PARIS: Japan’s Naomi Osaka stated on Wednesday she won’t participate in news conferences in the coming French Open, presuming that several post-match inquests have been barely more than”kicking someone while they are down”. The world number 2, a four-time Grand Slam title winner, also says she’ll donate the penalties she’ll succumb to health charities. “I’m writing this to state that I’m not likely to get any media throughout Roland Garros,” that the 23-year-old declared on Twitter. “I’ve often felt that individuals don’t have any respect for athletes’ psychological wellbeing and this rings true if I visit a media conference or even partake in a single. “We are frequently sat there and asked questions which we have been asked several times ahead or asked questions which bring uncertainty into our heads and I’m going to subject myself to folks who forget me.” ❤️ https://t.co/EegFSKnoie— NaomiOsaka大坂なおみ (@naomiosaka) 1622064285000Under tennis championship rules, all players are needed to maintain press conferences after every game. In addition they perform media responsibilities prior to a tournament. Osaka often packs media out rooms because of her reputation in the game and her charismatic charm to colleagues. She subjects questions in English and Japanese and is considered among the planet’s most famous celebrities. Last year she earned $37 million, more than any other female athlete. She included Wednesday:”I think the entire scenario is kicking an individual while they’re down and I really don’t know the rationale behind it” The French Open has underway at Paris on Sunday. Osaka has to get past the next round at Roland Garros.