Her second Australian Open - and fourth major - will not be the last shiny trophy engraved with Naomi Osaka's name As a coral sun set behind the Melbourne skyline, Naomi Osaka walked to her mark, danced lightly on the balls of her feet, rapped her left thigh with her left fist two times, and crouched, ready to receive Jennifer Brady's serve. She did this over and over: jig, tap, dip; jig, tap, dip. It was a meditation that secured a second Australian Open title and a fourth grand slam for the do...
Naomi Osaka jigs and punches her way to glory and tennis legend status | Jonathan Howcroft
The Guardian - 20 Feb 2021 15:10
Her second Australian Open - and fourth major - will not be the last shiny trophy engraved with Naomi Osaka's name As a coral sun set behind the Melbourne skyline, Naomi Osaka walked to her mark, danced lightly on the balls of her feet, rapped her left thigh with her left fist two times, and crouched, ready to receive Jennifer Brady's serve. She did this over and over: jig, tap, dip; jig, tap, dip. It was a meditation that secured a second Australian Open title and a fourth grand slam for the do...
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