Naomi Osaka

Star's Message: Playing Despite Injury

The Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka gives a positive message: She will play in the Australian Open, despite the injury she sustained last week.

Guide: Record Money at Stake in Australian Open

Approximately 24 million kronor. The large sum of money – a new record – is at stake in this year's first Grand Slam tournament in Melbourne. Here's everything you need to know ahead of the Australian Open.

The Tennis Star Broke Off the Final – Injured

The first final in three years ended in the worst possible way for Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka. After winning the first set, 6–4, against Danish Clara Tauson, she was forced to break off the final in Auckland, New Zealand, due to injury.

World Number One Hires Super Coach: "Exhilarated"

Osaka Withdraws from Home Tournament

Rissveds: "I've understood that it helps others"

Mountain bike star Jenny Rissveds held a passionate speech about mental health after her Olympic Games bronze. An important voice to break the stigma around the issue, says a sports psychologist. I've understood that it helps others, just talking about it, says Jenny Rissveds.

Former World Number One Retires After the Olympics

Osaka knocked out in Wimbledon comeback

The four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka is out of her first Wimbledon tournament in five years. The 17th-ranked American Emma Navarro won clearly in straight sets and is on to the third round.