When it comes to finding inspiration, all you need is an open mind and a keen sense of observation. All of us are secretive in our own manner as human beings. To stay up with the world in our own unique way. It was always interesting to be a sharp observer while observing the show from an objective viewpoint.
There are players developing who are better than Naomi Osaka, and Osaka bravely acknowledged this fact. Because of her stance, she stands a good chance of further development in the foreseeable future. While others may claim that she fell to Amanda Anisimova in the Australian Open in a hurry. When it comes to the speculations, I'm proud to demonstrate her accomplishment in embracing that Tennis is expanding much more than it has previously.
Even though she is a four-time Grand Slam champion, it appears that her humility in accepting that she can be vanquished is a hot-button issue these days. At times, it has been seen that those who hold a higher position have a desire to continue on indefinitely, refusing to let their subordinates take over. The situation was completely different in this case, as Amanda's talent captured Naomi's heart, and she had the compassion to admire her despite her own feelings of despair for herself.
Many people find it difficult to accept their defeat while simultaneously celebrating the success of others. It is not uncommon for people to carry grudges to their coffins. Now, being typical I may conclude that Japanese people always have a high standard of cultural values and behavior and this is just another representation of it.
But, but, I won't be concluding with this, instead I want to appreciate Naomi as a singular person, congratulations on being able to stand for yourself and for Tennis, even when you have nothing to gain from it; particularly this moment. This surely demonstrates the love and respect for Tennis in general.
By lining with the conclusion, "To me, it's exciting. Not the loss itself, but the person I lost to because it's showing the growth of tennis", shared Naomi Osaka, approving that she accepted her fall in this match and appreciated the growth of Tennis.
So, did you ever take any stand as Naomi did? Even though you have failed, from the bottom of your heart you are still willingly congratulating your opponent, giving them the recognition that they are eligible to be your opponent? If you did, feel free to share. May it be in sports or may it be in other sectors. Please feel free to share below.
