Emma Raducanu bitten by jumping ants

Emma Raducanu reveals JUMPING ANTS caused her latest injury which saw her hand and foot balloon up
EMMA RADUCANU revealed her hand and foot ballooned up after being bitten by JUMPING ANTS. The British star, 22, is in Melbourne preparing for the Australian Open which kicks off on Sunday. She was
Emma Raducanu bitten by jumping ants
Emma Raducanu has become the latest victim of Australia’s famously hostile wildlife – although it was not spiders or snakes in her case, but rather “jumping ants”.
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British tennis star Emma Raducanu's preparations for the Australian Open were disrupted when she was bitten during time off from practice in Melbourne - just days out from the tournament
Australian Open: Emma Raducanu bitten by jumping ants
British tennis star Emma Raducanu said she has suffered swelling to her hand and ankles after being bitten by jumping ants in the buildup to the Australian Open.
Emma Raducanu ‘badly bitten by ants’ on eve of Australian Open
Raducanu said she was left with a swollen ankle and hand after the insect bites triggered an allergic reaction but the former US Open champion opted to “tough it out” because she didn’t want to risk failing a drugs test.
Emma Raducanu 'bitten by ants' with her hand and ankle swollen at Australian Open
Emma Raducanu has been left with a swollen hand and ankle after being ‘badly bitten by ants’ at the 2025 Australian Open in dramatic scenes. The British tennis star, world No.60, is unseeded at Melbourne Park and is set to face Russian 26th-seed Ekaterina Alexandrova in the first round.
Emma Raducanu snubs treatment for bites, cites doping concerns
Raducanu disclosed Friday that she suffered swelling to her hand and ankle as a result. The 22-year-old British tennis star ...
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Emma Raducanu avoids drugs test concern just days before Australian Open after flare up
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