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Naomi Osaka (Tennis) Age, Height, Boyfriend, Family, Biography & More

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Marital Status: Unmarried
Height: 5' 11"
Age: 23 Years

Naomi Osaka


Bio/Wiki
ProfessionTennis Player
Famous ForBeing the first Japanese to win a Tennis Grand Slam title (US Open Winner in 2018)
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)in centimeters- 180 cm
in meters- 1.80 m
in feet inches- 5’ 11”
Weight (approx.)in kilograms- 70 kg
in pounds- 154 lbs
Figure Measurements (approx.)32-30-34
Eye ColourBlack
Hair ColourBrown
Tennis
Turned ProSeptember 2013
PlaysRight-handed
Career Titles6
Coach/Mentor(s)Patrick Tauma, Harold Solomon, David Taylor, Sascha Bajin
Favourite ShotForehand [1]SI
Records/Achievements• WTA Newcomer of the Year in 2016
• Won the US Open title in 2018
Naomi Osaka - US Open Winner 2018
• The 1st Japanese to win a Grand Slam title
Career Turning PointHer performance at the 2014 Bank of the West Classic
Personal Life
Date of Birth16 October 1997
Age (as in 2020)23 Years
BirthplaceChūō-ku, Osaka, Japan
Zodiac signLibra
Signature Naomi Osaka's signature
Nationalities American, Japanese [2]Daily Mail
HometownFort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
School(s)• Alden Terrace School, New York
• Broward Virtual High School, Florida
College/UniversityNot Known
Educational QualificationHigh School Graduate
ReligionChristianity
EthnicityHaitian, Japanese
Food HabitNon-Vegetarian
HobbiesReading, Travelling, Listening to Music, Playing on PlayStation
Boys, Affairs, and More
Marital StatusUnmarried
Affairs/BoyfriendsNot Known
Family
Husband/SpouseN/A
ParentsFather- Leonard Maxime Francois
Mother- Tamaki Osaka
Naomi Osaka with her parents and sister
SiblingsBrother- None
Sister- Mari Osaka (Elder, Tennis Player)
Favourite Things
Tennis Player(s)Serena Williams, Novak Djokovic [3]SI
Tennis CourtGrass-Court
CoachRichard Williams
Food Sushi
FilmPlanet of the Apes [4]SI
Singer(s)Beyonce, Amanda Palmer, Hikaru Utata [5]SI
BookOpen by Andre Agassi [6]SI
DestinationTokyo
Money Factor
Net Worth (approx.)$4 million (as in 2018)

Naomi Osaka

Some Lesser Known Facts About Naomi Osaka

  • Does Naomi Osaka smoke?: No
  • Naomi grew up in a multicultural house; as her mother was born in Japan, and her father was born in Haiti.

    Naomi Osaka's childhood photo with her family

    Naomi Osaka’s childhood photo with her family

  • Her parents first met in Japan, and after getting married following family disputes, they moved to New York, and later, settled down in Florida. At that time, Naomi was 3 years old.
  • She and her sister use their mother’s surname instead of their father’s; because when they were in Japan, their “Osaka” surname made it easier for them to get admission in schools and get rented houses.

    Naomi Osaka's childhood photo with her sister

    Naomi Osaka’s childhood photo with her sister

  • She and her sister started playing tennis at a young age, initially under their father, and later, at the ProWorld Tennis Academy in Delray, Florida. Though she holds the dual-citizenship of both the U.S. and Japan, when she started playing professional tennis, her father took a bold decision and registered them with the Japanese Tennis Association; as the United States Tennis Association didn’t show much interest in them.

    Naomi Osaka with her sister during a practice session

    Naomi Osaka with her sister during a practice session

  • In tennis, she represents Japan; not Haiti or the U.S.
  • In the 2018 US Open, she made a huge upset by defeating her idol, Serena Williams.

  • Whenever she gets time, she does philanthropic works in Haiti.

    Naomi Osaka at a school in Haiti

    Naomi Osaka at a school in Haiti

  • She is an avid dog lover and has a dog named Panda.

    Naomi Osaka, a dog lover

    Naomi Osaka, a dog lover

  • On 12 September 2020, she claimed the third Grand Slam title of her career after she overcame Victoria Azarenka at the US Open. She fought back from the loss of the opening set to seal a 1-6, 6-3, 6-3 victory over Victoria Azarenka.

    Naomi Osaka with the trophy of US Open 2020

    Naomi Osaka with the trophy of US Open 2020

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