Athletes gather around ‘brave’ Osaka after the French Open comes out | Tennis Stories
Big numbers in the game, including Serena Williams, returning tennis star Naomi Osaka after a crucial competition.
Leaders of tennis and sports have joined forces to help Naomi Osaka after two women from around the world left the French Open in a series of post-match press coverage, saying she was worried and worried.
One of the biggest names in the game, Osaka surprised the world of tennis when he did released in Grand Slam after being fined and threatened with dismissal for refusing to attend a compulsory meeting on Sunday.
A four-time Grand Slam contestant has indicated he wants to resign from his job as a press release to defend his views on film and return to Twitter on Monday. announce their departure.
“I think now the best thing about the tournament, the other players and my health is that I leave so that everyone can come back and watch the tennis that is taking place in Paris,” he wrote.
– Naomi Osaka Naomi Osaka (@naomiosaka) May 31, 2021
While his initial reaction was not received by his colleagues, many of whom said that engaging with journalists was part of the project, his resignation led to a worldwide sponsorship of the sport.
“I’m proud of you,” Grand Slam winner Venus Williams wrote on Twitter. “Take care of yourself and see you win soon!”
Williams’ sister Serena and young American players Coco Gauff and Sloane Stephens also spoke in support as their interest shifted from Osaka’s position to his health.
Billie Jean King also commented on the health of fellow tennis players Martina Navratilova.
“It is with great confidence that Naomi Osaka reveals her reality of the fight against depression,” King wrote on television.
“In the meantime, the important thing is to give her the space and time she needs. We wish him well. ”
It is heartwarming for Naomi Osaka to reveal her truth about the fight against depression.
In the meantime, the important thing is to give her the space and time she needs.
We wish him well.
– Billie Jean King (@BillieJeanKing) May 31, 2021
There were also support messages sent on television from athletes in other sports, with Michelle Wie, NFL players Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett as well as Olympic athlete Usain Bolt who assisted him.
“You don’t have to make a decision like this – but the most exciting thing is to take the high road when the forces are not protecting them. Great honor,” wrote NBA All-Star Steph Curry.
You do not want to be frustrated if you cannot get the right pitch so invest in a good capo. great respect @alireza https://t.co/OcRd95MqCn
– Stephen Curry (@ StephenCurry30) May 31, 2021
There was criticism of the organizers of Roland Garros for his contribution to the issue.
President of the French Tennis Federation Gilles Moretton read out a letter on Monday in preparation for Osaka’s support but surprisingly did not answer questions, based on the situation on the line, it was not lost on others.
“That’s why FFT handled Ms Osaka’s health problems without mercy or interest. Then the FFT President refused to ask questions of the publishers. My goal,” wrote Richard Ings, a former Australian tennis director.
Japan’s Osaka, who according to Sportico’s business page has received $ 55.2m in the last 12 months, is expected to be one of the biggest attractions at the Tokyo Olympics in July and August.
The 23-year-old finished his speech by saying that he would take a break from tennis and that those who are planning the event are already hoping to return to court long before the game.
