She ultimately withdrew, citing “long bouts of depression” during her career and feeling “vulnerable and anxious” upon her arrival in Paris.Īfter deleting her original post, Mari offered up this explanation: Naomi’s refusal to fulfill the media obligations during the tournament led to a $15,000 fine and a threat of suspension. So many people are picky on this term thinking you need to have depression or have some sort of disorder to be able to use the term mental health.” Naomi Osaka plays with sister Mari (left) in a doubles tournament in Japan. She’s protecting her mind hence why it’s called mental health. No talking to people who is going to put doubt in her mind. So her solution was to block everything out. That’s the first step any athlete needs to do, believe in themselves. “This isn’t true and she knows that in order to do well and have a shot at winning Roland Garros she will have to believe that she can.
Her confidence was completely shattered and I think that everyone’s remarks and opinions have gotten to her head and she herself believed that she was bad on clay. When she lost in Rome she was not ok mentally. At every press conference she’s told has a bad record on clay. “Naomi mentioned to me before the tournament that a family member had come up to her and remarked that she’s bad at clay. In a since-deleted post on Reddit before Naomi withdrew Sunday from the tournament for the betterment of her mental health, sister Mari Osaka, trying to show her support, wrote: Naomi Osaka’s sister is apologizing after suggesting that the 23-year-old tennis star’s media boycott at the French Open was sparked by shaken confidence from being told too many times that she does not perform well on clay surfaces. Rafael Nadal and wife share intimate moment after French Open win
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