Former world number one Naomi Osaka was tearful after suffering an injury scare just a week before the start of the Australian Open.

RTÉ

Ireland

Injury concern for Osaka a week out from Aussie Open

Naomi Osaka, the 2019 and 2021 champion at Melbourne Park, was reduced to tears on Sunday when an abdominal injury forced her to quit while leading Clara Tauson 6-4 in her first WTA final in almost three years.

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The Hindu Group

India

Injured Naomi Osaka ‘very optimistic’ about Australian Open 2025

The Serbian returned to Melbourne Park in 2023 when the worst of the pandemic was over and won a 10th Australian Open title.

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Mukesh Ambani

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Government of Ireland

Former world No.1 Naomi Osaka is having scans on the injury that forced her out of the Auckland WTA final, but is positive about playing the Australian Open.

The West Australian

Kerry Stokes

Australia

Injured Osaka upbeat about Australian Open prospects

Injured and forced to abandon in Auckland, Naomi Osaka remains optimistic about her participation in the Australian Open next week. The Japanese woman said she was having a scan on Monday.

Blessée et contraint à l’abandon à Auckland, Naomi Osaka reste optimiste quant à sa participation à l’Open d’Australie la semaine prochaine. La Japonaise a précisé qu’elle passait un scanner ce lundi.

Open d’Australie : «je reste très optimiste» Osaka rassure sur sa participation

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Dassault Group

Paris

Île-de-France

France

Australian Open: “I remain very optimistic” Osaka reassures about her participation

Naomi Osaka was confident of getting fit before the Australian Open after sustaining an abdominal injury that forced her out of the ASB Classic final against Clara Tauson on Sunday.

India Today

Living Media

Injured Naomi Osaka 'optimistic' about Australian Open after painful Auckland exit

PerthNow

City of Perth

Western Australia

Naomi Osaka is set to undergo an MRI to determine the extent of her abdominal injury but notes that she is feeling positive that it is nothing more than a minor issue that won't prevent her from competing at the Australian Open.  On Sunday, the 27-year-old was bidding to win her eighth WTA title and her first main glory since the 2021 Australian Open.  But after winning the first set 6-4 of the Auckland final against Clara Tauson, the Japanese a…

Tennis World

Tennis World Network

United States

Naomi Osaka set for MRI after Auckland final injury, shares her expectation

Try Naomi Osaka to be the one she was, champion of four Grand Slams (US Open 2018 and 2020, and Australian Open 2019 and 2021), number 1 in the world for 25 weeks, and firm banner of powerful and classy tennis that reigns on the female circuit. But the road is being complicated. The Japanese had to retire yesterday from the final of the Auckland tournament for an abdominal injury. And it would have no greater impact if it were not because it was…

Intenta Naomi Osaka ser la que fue, campeona de cuatro Grand Slams (US Open 2018 y 2020, y Abierto de Australia 2019 y 2021), número 1 del mundo durante 25 semanas, y firme estandarte del tenis potente y con clase que impera en el circuito femenino. Pero el camino está siendo complicado. La japonesa tuvo que retirarse ayer de la final del torneo de Auckland por una lesión abdominal. Y no tendría mayor repercusión si no fuera porque era la primer…

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Grupo Vocento

Spain

Another stone on the way back from Osaka to the heights

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Naomi Osaka will undergo a scan on the injury that forced her to pull out of the Auckland Classic final but remains optimistic about playing at the Australian Open, the former world number one said on Monday.

Injury concern for Osaka a week out from Aussie Open

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