A stoppage in play occurred after Raducanu, who has dealt with a stalker in the past, reported her concerns to an umpire

Britain's Emma Raducanu will travel to the WTA tournament in Indian Wells after deciding to play following her recent stalking ordeal.

The WTA confirmed on Wednesday that a male fan who showed "fixated behavior" toward British tennis star Emma Raducanu was ejected from the Dubai Tennis Championships.

A scary scene unfolded during yesterday's match between Emma Raducanu and Karolina Muchova in the Round of 16 at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships. Two games into the first

Earlier this week in Dubai, Emma Raducanu was met by a man in Dubai who "showed a fixated behavior." A day later, that same person came to watch the Briton's match against Emma Raducanu - he was escorted out of the stadium and banned from attending any tournaments after the 22-year-old expressed fear for her safety.

Emma Raducanu was approached in a public space "by a man who exhibited fixated behavior" and the same man was spotted in the first few rows during her match, the WTA said.

A spectator was ejected and banned from future WTA events after directing "fixated behavior" toward British tennis star Emma Raducanu during the Dubai Championships, the WTA announced.

The man will be banned from all Women's Tennis Association events "pending a threat assessment,” said the WTA.

Raducanu appeared to be in tears as she approached the chair umpire during the first set. Play was delayed until security personnel were able to locate the man and escort him away. According to the WTA,

A man was ejected from the Dubai Tennis Championships after displaying “fixated behavior” towards British player Emma Raducanu on Tuesday, the WTA said in a statement.

Iga Swiatek on Wednesday praised the WTA's "solid" action after a fearful Emma Raducanu broke down in tears at the sight of a "fixated" fan in Dubai while teenage sensation

Emma Raducanu was targeted by "a man who exhibited fixated behaviour" during the WTA 1000 tournament in Dubai, tennis officials said Wednesday, after the former US Open champion was reduced