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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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