Melbourne: Defending Women’s Champion Naomi Osaka armed to the second round when the Australian Open finally began on Monday after a chaotic stack that was dominated by VISA Saga English Novak Djokovic.
Serbia who was not vaccinated landed in Dubai early Monday after deportation of his sensation from Australia, his dream would be the first person to win 21 majors, at least for now.
But it was business as usual for Osaka Japan, which registered the 23rd victory in his last 24 matches in Melbourne Park with a 6-3 victory, 6-3 against Camila Osorio Colombia.
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“I played pretty well, I don’t have much info about my opponents,” said the 2019 and 2021 champions.
“He played extraordinary and struggling for everyone.
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“We all know how difficult the first round is and it’s not easy,” Athletic Sakkari said.
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“I mean, my pulse is increasingly practicing.
I think it’s getting better day after day,” he said.
Djokovic will continue to throw dark shadows into the tournament, but there will be help from players that they can eventually continue with the business of winning tennis matches.
Prime among them in the first round Monday was Rafael Nadal, also targeting the 21st Grand Slam, who started his title charges against Marcos Giron America which was ranked 66th.
After the Covid-19 injury and contract in December, the 35-year-old was happy only to return to court in Melbourne, where the crowd had been limited to 50 percent due to a pandemic.
“When you return from injury and from a certain period of time you will not tour, you need to accept things that will not be perfect,” Nadal said, a brilliant career was thrown by injury.
Also playing on the first day of the man’s draw is the third seed Alexander Zverev and the seventh seed Matteo Berrettini.
There will be no Roger Federer this year, with an injury to struggle with Swiss.
The night session at the Rod Laver Arena will be headlined by the world number one Ashleigh Barty, who pursued his first title at his grand slam home.
The 25-year-old will be under intense pressure from the crowd of pregnant, but Barty – who won the single and double title in the warming tournament – play it with cool characteristics.
“Apart from the number next to my name, it doesn’t change the way we approach it,” Barty said from being the top seed.
“Especially here in Australia, it’s fun.
I can play in front of extraordinary fans, my family, extraordinary.” Barty began against Ukraine Qualifier Lesia Tsurenko.
Also in action on Monday is the top-10 barbora seeds of Krejcikova and Paula Badosa.
Australia Open: Naomi Osaka to the Second Round
