I would suggest Raducanu burnt a lot of her good faith by sacking the GS winning coach straight afterwards, but because she has been in the public eye so much as a slam winner, the revolving door of coaches has again dented the copybook, then a number of the injuries have been judged as questionable, but a stress fracture after playing so well at Queens, which could have given her something to build on and missing Wimbledon when she was in a good place, is a shame. And seeded meant that she had a good chance of getting to at least round 3, which would have really improved her ranking, I saw a few of her matches at Queens this year and she had some good results and performances.
The Draper injury is really worrying, again after a decent Eastbourne, would really have wanted to play Wimbledon, same injury as his previous long term issue, could be a career issue, which would be sad, he has a long way back now from his current ranking.
You can't replicate that home support, they must have been desperate to play, especially after missing so much of the last year for the pair of them.
Kartal, last years success is indeed injured. She was 44 this time LY, she is now 120, Raducanu is now outside the worlds top 32 and Draper is down to 141.
Sad times for Britain's Tennis best. Probably Boulter last hope for a run.