Naomi Osaka Tears Up, Steps Away From Press Conference After Aggressively Toned Question From Reporter

withdrew from the French Open in May after she was fined for skipping postmatch press conferences. In explaining her decision, she cited her mental health, saying, “I’ve often felt that people have no regard for athletes’ mental health and this rings very true whenever I see a press conference or partake in one.

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withdrawing from the French Open due to mental health issues in June. At the time, organisers threatened to expel her from the competition after she pulled out of her scheduled press conference because of said mental health issues - and due to further mental stress from the surrounding commentary, she ended up pulling out of the competition altogether.

Naomi Osaka briefly left a press conference in tears. While speaking to reporters on Monday, ahead of her first match at the Western & Southern Open, the 23-year-old tennis star openly cried and left the room after questions from the press.The press conference was Osaka's first since announcing in May that she would not be speaking to the press at the French Open, citing mental health concerns.

Team Naomi. Naomi Osaka‘s Cincinnati Enquirer moment led her agent, Stuart Duguid, to call a reporter a “bully” and accuse him of trying to “intimidate” the professional tennis player with his questions and “appalling behavior.”

Naomi Osaka, 23, broke down in tears on Monday (Aug. 16) while speaking to reporters at her first press conference since withdrawing from the 2021 French Open.

refuted the suggestion that his question amounted to bullying. The US-based Japanese player is playing her first tournament since the Tokyo 2020 Olympics in Cincinnati as she prepares for this month’s US Open.

JUST IN: Naomi Osaka learns Coco Gauff draw after Cincinnati prize money pledge to Haiti reliefStuart Duguid, Osaka's agent, criticised the reporter for their comments. "The bully at the Cincinnati Enquirer is the epitome of why player/media relations are so fraught right now.

withdrawing from the French Open and Wimbledon for mental health reasons.While speaking with press on Monday ahead of her appearance at the Ohio WTA tournament, Osaka got visibly emotional after Cincinnati Enquirer sports columnist Paul Daugherty asked her about her fraught relationship with the media. “You’re not crazy about dealing with us, especially in this format, yet you have a lot of outside interests that are served by having a media platform,” Daugherty said.

Pushing through. Naomi Osaka gave a press conference for the first time since her May exit from the French Open, but it didn’t go as smoothly as she might have liked.