Naomi Osaka's comeback was hit hard by Karp, why did the German refuse to shake hands with her after the game?
After making her official comeback from the Brisbane 500, former world No. 1 Naomi Osaka once again drew the attention of fans to the past.
In particular, after being absent from the court for 15 months, Naomi Osaka won two sets against the German girl Kopac in her debut, which made people look forward to the performance of the former world No. 1.
The black whirlwind that the Japanese girl blew in Brisbane just after her comeback also made her coach Fassett praised by many fans and netizens. Many people bluntly said that Fassett really deserved to be the gold saint in the tennis world, and not long after he took over Naomi Osaka, he stimulated the good state of Japanese girls.
How surprising was Naomi Osaka's performance against Kopac, not only did she re-see the Japanese girl's iconic ace, but she also won 73 per cent of her serve. It is precisely because of this that the outside world believes that Naomi Osaka will soon return to her peak form and will become the most feared opponent of the Australian Open high-ranking seeds.
Despite all the praise for Osaka, who was pleased with her debut, the former world number one remained humble and said he needed more challenging matches to get his best form.
When the Japanese girl met another former world No.1, Czech Kapliskova, in the second round, the bout was in the spotlight.
Before the game, many people were unanimously optimistic about Naomi Osaka sweeping the Czech girls when looking forward to this match. The reason is that Kapliskova revealed not long ago that her physical condition is not optimistic, and the pain has never been far away from her, and even expressed the idea of retiring this year.
Against such Kapliskova, with Naomi Osaka's performance and form against Kopac in the first round, of course, many people bet that she won this match.
Surprisingly, just when Naomi Osaka took the lead in winning the first set and seemed to be winning, Kapliskova suddenly broke out and finally eliminated the Japanese girl in a reversal way, which surprised fans and netizens.
Fans and netizens are also puzzled as to why Kapliskova, who was almost one-sided before the game, was suddenly brave and abnormal, but fortunately, the Czech girl is a real person, and she announced the answer herself after the game.
"The key to today's victory was concentration, not so focused at first, but it came back later in the game!" Kapliskova said this, always emphasizing that Brisbane is a place she likes, so it seems understandable to suddenly find concentration in such a place, and give Naomi Osaka a heavy blow on the seemingly infinitely beautiful comeback road.
Although the loss to Kaplipskova failed to end her comeback debut with a winning streak, Naomi Osaka's related topic in Blis is still hot. For example, a small episode between her debut and the German girl Kopacz has become the focus of heated discussions among fans and netizens.
At that time, when Naomi Osaka was about to shake hands with the German girl after the match, she refused, and Kopacz ended the post-match etiquette with just a racket touch.
The reason why this incident has become a focus of public opinion and continues to ferment is because after the epidemic was released, the way to replace handshakes with racket touches has long passed. Now that Kopacz is like this, it naturally makes many people in the outside world think that when Naomi Osaka played against her, there were some aspects that went wrong, which made the German girl Kopacz feel guilty, so she didn't want to give the former world No. 1 face in the post-match handshake and refused directly.
In the face of heated discussions and various speculations caused by public opinion, the German girl Kopacz finally told the truth.
"I was sick and unwell, so I used a racket to avoid spreading the virus to Naomi Osaka. As soon as Kopacz's remarks came out, the handshake incident was almost boiling hot, and the heat suddenly dropped. It turned out that there was no contradiction between the German girl and Naomi Osaka, she used this unconventional handshake method out of consideration for the health of the Japanese girl, but she didn't expect it to cause an uproar.
After the truth surfaced, Kopacz also received crazy praise from fans and netizens, many of whom praised her for being so beautiful and kind that the image of the German girl almost overnight was so good.
In fact, Naomi Osaka is a mother of a child, and Kopacz's actions are really commendable, not to mention that she also runs a great risk of being sprayed by public opinion. Adults can recover their health in various ways if they are infected with the virus, and it can be a real trouble if it is transmitted to children with low immunity.
The incident of Kopacz has also made many fans and netizens start to think about which is more important, tennis etiquette or player health? If a player is in poor health and the virus in his body has not been completely cleared, can he also follow the example of the German girl in Brisbane in the face of Naomi Osaka in the future, so that another beauty can override tennis etiquette?