New York (AP)— Naomi Osaka returned to the U.S. Open, where she had some of her greatest wins and some tough times.
first time in a year to participate in a discussion about mental health in sports, an issue she helped highlight two years ago. “Coming back here means a lot. Room in particular.
There were tears. A lot,” Osaka, who won two of her four major titles at Flushing Meadows, laughed in the Grand Slam tournament's main interview room.
There were tears. A lot,” Osaka, who won two of her four major titles at Flushing Meadows, laughed in the Grand Slam tournament's main interview room. “I enjoy returning here.
It is like seeing an old friend after a long time.
Michael Phelps, a 23-time Olympic gold medalist swimmer, and U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy discussed loneliness.
a "buddy system," social media's role in mental health, and parenthood at Wednesday's event.
The time felt long and brief. When I left, I watched the Australian Open and was upset since I have never missed one.