Naomi Osaka proves herself a champion on and off the court | Tumaini Carayol

Wearing masks to highlight racial inequality shows the type of mental strength that glues the US Open winner's game together Naomi Osaka is unlikely to ever forget her last three weeks. She stopped the tennis world for a day after she refused to compete at the Western & Southern Open. She marched into her seven matches with masks bearing the names of Black people unjustly killed by police and civilians. She has patiently answered upwards of one hundred English and Japanese questions about her re...