
Naomi Osaka: Former world No 1 extremely motivated to win more Grand Slams, says coach Patrick Mouratoglou

Previous world No 1 Naomi Osaka is very roused to win more Huge homeruns, says unbelievable mentor Patrick Mouratoglou. Osaka, who is as of now positioned No 59 on the planet, last highlighted during the China Open in September where she came to the round of 16 preceding resigning harmed against Coco Gauff. The four-time Huge homerun champion removed over a year from tennis after she became a mother without precedent for July 2023 preceding getting back to activity in January, and was given a special case into the US Open. Mouratoglou, who worked with Serena Williams for 10 years, and all the more as of late has been helping guide Osaka, told Sky Sports: "[With] Serena, inspiration was very key after she beat the record of [Martina] Navratilova and Chris Evert [to arrive at 23 Huge homerun singles titles]. "Be that as it may, I think we functioned admirably together on the grounds that I think we were both spurring each other constantly. I knew precisely how to converse with her. She knew precisely how to converse with me. I was pushing her, she was pushing me and that resembled that consistently. "So that is the reason it functions admirably. For Naomi, it's different on the grounds that she truly feels she needs to give and do significantly more. She had two extremely challenging years. "To start with, she had this emotional wellness issue, and afterward she had a child. So she's been out, and afterward she restarted the year this season and it was anything but an excellent season.
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