US EditionNaomi Osaka Makes Concerning Admission, Leaves Press Conference in Tears After French Open Exit
- Naomi Osaka was defeated by Paula Badosa in her opening match at the French Open on Monday, leaving the post-match press conference visibly emotional and in tears.
- Osaka's unexpected early defeat followed a match marked by 54 unforced errors and physical struggles with blisters caused by the clay surface.
- During the press conference, Osaka showed visible frustration and tearful emotion as she confessed concern over her form and feeling like she was letting down her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou.
- She expressed a feeling of underachievement as time passes and reflected on Mouratoglou’s transition from coaching one of the greatest players to her current struggles, questioning the situation in a frustrated manner.
- Osaka's emotional response underscores the ongoing challenges she faces returning to top form after motherhood and suggests continued public focus on her mental health and career trajectory.
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