Naomi Osaka concerned about ‘serious’ injury to opponent after reaching Miami Open semis
Naomi Osaka stormed to her first tournament semi-final in more than a year at the Miami Open but was left concerned for opponent Danielle Collins.
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Naomi Osaka concerned about ‘serious’ Danielle Collins injury after win
Naomi Osaka stormed to her first tournament semi-final in more than a year at the Miami Open but was left concerned for opponent Danielle Collins.
Top 10 tennis mid-match retirements: From Novak Djokovic being a ‘sore loser’ to Serena Williams’ unlucky slip
After Victoria Azarenka’s seventh mid-match retirement in just over a year, Tennis365 remembers some of the controversial, unlucky and plain brutal incidents that ended proceedings prematurely, featuring Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, Nick Kyrgios, Emma Raducanu and more.
Daniil Medvedev closes in on No. 1 ranking; Naomi Osaka to Miami semis
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'I hope she is okay' - Naomi Osaka downs Danielle Collins in an hour at Miami Open, is concerned for opponent
Naomi Osaka cruised past Danielle Collins in just an hour at the Miami Open and was left concerned for her opponent after their quarter-final. The 24-year-old lost just three games in the entire match as she reached the semi-finals with an utterly dominant 6-2 6-1 victory at Hard Rock Stadium. Ad/> Osaka hit 13 aces as Collins clearly struggled with a neck injury throughout the one-sided encounter.
Medvedev one win away from top ranking, dominant Osaka eases into Miami Open semi-finals
Daniil Medvedev is one win away from retaking the world No 1 spot after moving past American Jenson Brooksby 7-5, 6-1 and into the Miami Open quarter-finals on Tuesday.
Naomi Osaka beats Danielle Collins to reach Miami Open semi-finals
Former world number one Naomi Osaka moved into the Miami Open semi-finals with a straight-set win over American Danielle Collins.
Masters de Miami: La enigmática pausa de Azarenka | Deportes | EL PAÍS
Ayer fue la hasta hace nada número uno, Ashleigh Barty, consumida la australiana “mental y físicamente”; previamente decayó la japonesa Naomi Osaka, que desde hace tiempo lucha consigo misma y con el envoltorio del profesionalismo para volver a la cúspide del circuito; y ahora es Victoria Azarenka, una figura de largo recorrido y prestigiosa trayectoria, la que da un paso a un lado. Queda por saber cuál es el origen exacto por el que la bielorrusa, de 32 años, anunció que necesita hacer un paréntesis personal y apartarse del tenis, deporte que desde un ángulo u otro (el físico, el mental o, en muchos casos, un desencadenante híbrido) acaba consumiendo a no pocas celebridades.