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Women Tennis January 5, 2025

Tears and triumph as Osaka retires and Tauson takes Auckland remaining – Ladies’s Tennis Weblog

Tears and triumph as Osaka retires and Tauson takes Auckland remaining – Ladies’s Tennis Weblog
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Naomi Osaka’s begin to the 2025 tennis season has taken a distressing flip. The four-time Grand Slam champion and former world No. 1 was pressured to withdraw mid-match throughout the remaining of the ASB Basic in Auckland on Sunday, elevating considerations about her health forward of the Australian Open.

Osaka had been in commanding kind all through the Auckland match, notching wins towards Lina Glushko, Julia Grabher, Hailey Baptiste, and Alycia Parks to safe her spot within the remaining. Dealing with fifth seed Clara Tauson of Denmark, the Japanese appeared poised to say her first title since her triumphant run on the 2021 Australian Open.

The match started with Osaka showcasing her trademark energy and precision, racing to a 5-1 lead within the first set. Regardless of some seen discomfort, she managed to shut out the set 6-4. Nevertheless, the indicators of hassle turned obvious as her serve started to lose energy. Moments later, after consulting together with her coach, Osaka made the heart-wrenching choice to retire from the match.

That is such an unlucky consequence for Osaka, leaving her eyes full of tears. She was enjoying exceptionally effectively, hitting 17 winners to only 4 unforced errors, delivering 5 aces, and committing no double faults. The official motive is an stomach harm.

Osaka’s return to tennis in 2024 following the beginning of her daughter, Shai, was met with widespread pleasure. The Auckland match marked her first remaining since her comeback, and her efficiency main as much as the ultimate hinted at a resurgence in her profession. The harm, nevertheless, casts a shadow over her momentum and raises considerations about her readiness for the Australian Open, a match the place she has triumphed twice earlier than.

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