Tokyo: Naomi Osaka Japan enjoyed his time in Tokyo’s match while other medal competitors had fallen in the early round of the Olympic tournament.
World number two, back in court after withdrawing from the Frenchman opened in the mental health yard and also lost Wimbledon, almost no problem in his first two matches at the event.
He got rid of his opponents in a direct set and had handled Outsized’s attention he received at home home with compassion.
“I am here for a good time,” Osaka, who turned on the Olympic fire at the opening ceremony on Friday, tweeted on Monday after beating Swiss Viktorija Golubic 6-3 6-2 at the Ariake Tennis Park.
The same cannot be said about the closest rivals, with the number three world Aryna Sabalenka from Belarus crashing into a tournament on Monday after a difficult meeting and three sets of inspired Donna Veatium.
The loss of sabalenka occurred a day after Australia’s number one Bartty Abu was thrown out of the tournament in an amazing annoyance by Spain Sara Sorribes Tormo.
Wimbledon Champion Twice Petra Kvitova was also beaten on Monday, out 5-7 6-3 6-0 from Belgium Alison van UyTvanck, while the French open champions last year’s IGA Switek from Poland fell 6-3 7-6 (4) for racers Spain Paula Badosa.