Cincinnati: Naomi Osaka remains a picture of tranquility to answer questions on Wednesday after a comeback victory 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 over Coco Gauff to reach the third round of WTA Cincinnati Masters.
Japanese shy’s seed anxiety was shy because attending a post-match media conference was obliged there was no evidence because he explained the possibility of his emotional crisis, which erupted three months ago when he resigned after playing one match at Roland Garros.
He said that talking to reporters damaged his mental health.
“With everything that happened in Haiti (his father’s homeland) and Afghanistan, everything was really crazy,” said the Grand Slam winner four times.
“It’s crazy for me to be in the US that hit a tennis ball and people come and watch me play.” Read Alsooromi Osaka Ralllies to Oant Coco Gaff while Ashleigh Barty forward in Cincinnati Mastersjapan’s Naomi Osaka fought back to take a 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory over 6-4 Coco Gauff on Wednesday and advanced to the third round of WTA Cincinnati Masters .osaka, which was raised in New York, sounded as if he was trying to understand the mental problems that had bothered him recently, which made him away from the game from Paris to the Tokyo Olympics last month.
This is his first event since he came out in the third round in the match.
“I wonder what affects me greatly and makes me don’t want to do the media.
(Maybe) I’m afraid of poor headlines (if he loses),” he said.
“I should feel like winning (in life), making people come to watch me a achievement.” But it starts not to be an achievement for me – I’m not grateful.
“Osaka said that overcoming Covid-19 might also have been a factor.” Some stress may come from living in covid bubbles (tennis) and do not see (outside) people, “he said.
The problem flared again this week at his first Cincinnati news conference, with Direct query.
causing him to cry before writing himself and passes the session.
Naomi Osaka said a tense world might increase anxiety
