Naomi Osaka was born to a Japanese mom and a Haitian dad who, when she was three years old, relocated to New York in the United States. She’s now focused in Florida.

Osaka began her professional tennis career in 2013. The
world saw Osaka as a rising star with a height of 180 cm and a powerful servant
and a strong forehand. A serve by her was timed at the 2016 US Open at 201.1
km/h.

She first applied at the West Classic Bank for the Women’s
Tennis Association tour championship in July 2014. Osaka beat Samantha Stosur
in the first round game, who was ranked 19th in the globe as well as the 2011
U.S. Open Champion.

Osaka qualified for her first Grand Slam at the Australian
Open in January 2016, getting into the fifth round. She also entered the 3rd
round of the French Open and the US Open during the day season.

Osaka joined the Toray Pan Pacific Open in September of the
same year, where she received a wildcard entry and moved into her first WTA
tournament. Since winning Kimiko Date in 1995, she was the first Japanese woman
to make the final. Osaka finished 2nd in the competition and got the WTA
“Month’s Breakthrough.” Osaka received the 2016 WTA Awards “Newcomer
of the Year.”

In 2019 U.S. Open Belinda
Bencic of Switzerland defeated Osaka in quarterfinals for the second
time in her career.

Naomi became the first Japanese woman to receive the
California (USA) Indian Wells Masters in March 2018. A compulsory Premier,
Indian Wells is commonly regarded as the second largest tennis case, right
behind the Grand Slam.

Osaka has an estimated net worth of $10 million and earns up to $2 million dollars annually.

Naomi Osaka, Diego Schwartzman earn 2019 US Open Sportsmanship Awards.

Naomi Osaka is World No.1 and also winner of 2018 U.S. Open
Champion.