Navarro took the second set after some breathtaking shots to level up the game. The two strong players showcased their resilience in the third and final set, retaking it into the tie-breaker. However, the 22-year-old Raducanu wins it to storm into the next round in Florida.

After the win, Emma Raducanu's priceless reaction has gone viral on social media. She touched his head with both hands before thanking the crowd and the chair umpire. This moment showcases her hunger and dedication to winning the matches despite her poor form.

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Emma Raducanu’s reaction after beating Emma Navarro in Miami

3rd top 10 win of her career

First top 10 win on hard court

After all the struggles she’s been through this year, this is everything you’d hope to see

Pure joy… nothing else 🥹

🇬🇧❤️

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— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) March 21, 2025

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Emma Raducanu parted ways with new coach Vladimir Platenik 

Meanwhile, Emma Raducanu has recently parted ways with new coach Vladimir Platenik after just 14 days working with him. Platenik has cited the 22-year-old's troubled mental state as her decision to end their stint after just two weeks.

Platenik told the BBC: "I totally understand Emma, she's not in an easy position. The world is looking at her after the US Open and everybody is expecting, including herself, what she is going to do next. So, for me, it's absolutely understandable that she's under a lot of pressure. She told me she was feeling stressed. There are no hard feelings from my side. She finished the relationship in a fair way, maybe too quickly, but this is tennis, this is sport. We need to respect that."

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