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Osaka, who has won the Australian Open and the U.S. Open singles titles twice, won her first match at the elite level since late 2022 on Monday in straight sets against Tamara Korpatsch.

Watch! Naomi Osaka's first tournament as mom ends in loss to 3-time champion Pliskova in Brisbane

Naomi Osaka's first tournament since becoming a mother ended in a second-round exit on Wednesday as she went down fighting to 3-time champion Karolina Pliskova at the Brisbane International. Watch highlights here

Osaka, who has won the Australian Open and the U.S. Open singles titles twice, won her first match at the elite level since late 2022 on Monday in straight sets against Tamara Korpatsch.

Naomi Osaka's first tournament since becoming a mother ended in a 3-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4 second-round loss on Wednesday as she went down fighting to 3-time champion Karolina Pliskova at the Brisbane International.
A second-round encounter featuring two former No. 1-ranked players was a step up in tempo and a better indication of how Osaka's preparations are going for the Australian Open starting January 14 in Melbourne.
Osaka, who has won the Australian Open and the U.S. Open singles titles twice, won her first match at the elite level since late 2022 on Monday in straight sets against Tamara Korpatsch.
After that win, she said the birth in July of her daughter, Shai, and the changes to her mindset since becoming a mother had given her a better perspective on tennis.
&ldquo;The week is definitely shorter than I wanted it to be,&rdquo; Osaka said in a news conference. "Overall, I think it was a great match and I had a lot of fun.
&ldquo;I've trained so hard since giving birth, I need to enjoy these moments.&rdquo; Osaka won the first set but Pliskova recovered and fired 16 aces and hit 50 winners, saving 10 of the 12 breakpoint chances she faced and making amends for her 11 double-faults.
&ldquo;I saw the stats after and my break points could have been better," Osaka said, "but I think other than that we both played really well ... so hopefully she says the same thing!&rdquo; A former finalist at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open now ranked 39th, the 31-year-old Pliskova was playing for the first time since September after a left wrist injury curtailed her 2023 season.
&ldquo;A lot of things to improve, but a good start,&rdquo; to the season, said Pliskova, who had her left wrist and hand taped for the opening match of the day on Pat Rafter Arena.
Top seed and defending Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka had a 6-3, 6-0 win over Lucia Bronzetti of Italy in the following match.
Second-seeded Elena Rybakina, the 2022 Wimbledon champion, was scheduled to meet Olivia Gadecki in a night match.
Osaka's next match will be an exhibition in Melbourne on Rod Laver Arena, the main court for the Australian Open, next week.

The 4-time Grand Slam Champion has not played competitive tennis since September 2022

New mom Naomi Osaka makes winning return to tennis | Brisbane International 

The 4-time Grand Slam Champion has not played competitive tennis since September 2022

Naomi Osaka made a winning return to tennis on Monday with her first victory at the elite level since becoming a mother in July, but it didn't come easy.
The former No. 1-ranked Osaka was broken while serving for the match at 5-3 in the second set and needed three match points before converting in the tiebreaker for a 6-3, 7-6 (9) victory over Tamara Korpatsch in the first round of the Brisbane International.
A two-time Australian and U.S. Open champion, Osaka pulled out of last year&rsquo;s Australian Open in Melbourne before later revealing she was pregnant.
The U.S.-based Japanese player and her partner, rapper Cordae, became parents to daughter Shai in Los Angeles in July.
Osaka had only played one game since her first-round exit at the 2022 U.S. Open. She was leading Daria Gavrilova 1-0 at the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo in September of that year before the Australian retired from the match with injury.

Osaka wrote in an Instagram post that she wants her kid to watch her playing and tell someone, 'that's my mom'

Naomi Osaka announces pregnancy, plans tennis return in 2024

Naomi Osaka finally revealed the reason why she pulled out of the Australian Open this year. Click for details.

Osaka wrote in an Instagram post that she wants her kid to watch her playing and tell someone, 'that's my mom'

Japanese star Noami Osaka will miss the 2023 Tennis calendar in its entirety after she announced her pregnancy.&nbsp;
The former world number one posted a message on Instagram, along with a photo of her ultrasound, captioning it: 'a little life update for 2023'.
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25-year-old Osaka has been dating rapper Cordae for years.&nbsp;
Four-time grand slam champion Osaka hasn't played a competitive match since September. She already withdrew from the Australian Open which begins on Monday.

2-time champion Naomi Osaka has decided to withdraw herself from the 2023 Australian Open starting on January 16.

2-time champion Naomi Osaka withdraws from Australian Open

Former world number 1 Naomi Osaka has decided to withdraw from the Australian Open

Here are the details

Having won the tournament back in 2019 and 2021, Osaka's decision was announced by the organisers without stating any reason for the same.

2-time champion Naomi Osaka decided to withdraw from the 2023 Australian Open starting on January 16.
Having won the tournament back in 2019 and 2021, Osaka's decision was announced by the organisers without stating any reason for the same.
Former world number 1 Osaka slipped to 42 in the world rankings and had earlier taken a break to prioritze her mental health after skipping the 2021 French Open.
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Two-time champion Naomi Osaka suffered a first-round exit from the US Open as Danielle Collins thrashed her in straight sets 7-6, 6-3. This was the first time in 4 meetings that America's Collins managed to beat Osaka.
The formter World number 1 from Japan on the other hand has now slid to rank 44 in women's singles as she also crashed out of the French Open round 1 this year. 
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Highlights! US Open 2022: Two-time champion Naomi Osaka crashes out

Two-time champion Naomi Osaka suffered a first-round exit from the US Open as Danielle Collins thrashed her in straight sets 7-6, 6-3

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This was the first time in 4 meetings that America's Collins managed to beat Osaka

Two-time champion Naomi Osaka suffered a first-round exit from the US Open as Danielle Collins thrashed her in straight sets 7-6, 6-3. This was the first time in 4 meetings that America's Collins managed to beat Osaka.
The former World number 1 from Japan on the other hand has now slid to rank 44 in women's singles as she also crashed out of the French Open round 1 this year.&nbsp;
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Former women's singles world number 1 Naomi Osaka Withdrew from this year's Wimbledon citing an ongoing Achilles injury. The 24-year-old Japanese took to social media to announce her decision on Saturday.
Osaka has not played since her first-round exit at the French Open and although she was on the provisional list of players published by Wimbledon organisers last week, she has not appeared at any of the regular warm-up grass court tournaments.
Speaking after her defeat at Roland Garros in May, the four-time grand slam champion cast doubt on her participation at the All England Club because the ATP and WTA had stripped the tournament of ranking points.
This was in response to Wimbledon organisers banning Russian and Belarusian players from taking part in the invasion of Ukraine.
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Naomi Osaka withdraws from Wimbledon with Achilles injury

Former women's singles world number 1 Naomi Osaka took to social media to announce her decision to pull out of this year's Wimbledon citing an ongoing Achilles injury

Former women's singles world number 1 Naomi Osaka took to social media to announce her decision to pull out of this year's Wimbledon citing an ongoing Achilles injury

Former women's singles world number 1 Naomi Osaka Withdrew from this year's Wimbledon citing an ongoing Achilles injury. The 24-year-old Japanese took to social media to announce her decision on Saturday.
Osaka has not played since her first-round exit at the French Open and although she was on the provisional list of players published by Wimbledon organisers last week, she has not appeared at any of the regular warm-up grass court tournaments.
Speaking after her defeat at Roland Garros in May, the four-time grand slam champion cast doubt on her participation at the All England Club because the ATP and WTA had stripped the tournament of ranking points.
This was in response to Wimbledon organisers banning Russian and Belarusian players from taking part in the invasion of Ukraine.
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American tennis player Amanda Anisimova knocked the defending champion Naomi Osaka out of Australia Open with a 4-6, 6-3, 7-6(10-5) win in the third round at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.
The Japanese tennis star Osaka won the first set 6-4 but lost two set points to unseeded American in the second and lost the game 3-6.
Osaka was on the verge to seal the round-of-16 clash with Ashleigh Barty with two game points in hand during the final game but 20-year-old Anisimova saved both and then converted her first opportunity in the deciding super tiebreak with an ace to seal the match.
The unseeded American will next face top seed Ashleigh Barty in the last 16.
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Australian Open 2022 Highlights: defending champion Naomi Osaka crashes out in round 3

Defending champion Naomi Osaka suffered a huge upset in round 3 of the Australian Open as she went down 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 against her unseeded American opponent Amanda Anisimova

Defending champion Naomi Osaka suffered a huge upset in round 3 of the Australian Open as she went down 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 against her unseeded&nbsp;American opponent&nbsp;Amanda Anisimova.
Japanese tennis star Osaka won the first set 6-4 but lost two set points&nbsp;in the second and lost the game 3-6.
Osaka was on the verge to seal the round-of-16 clash with Ashleigh Barty with two game points in hand during the final game but 20-year-old Anisimova saved both and then converted her first opportunity in the deciding super tiebreak with an ace to seal the match.
She will next face top seed Ashleigh Barty in the last 16.

Defending champion Naomi Osaka suffered a huge upset in round 3 of the Australian Open as she went down 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 against her unseeded&nbsp;American opponent&nbsp;Amanda Anisimova

Defending champion Naomi Osaka suffered a huge upset in round 3 of the Australian Open as she went down 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 against her unseeded&nbsp;American opponent&nbsp;Amanda Anisimova.
Japanese tennis star Osaka won the first set 6-4 but lost two set points&nbsp;in the second and lost the game 3-6.
Osaka was on the verge to seal the round-of-16 clash with Ashleigh Barty with two game points in hand during the final game but 20-year-old Anisimova saved both and then converted her first opportunity in the deciding super tiebreak with an ace to seal the match.
She will next face top seed Ashleigh Barty in the last 16.
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In the Women's singles draw at the Australian Open, defending champion Naomi Osaka registered a commanding 6-0 6-4 victory over Madison Brengle on Wednesday to enter round 3.
Osaka was in imperious form in the first set, but faced a sterner challenge in the second before converting her first match point.
Top seed and world number one Ashleigh Barty also made a statement as the Australian needed only 52 minutes to book her place in the 3rd round after beating Lucia Bronzetti of Italy 6-1, 6-1. She will next take on Camila Giorgi of Italy on Friday.
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Watch highlights Australian Open 2022: Osaka and World No.1 Ashleigh Barty enter round 3

Defending champion Naomi Osaka and World number 1 Ashleigh Barty enter Women's singles round 3 at the Australian Open

In the Women's singles draw at the Australian Open, defending champion Naomi Osaka&nbsp;registered a commanding 6-0, 6-4 victory over Madison Brengle on Wednesday to enter round 3.
Osaka&nbsp;was in imperious form in the first set, but faced a sterner challenge in the second before converting her first match point.
Top seed and world number one Ashleigh Barty&nbsp;also made a statement as the Australian&nbsp;needed only 52 minutes to book her place in the 3rd round after beating Lucia Bronzetti of Italy 6-1, 6-1. She&nbsp;will next take on&nbsp;Camila Giorgi of Italy on Friday.

Defending champion Naomi Osaka and World number 1 Ashleigh Barty enter Women's singles round 3 at the Australian Open

In the Women's singles draw at the Australian Open, defending champion Naomi Osaka&nbsp;registered a commanding 6-0 6-4 victory over Madison Brengle on Wednesday to enter round 3.
Osaka&nbsp;was in imperious form in the first set, but faced a sterner challenge in the second before converting her first match point.
Top seed and world number one Ashleigh Barty&nbsp;also made a statement as the Australian&nbsp;needed only 52 minutes to book her place in the 3rd round after beating Lucia Bronzetti of Italy 6-1, 6-1. She&nbsp;will next take on&nbsp;Camila Giorgi of Italy on Friday.
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Defending champion Naomi Osaka han an unexpectedly tough opening round game at the Australian Open. Playing her 1st round match against Colombian Camila Osorio, Osaka was stretched in a 6-3, 6-3 straight sets win to enter the 2nd round at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. 
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The former World number 1 from Japan raced to a 5-0 lead earlier but Osorio was in no mood to give up and fought back with some zeal. Osaka was forced to save two break points in the first set and 2 more in the 2nd before completing her 6-3, 6-3 straight sets win over the world number 50 from Colombia. 
Osaka now plays American Madison Brengle who is ranked 59th in the WTA rankings in the 2nd round at the Australian Open. 

Watch Highlights Australian Open 2022: Defending champion Naomi Osaka enters the 2nd round

Naomi Osaka had a slightly tough opening round match at the Australian Open where she is the defending champion in women's singles

Defending champion Naomi Osaka had&nbsp;an unexpectedly tough opening round game at the Australian Open. Playing her 1st round match against Colombian&nbsp;Camila Osorio, Osaka was stretched in a 6-3, 6-3 straight sets win to enter the 2nd round at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.&nbsp;
The former World number 1 from Japan raced to a 5-0 lead earlier but Osorio&nbsp;was in no mood to give up and fought back with some zeal. Osaka was forced&nbsp;to save two break points in the first set and 2 more in the 2nd before completing her 6-3, 6-3 straight sets win over the world number 50 from Colombia.&nbsp;
Osaka now plays American&nbsp;Madison Brengle&nbsp;who is ranked 59th in the WTA&nbsp;rankings in the 2nd round at the Australian Open.&nbsp;

Osaka had a tough 1st round outing against World number 50 from Colombia&nbsp;Camila Osorio&nbsp;&amp; eventually won 6-3, 6-3

Defending champion Naomi Osaka had&nbsp;an unexpectedly tough opening round game at the Australian Open. Playing her 1st round match against Colombian&nbsp;Camila Osorio, Osaka was stretched in a 6-3, 6-3 straight sets win to enter the 2nd round at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne.&nbsp;
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The former World number 1 from Japan raced to a 5-0 lead earlier but Osorio&nbsp;was in no mood to give up and fought back with some zeal. Osaka was forced&nbsp;to save two break points in the first set and 2 more in the 2nd before completing her 6-3, 6-3 straight sets win over the world number 50 from Colombia.&nbsp;
Osaka now plays American&nbsp;Madison Brengle&nbsp;who is ranked 59th in the WTA&nbsp;rankings in the 2nd round at the Australian Open.&nbsp;

The star tennis player Naomi Osaka, who has been outspoken over the over mental health issue, is the world's highest-paid female athlete, according to a list published by Forbes.
With $57.3 million in prize money and endorsements, four-times Grand Slam champion Osaka topped the list followed by fellow tennis players Serena Williams with $49.5 million and Venus Williams's $11.3 million.
American gymnast Simone Biles with $10.1 million is the third on the list while India two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu is seventh on the list with $7.2 million.
Out of the 10 athletes in the list, five are Tennis players but this is sport's lowest tally in a decade as in 2019 all the top 10 athletes were tennis players.
The ten highest-paid female athletes earned a total of $166.6 million, according to Forbes, a 23 percent increase over the list from 2020.
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Forbes World's highest-paid female athletes: Naomi Osaka tops the list, Sindhu at the seventh spot

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Where do you think India's PV Sindhu features on the list of highest earning female sports stars by Forbes? 

Forbes world's highest-paid female athletes: Naomi Osaka tops the list, Sindhu at the seventh spot

Star tennis player Naomi Osaka, who has been outspoken over the over mental health issue, is the world's highest-paid female athlete, according to a list published by Forbes.
With $57.3 million in prize money and endorsements, four-time Grand Slam champion Osaka topped the list followed by fellow tennis players Serena Williams with $49.5 million and Venus Williams's $11.3 million.
American gymnast Simone Biles with $10.1 million is third on the list while India two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu is seventh on the list with $7.2 million.
Out of the 10 athletes on the list, five are Tennis players but this is sport's lowest tally in a decade as in 2019 all the top 10 athletes were tennis players.
The ten highest-paid female athletes earned a total of $166.6 million, according to Forbes, a 23 percent increase over the list from 2020.

The star tennis player Naomi Osaka, who has been outspoken over the over mental health issue, is the world's highest-paid female athlete, according to a list published by Forbes

Star tennis player Naomi Osaka, who has been outspoken over the over mental health issue, is the world's highest-paid female athlete, according to a list published by Forbes.
With $57.3 million in prize money and endorsements, four-time Grand Slam champion Osaka topped the list followed by fellow tennis players Serena Williams with $49.5 million and Venus Williams's $11.3 million.
American gymnast Simone Biles with $10.1 million is third on the list while India two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu is seventh on the list with $7.2 million.
Out of the 10 athletes on the list, five are Tennis players but this is sport's lowest tally in a decade as in 2019 all the top 10 athletes were tennis players.
The ten highest-paid female athletes earned a total of $166.6 million, according to Forbes, a 23 percent increase over the list from 2020.
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Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September.  
The defending Australian Open women's champion lost in the third round at the US Open to the eventual runner-up, 18-year-old Canadian Leylah Fernandez. The 24-year-old then tearfully announced she was taking an indefinite break from the sport to focus on her mental health. The four-time Grand Slam winner, who hasn't appeared on the tour since September, won the Australian Open in 2019 and 2021.
All players arriving ahead of the Australian Open are subject to Covid-19 tests and must isolate until they return a negative result.
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Naomi Osaka arrives in Australia ahead of first Grand Slam of 2022

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The defending Australian Open women's champion lost in the third round at the US Open to the eventual runner-up, 18-year-old Canadian Leylah Fernandez. The 24-year-old then tearfully announced she was taking an indefinite break from the sport to focus on her mental health. The four-time Grand Slam winner, who hasn't appeared on the tour since September, won the Australian Open in 2019 and 2021.
All players arriving ahead of the Australian Open are subject to Covid-19 tests and must isolate until they return a negative result.

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September

Naomi Osaka touched down at Melbourne airport on Tuesday signalling her intent to return to professional tennis after casting doubt over her future in September.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The defending Australian Open women's champion lost in the third round at the US Open to the eventual runner-up, 18-year-old Canadian Leylah Fernandez. The 24-year-old then tearfully announced she was taking an indefinite break from the sport to focus on her mental health. The four-time Grand Slam winner, who hasn't appeared on the tour since September, won the Australian Open in 2019 and 2021.
All players arriving ahead of the Australian Open are subject to Covid-19 tests and must isolate until they return a negative result.
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4-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka has decided to donate her price money from Western and Southern Open tournament to&nbsp;earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
The world number 2 from Japan was 'hurt' to see all the devastation in Haiti, and said that their&nbsp;ancestors blood is strong and they will keep rising.
At least 304 people have died and many more injured after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the impoverished Carribean island nation on Saturday.
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Naomi Osaka to donate price money from Cincinnati to Haiti earthquake relief

I know our ancestors blood is strong we'll keep rising: Naomi Osaka said, whose father hails from Haiti.

4-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka has decided to donate her price money from Western and Southern Open tournament to&nbsp;earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
The world number 2 from Japan was 'hurt' to see all the devastation in Haiti, and said that their&nbsp;ancestors blood is strong and they will keep rising. Osaka's mother is Japanese while her father&nbsp;hails from Haiti.&nbsp;
At least 304 people have died and many more injured after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the impoverished Carribean island nation on Saturday.

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<li>Really hurts to see all the devastation that&rsquo;s going on in Haiti: Osaka</li>
<li>Around 304 people died after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti</li>
</ul>

4-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka has decided to donate her price money from Western and Southern Open tournament to&nbsp;earthquake relief efforts in Haiti.
The world number 2 from Japan was 'hurt' to see all the devastation in Haiti, and said that their&nbsp;ancestors blood is strong and they will keep rising.
At least 304 people have died and many more injured after a 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck the impoverished Carribean island nation on Saturday.
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Japanese fans had a disappointing Tuesday at the Tokyo Olympics as home favourite and world number 2 Naomi Osaka was knocked out in Round 3 of the Women's Singles Tennis.
She lost to former French Open finalist Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic in straight sets 6-1, 6-4. Osaka looked a mere shadow of herself as she mad 18 unforced errors.&nbsp;
The women's singles event has now lost both of its top draw cards after world number one and Wimbledon champion Ashleigh&nbsp;Barty lost her opening round match on Sunday.
Also read:&nbsp;Tokyo Olympics 2020: Lovlina Borgohain 1 win away from securing a medal 

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Japan's Naomi Osaka knocked out in Round 3

As World No.2 Naomi Osaka went down to&nbsp;Marketa Vondrousova&nbsp;in straight sets, the women's singles event has now lost both of its top draw cards.

Japanese fans had a disappointing Tuesday at the Tokyo Olympics as home favourite and world number 2 Naomi Osaka was knocked out in Round 3 of the Women's Singles Tennis.
She lost to former French Open finalist Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic in straight sets 6-1, 6-4. Osaka looked a mere shadow of herself as she mad 18 unforced errors.&nbsp;
The women's singles event has now lost both of its top draw cards after world number one and Wimbledon champion Ashleigh&nbsp;Barty lost her opening round match on Sunday.

<ul>
<li>Marketa Vondrousova&nbsp;of Czech Republic beat Naomi Osaka in straight sets</li>
<li>The women's singles event has now lost both of its top draw cards</li>
</ul>

Japanese fans had a disappointing Tuesday at the Tokyo Olympics as home favourite and world number 2 Naomi Osaka was knocked out in Round 3 of the Women's Singles Tennis.
She lost to former French Open finalist Marketa Vondrousova of the Czech Republic in straight sets 6-1, 6-4. Osaka looked a mere shadow of herself as she mad 18 unforced errors.&nbsp;
The women's singles event has now lost both of its top draw cards after world number one and Wimbledon champion Ashleigh&nbsp;Barty lost her opening round match on Sunday.
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Ace Tennis star Naomi Osaka has become the first female Black athlete and the first female Japanese athlete to land on the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition. An excited Osaka said that she never thought of being the first one, and added that she was glad that the barrier is broken.&nbsp;Praising the former World No. 1 for her professional&nbsp;achievements, Sports Illustrated editor said that the issue celebrates Naomi for her passion, strength, and power, geared towards consistently breaking barriers when it comes to equality, social justice, and mental health.
The 23-year-old Tennis superstar recently withdrew from the French Open over mental health concerns. The 4 time Grand Slam winner who was named the Sports Illustrated's&nbsp;Person of the Year in 2020 for her activism, is now set to take part in the upcoming Tokyo 2020 games.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Naomi Osaka is the first black female athlete on Sports Illustrated's swimsuit cover

Ace Tennis star Naomi Osaka has become the first female Black athlete and the first female Japanese athlete to land on the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition.

Naomi Osaka: first black female athlete to land on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover

Naomi Osaka is the first black female athlete on Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover
Naomi Osaka: never thought of being the first one, glad I could break barrier
Sports Illustrated celebrates Naoimi Osaka for passion, strength, and power
Osaka was also named the magazine's Person of the Year 2020 for her activism

Editor of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover said the magazine celebrates Osaka, for her passion, strength, and power and for consistently breaking barriers when it comes to equality, social justice, and mental health.

Ace Tennis star Naomi Osaka has become the first female Black athlete and the first female Japanese athlete to land on the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition. An excited Osaka said that she never thought of being the first one, and added that she was glad that the barrier is broken.&nbsp; Praising the former World No. 1 for her professional&nbsp;achievements, Sports Illustrated editor said that the issue celebrates Naomi for her passion, strength, and power, geared towards consistently breaking barriers when it comes to equality, social justice, and mental health.
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The 23-year-old Tennis superstar recently withdrew from the French Open over mental health concerns. The 4 time Grand Slam winner who was named the Sports Illustrated's&nbsp;Person of the Year in 2020 for her activism, is now set to take part in the upcoming Tokyo 2020 games.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Just a day after Barbie launched a Naomi Osaka doll on Monday, the stock is already sold out.&nbsp;The new doll is part of the Barbie Role Model series.
The likeness of the world's highest-paid female athlete from Japan is based on the outfit she wore at the 2020 Australian Open, according to the doll maker. Her doll carries a tiny Yonex tennis racket, a flared white shirt and a blue and pink tank top.
Osaka, who has won four Grand Slam titles, pulled out of the French Open in May before the second round, saying she has "huge waves of anxiety" before speaking to the media.&nbsp;
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Naomi Osaka Barbie doll sells out shortly after launch

The likeness of the world's highest-paid female athlete, Osaka, is based on the outfit she wore at the 2020 Australian Open. Her doll carries a tiny Yonex tennis racket, a flared white shirt and a blue and pink tank top.

Just a day after Barbie launched a Naomi Osaka doll on Monday, the stock is already sold out.&nbsp;The new doll is part of the Barbie Role Model series.
The likeness of the world's highest-paid female athlete from Japan is based on the outfit she wore at the 2020 Australian Open, according to the doll maker. Her doll carries a tiny Yonex tennis racket, a flared white shirt and a blue and pink tank top.
Osaka, who has won four Grand Slam titles, pulled out of the French Open in May before the second round, saying she has "huge waves of anxiety" before speaking to the media.&nbsp;

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<li>The new Naomi Osaka doll is part of the Barbie Role Model series</li>
<li>Japan's Naomi Osaka is&nbsp;the world's highest-paid female athlete</li>
<li>Osaka&nbsp;doll carries a tiny Yonex tennis racket, a flared white shirt and a blue and pink tank top</li>
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Just a day after Barbie launched a Naomi Osaka doll on Monday, the stock is already sold out.&nbsp;The new doll is part of the Barbie Role Model series.
The likeness of the world's highest-paid female athlete from Japan is based on the outfit she wore at the 2020 Australian Open, according to the doll maker. Her doll carries a tiny Yonex tennis racket, a flared white shirt and a blue and pink tank top.
Osaka, who has won four Grand Slam titles, pulled out of the French Open in May before the second round, saying she has "huge waves of anxiety" before speaking to the media.&nbsp;
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American-Japanese tennis star Naomi&nbsp;Osaka has pulled&nbsp;out of the French Open after a bitter feud with the organisers. Osaka, a 2-time Grand Slam winner and a former world number 1 had boycotted the media duties which included press conferences and interviews citing mental health. The organisers were left fuming with this choice as they levied a $15,000 fine against the 23-year-old. She was also threatened with suspension after she stuck to her stance. In a post on social media, Osaka said that she suffered long bouts of depression and will now take some time away from the court to focus on herself.&nbsp;

Osaka pulls out of French Open after a bitter fall out with organisers

In a post on social media, Osaka said that she suffered long bouts of depression and will now take some time away from the court to focus on herself

American-Japanese tennis star Naomi&nbsp;Osaka has pulled&nbsp;out of the French Open after a bitter feud with the organisers. Osaka, a 2-time Grand Slam winner and a former world number 1 had boycotted the media duties which included press conferences and interviews citing mental health. The organisers were left fuming with this choice as they levied a $15,000 fine against the 23-year-old. She was also threatened with suspension after she stuck to her stance. In a post on social media, Osaka said that she suffered long bouts of depression and will now take some time away from the court to focus on herself.&nbsp;

Former World number 1 and 2-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka was fined $15,000 by the French Open officials for skipping her press duties at Roland Garros. Osaka who cited mental health reasons for not speaking to the media after her opening-round win at the French Open has decided to stick with her stance. Osaka's decision of not doing any press conferences or interviews at the French Open has been one of the biggest talking points at the tournament as the organisers had some pretty tough words for the 23-year-old. The organisers in a statement said that Osaka's behaviour will have further consequences including more substantial fines and future grand slam suspensions.&nbsp;

$15,000 fine for Osaka for skipping her press duties at French Open

The organisers in a statement said that Osaka's behaviour will have further consequences including more substantial fines and future grand slam suspensions

Former World number 1 and 2-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka was fined $15,000 by the French Open officials for skipping her press duties at Roland Garros. Osaka who cited mental health reasons for not speaking to the media after her opening-round win at the French Open has decided to stick with her stance. Osaka's decision of not doing any press conferences or interviews at the French Open has been one of the biggest talking points at the tournament as the organisers had some pretty tough words for the 23-year-old. The organisers in a statement said that Osaka's behaviour will have further consequences including more substantial fines and future grand slam suspensions.&nbsp;

US Open: Naomi Osaka wins a thrilling final & 3rd Grand Slam

Osaka bounces back from a set down to reign supreme at the&nbsp;Flushing Meadows for the 2nd time

Japan's Naomi Osaka staged a brilliant fightback&nbsp;in a thrilling US Open final as she bounced back from a set down to beat&nbsp;Victoria Azarenka&nbsp;1-6, 6-3, 6-3 and reigned supreme at the Flushing Meadows for the 2nd time. Surprisingly,&nbsp;Osaka kept missing shots and digging herself a deficit but she&nbsp;suddenly lifted her game and Azarenka couldn&rsquo;t sustain her start. The 22-year-old has now taken her&nbsp;Grand Slam singles&nbsp;tally to 3. It was in fact the first time in 26 years that&nbsp;the woman who lost the first set of a US Open final would eventually end up winning.

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