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Naomi Osaka Nowadays grass can be more comfortable in court but he will leave again Wimbledon On Friday, Anastasia loses 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 to the third round near Pavliuchhencover.
Osaka He then said that he was upset because he was upset because “actually thought I could play well in general” and “I can run deep here.”
“I wanted to do better than ever,” he said. “Also, I thought I was trying so much.”
Asked what positives could take from the grass-court part of the season, Osaka replied: “I’m going to be a negative man today. I’m very sorry. I have nothing to say about myself, which I’m working.”
He is a former No. 1 now 50th and a Four -time Grand Slam championIn all hard courts – he won the US Open and the Australian Open twice.
Osaka arrived at the All England Club this year and lost three of his last four matches and there was a 5-0 record of career. His best display was rising in the third round in 2017 and 2018; He missed the tournament in 2021, 2022 and 2023.
After a win at the beginning of this week, he had talked about how he played on the grass for years due to knee injury almost a decade ago, but lately was feeling better about it.
“I was afraid of the age with age and in my opinion, he somehow made me paralyzed,” he said. “Now I’m just crossing it and trying to spread my wings on the grass i think it is working on it, and I think I’m going pretty well.”
However, on Friday, the third set, from 4-al-4, Pavolchhenkova got eight in the last 10 points of the match, was in love, then fell into the final game with the help of Osakar Fourhand.
On Thursday, the 4 -year -old Pavolchhenkova told the crowd in the court No. 25, “Most of you were cheering for Naomi, but it was okay,” I told the crowd in the court at number 2.
Pavolchhenkova, who is in 5th, was the French Open’s 2022 runner-up, and on Friday’s victory, he took him to the fourth round in Wimbledon for the first time after he became the quarter-finalist nine years ago.
In the meantime, Osaka was already waiting for the next part of the season – operating towards the US Open in the hard court of North America, which began on August 25.
He said, “I’m glad to do this, and I’m looking forward to the hard court.”
