8th of November 2021 - Emma has said "She will have a new coach in place for the 2022 Australian Open". Currently without a coach she is coaching herself.
8th of November 2021 - Emma has appeared in a Sports Direct advert for Christmas where she hits a snowball at Jack Grealish with a tennis racket. To watch the advert click here.
7th of November 2021 - Emma will play in her final tournament of the season this week. She has arrived in Austria for the Upper Austria Ladies Linz tennis tournament which is a WTA 250 event.
She is second favourite to win the tournament according to the bookmakers behind the favourite Simona Halep. To see the video of Emma arriving in Austria click here.
29th of October 2021 - Emma has been knocked out of the Transylvania Open by Marta Kostyuk, she lost in straight sets 6-2 6-1.
28th of October 2021 - Emma has beaten Romania's Ana Bogdan in straight sets 6-3 6-4 to reach the quarter finals of the Transylvania Open. Emma is the third seed and will play the Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk next.
26th of October 2021 - Emma has won her first match since winning the 2021 US Open at the Transylvania Open in her fathers home country of Romania. She defeated Slovenia's Polona Hercog in three sets 4-6 7-5 6-1. And this was Emma's first ever win on the WTA tour. Click here to see the image that Emma posted on Twitter.
9th of October 2021 - Emma lost her first match since winning the 2021 US Open beaten in straight sets by Belarus' Aliaksandra Sasnovich at Indian Wells. Result 6-2 6-4. To watch the video of what Emma said after the match click here
7th of October 2021 - Emma will play Aliaksandra Sasnovich in her first match at the Indian Wells tennis tournament on Friday the 8th of October 2021.
29th of September 2021 - Emma attended the premiere of the new James Bond film No Time To Die to see images click here.
28th of September 2021 - Emma has been given a wildcard into the main draw of Indian Wells. This will be the first tournament she has played in since winning the US Open. This is one of the biggest tennis tournaments outside of the Grand Slams. (A WTA 1000 event).
24th of September 2021 - Emma has split with her coach Andrew Richardson.
24th of September 2021 - Emma played some tennis with Kate Middleton (Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge) as part of an LTA youth event.
21st of September 2021 - Emma has joined Tiffany & Co as a House Ambassador. This is what she said on Instagram "Very excited to join the Iconic @tiffanyandco family as a House Ambassador. Being able to wear these special jewellery pieces of over the last few weeks has been an honour emoji" click here to see picture
20th of September 2021 - Emma now has over 2 million followers on her Instagram account.
20th of September 2021 - Emma has moved up one place in the rankings to world number 22 without playing a game since winning the 2021 US Open. This is the highest she has ever been in the WTA rankings to date.
16th of September 2021 - Emma has arrived home in Bromley, Kent after spending seven weeks in the States. She posed with father Ian outside her home for photographers/media.
13th of September 2021 - Emma took to the social media platform Instagram posting a picture of herself pointing to a picture of her on a billboard in New York. Emma wrote "Sightseeing in New York followed by emojis. Never thought I would see this...coolest thing" followed by another emoji. To see the post click here
13th of September 2021 - As a result of Emma winning the 2021 US Open she has now become the new British No.1 and rocketed up the rankings to world No.23. She moved up 127 places.
11th of September 2021 - Emma has won the US Open by defeating fellow teenager Leylah Fernandez 6-4 6-3 on Arthur Ashe Stadium. Emma is the first woman in the history of the sport to win a Grand Slam entering the tournament as a qualifier. She is the first British woman to win a Grand Slam in 44 years since Virginia Wade won Wimbledon in 1977. Virginia was in the crowd cheering Emma on.
With the victory Emma becomes:
- The first British female winner at the US Open since Virginia Wade in 1968
- The youngest women's Grand Slam champion since Maria Sharapova at Wimbledon in 2004
- The youngest Briton to ever win a Grand Slam title
- The first woman to win the US Open without dropping a set since Serena Williams in 2014
