Martina Trevisan vs. Naomi Osaka | 2024 Rouen Round 1 | WTA Match Highlights

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  • @E1ucidate
    Tough loss for Osaka. Trevisan is a tricky player, especially on clay. Her forehand returns gave Osaka trouble all match
  • @ramonecricket5183
    This is a totally expected result. Osaka isn't great on clay and Trevisan loves the red dirt (remember she made the French Open semi-finals in 2022). Osaka just has to accept the loss, and move on to the next tournament. She will get better on clay eventually, but only through matches and repetition. No skipping events.
  • @McKelT
    Trevisan is a really difficult player on this surface. Major dark horse in any clay court tournament.
  • @Lucienne487
    Knew this would be tough for Osaka as she isn’t comfortable on clay. Glad she’s making the effort to at least play on the surface during her comeback. No shame to losing to a lefty heavy spin player who’s made the second week of the French open twice.
  • @emrahsahin9795
    You are getting there Naomii hang in there you have improved soo öıchh look at those forehands and angles and serves omg keep on going don’t you ever doubt yourself darling you have it it’s in your blood
  • @appartement2046
    Naomi isn't definitely moving as much in clay, but I'm glad she's getting more matches in these smaller WTA 250 tournaments.
  • @congoline1
    Osaka needs to build the points more and be patient on clay. She likes to blast thru opponents and it’s really hard to do that on clay
  • @k.alvarado6237
    Naomi can't slide to save her life. in 2013 Serena totally changed her game to add drop shots and clay sliding to dominate. Hoping Naomi decides to do the same one day.
  • @mehmetdogaguvendi580
    Trevisan had a salient stability on the clay court. The movement of Italian tennis player was really top-notch throughout the whole showdown, maintaining the accuracy and precision with her shot choices. The credibility of Trevisan keeps expanding during the clay court season with her consistency. Osaka isn't a robust and forceful competitor on the clay court. It should lucidly mislead us with this outcome.
  • @Smartkid2387
    Awful luck for Naomi to enter to face a former French Open semifinalist in the first round. With that said looks Naomi had her chances in the first set. Second set looks like Naomi gave up. No reason for her to lose a set 6-2. Her serve is too good and should translate to all the surfaces.
  • @IrfanZuberi1980
    Martina showed why she’s so good on clay… superb strokes and use of the entire court. Naomi clearly doesn’t enjoy clay but also is starting to once again look like she’s not motivated enough!
  • @RichFamous-mr7bb
    I said a few weeks ago Osaka had to do something pretty big in IW/Miami because she was going to be useless for the next four months. Osaka probably will win at most two or three matches doing the clay season and maybe a couple on grass. It's going to be a long four months for Osaka. Trevisan on clay is just awesome to watch. I wonder if Trevisan can make another deep run at the FO and/or the Olympics.
  • @godz4ever404
    Naomi should reach out to Maria Sharapova who once said she felt like a cow on ice when playing on clay. I think she managed to win two French opens. Her and Naomi have similar games, so if she could do it, so too can Naomi! 🎉😁💯
  • @Stoked4Good
    Why is this damn net so THICK at the bottom, lol.
  • @imivan05
    Osaka needs a lot of matches on clay. She looks really uncomfortable out there. But hoping she could feel more at ease with the surface
  • @bweb6
    Osaka's movement seems more restricted on clay and she can't rely on her power as much to just hit through opponents on slower surfaces.
  • @deusexmachina9776
    At her prime Osaka was skipping clay tournaments, FO 2020, or not working as much when clay season came around 2019 as a result she still can't slide - which seems unacceptable for a pro player her age.