What does it feel like to be one of the best tennis players in the world? An intimate look inside the life of one of the most gifted and complex athletes of her generation offers insight into the tough decisions and ecstatic triumphs that shape Naomi Osaka as both an elite global superstar and a young woman navigating a pressure-filled world.
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This intimate series follows Naomi Osaka as she explores her cultural roots and navigates her multifaceted identity as a tennis champ and rising leader.
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Looking forward to watching this documentary. I'm an avid tennis fan, it's the only pro-sport I watch, and it's actually shocking to me the level of hate that Osaka and Raducanu get from "tennis fans" when they are struggling. I don't know if it's just the nature of pro-sports or if it's a lot of veiled racist/mysogynist backlash or what, but Osaka has shown a lot of gentle strength and courage off court by speaking openly about mental health and beastly grit on court. I love her tears on and off court (as I did with Federer) b/c I don't want to watch robots jacked up on steroids, I like watching humans striving for excellence in their field, even if they fall short at times.
Definitely need to watch ❤
Listening to her experience shows me how STRONG Venus and Serena had to be. Shout out to those talented-gifted sisters who paved the way.
shes like the casey stoner of motogp. insanely talented but lost interest in the sports because of many factor especially social media pressure and hate from their rivalry fanbase.
The sad thing is that in the public eye you better have thick skin because if not you won't make it and your play will suffer. Sadly Naomi had thin skin and the haters, trolls, and criticism got to her.
Please, name of the full ost or violin main theme? thanks:)
She is a baby mama now
No man so sad she so beautiful too
Its the girl from Fortnite
welp i aint even know this existed and wish i didn't moving on
There’s way too many black girls both famous and not, wealthy and not, that have kids with these bum ass boyfriends and this is the outcome. I don’t understand it. Truly. Naomi, Halle, Keke
Being a celebrity can be exhausting and claustrophobic for some people
Bode Mountains
Being black ane japanese is weird
Three pumps maximaum
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You’re literally too shit for a Netflix doc wtf is this
The thing is that many of us humans, and particularly girls and women, sometimes struggle. All of us do. And we can either accept it as a component of the human condition, or we can blame the society and whine about racism. She's been gifted and thus immensely privileged. More than others. Another case of a privileged whiner.
No one really knows all the sacrifices that you make. Just to be good. 😢
We live in a world where anyone can be a victim if they put their mind to it…
A black Japanese where does she came from Does the Black African infection reached Japan as well
Oh what a racquet in her hand to spin my life.
For four will hold you in the wind.
You will never blow away.
Even now in the chats, watching her play, everyone wants to psychoanalyze her. Just yesterday. "She seems bored." "She seems mad." "She doesn't care about this match.." "She's breaking down." STOP. She won, people. Handily. You can't judge a professional athlete by their expression, and the hyper focus on a woman's looks and demeanor cheapens us all. Watch her game! Her returns. Her focus. Her consistency. Her comebacks. She's not a Kardashian: she's a top 10 tennis player, giving it her all.