May 5, 2025 - 14:03
Naomi Osaka's recent participation in the tournament in Saint-Malo has proven to be an essential step in her return to competitive tennis. Although this event is not part of the main WTA Tour, it provided Osaka with valuable match experience as she works on regaining her form and confidence.
Osaka's coach has confirmed that she will be competing in another tournament before heading to the prestigious Roland Garros. This decision highlights the importance of match play in her preparation, allowing her to adapt and refine her skills ahead of the Grand Slam.
The former world number one has faced numerous challenges over the past year, making her return to the court all the more significant. Fans are eager to see how she performs in the upcoming events, as she aims to make a strong statement at the French Open. As Osaka continues her journey, the tennis community remains supportive and hopeful for her success.
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