Naomi Osaka Reveals Admiration for the Impressive Carlos Alcaraz at Australian Open 2022

Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka always brings out her best form on the hard courts. In the ongoing Australian Open 2022, she has been displaying some top-notch tennis in the couple of matches played so far. Osaka’s return was highly anticipated after her 2021 season, which was marred by mental health issues.

One player who has managed to impress the four-time Grand Slam winner is Carlos Alcaraz. The Spanish teenager has been playing sensational tennis over the past year and has remained consistent on the Tour. 

Naomi Osaka is a fan of Carlos Alcaraz

Osaka has keenly observed the Spainiard who has quite a versatile game. Although Alcaraz displays some of his best tennis on the clay courts, he plays brilliantly on the hard and grass courts as well.

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Taking note of his prowess, the 24-year-old praised him and stated, “I really like watching him. Like his forehand”. One cannot argue that Alcaraz hits the ball as well as the best players in the game. 

At the Happy Slam, Carlos has displayed dominant performances in the first two rounds. He has managed to win both the matches in straight sets, defeating Dusan Lajovic in his most recent encounter. 

On the other hand, Osaka has registered similar performances in her matches as well, winning both comfortably in straight sets.

What’s next for Osaka and Alcaraz? 

As the rounds progress, the competition will surely get tougher. Next up for Osaka is American tennis player Amanda Anisimova. In the men’s section, Alcaraz will be taking on 6th seed Matteo Berrettini in the third round, which promises to be an enticing affair. Both matches are scheduled for Friday. 

We wish all players the best of luck and all eyes will be glued to these matches on Friday.

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