Naomi Osaka
Osaka named among SI’s Sportspersons of the Year – An honor special for so many reasons
Naomi Osaka is one of Sports Illustrated's Sportspersons of the Year for 2020, as was announced this past week. She is just the fifth tennis player on the all-time list, joining Serena Williams, Arthur Ashe, Chris Evert, and Billie Jean King.
“We’ve learned how to operate in this environment” – Exclusive interview with WTA chief Steve Simon
After a year in which the WTA could not operate for five months and could not stage its lucrative WTA Finals, chairman and CEO Steve Simon tells Simon Cambers why there are reasons to be positive as we head into 2021
Naomi Osaka in 2020: US Open champion, off-court leader
Naomi Osaka stepped up in 2020, with a third Grand Slam title on the court and a new role as a voice for good. Here's our season review.
French Open 2020: Will Serena’s heir emerge at Roland Garros?
Naomi Osaka is not at the French Open, giving her rivals the opportunity to stake their own claims as the next Serena Williams.
How a $1 bill propelled women’s tennis into prominence
On September 23, 1970, nine women -- including Billie Jean King -- signed a symbolic $1 contract that changed the course of history. On Wednesday, 50 years on, the leading women players paid tribute to the efforts of those who paved the way for them.
In pictures: The seven victims Osaka paid tribute to, and their stories
Osaka: “Just compete; I was just thinking about competing”
Beaten Azarenka not disappointed but admits “it’s painful to lose”
Fate plays a hand as Osaka completes fitting victory
Osaka wins second US Open title with stunning turnaround vs Azarenka
Wim Fissette: Osaka is more intuitive; Azarenka more analytical
Osaka going into US Open final with very different mindset
Osaka prevails over Brady in three-setter for final spot
Osaka trying to be in the moment in pursuit of third Grand Slam
Brilliant Osaka storms past Rogers to reach US Open semi-finals
US Open Day 7 recap: Djokovic’s default, top seeds advance and upset in women’s draw
Osaka books quarter-final against comeback kid Rogers
US Open Day 5 women’s results: McNally pulls off lone surprise, Kvitova cruises
Former champions Osaka, Kerber into fourth round
US Open Day 3 recap: Upsets, comebacks and Kit Kats