Naomi Osaka Withdraws from Stuttgart Open Semi-Final

By Daily Sports on April 28, 2019

World number one Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from her Porsche Tennis Grand Prix semi-final against Anett Kontaveit with an abdominal injury.

The Japanese said she felt pain in her left abdomen during her victory over Donna Vekic in Stuttgart on Friday.

Osaka, 21, said she had to “roll out of bed” on Saturday morning and was unable to lift her upper body.

World number one Naomi Osaka has withdrawn from her Porsche Tennis Grand Prix semi-final against Anett Kontaveit with an abdominal injury.

The Japanese said she felt pain in her left abdomen during her victory over Donna Vekic in Stuttgart on Friday.

Osaka, 21, said she had to “roll out of bed” on Saturday morning and was unable to lift her upper body.

Estonian eighth seed Kontaveit will play Czech world number three Petra Kvitova in Sunday’s final.

“It’s an ab strain, something that I’ve had before,” Osaka said.

“Thankfully, because I’ve had it so many times, I am able to tell what it is and I know what to do.”

Florida-based Osaka will remain in Europe to have the injury assessed.

Kvitova beat Dutch sixth seed Estonian eighth seed Kontaveit will play Czech world number three Petra Kvitova in Sunday’s final.

“It’s an ab strain, something that I’ve had before,” Osaka said.

“Thankfully, because I've had it so many times, I am able to tell what it is and I know what to do.”

Florida-based Osaka will remain in Europe to have the injury assessed.

Kvitova beat Dutch sixth seed Kiki Bertens 7-6 (3), 3-6, 6-1 in her semi-final on Saturday. Bertens 7-6 (3), 3-6, 6-1 in her semi-final on Saturday.

•Photo shows Naomi Osaka

Source Daily Sports

Posted April 28, 2019


 

You may also like...
Injured Harry Kane out until March

Revealed: Why Victor Moses missed Man United v...

US Open: Organizers stake record $50.4m prizes

World Cup: Croatia fire warning signal at Nigeria...

Chelsea sign midfielder Enzo Fernandez in £106.8m British-record...

Pogha gets replacement

 

Latest News Sports kits not inferior, NSC boss replies to Amusan’s criticism Sports editors knock NFF over Eagles’ World Cup woes Why I ran 400m despite injury – Ogazi N30m for grabs at Lakowe Lakes Golf Club 2025 tourney Amusan knocks Nigeria’s World Championships kits Joshua vs Fury biggest fight in boxing — Hearn Benue govt owes me N400m – Ex-Lobi boss Iorfa Aruna knocked out of WTT Champions Macao Meet Nigeria’s medal hopefuls at the 2025 World Athletics Championships Osimhen to return for Gala UCL opener Paris 2024 lessons fuel my world championship dream – Amaechi Nathaniel tipped for Tokyo 2025 podium

 

Most Read Rangers International going, going . . . (59,180 views) Amaju Pinnick: A cat with nine lives (50,374 views) Second Term: Amaju Pinnick, Other NFF Heavyweights Home to Roost •How Pinnick Broke the Jinx (48,352 views) Sports Development: Zenith Bank on the zenith (47,944 views) Current issues in Nigerian sports: Matters arising (47,943 views) Missing $150,000 IAAF Grant: Solomon Dalung’s Hide and Seek game (47,922 views) Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje’s solid footprints, commitment to sports development in Kano State (47,736 views) NFF Presidency: Pinnick, Maigari, Ogunjobi, Okoye in Battle for Supremacy (47,290 views) Olopade, BET9A wave of revolution in NNL (46,410 views) Commonwealth Games 2018: Shame of Muhammadu Buhari, Solomon Dalung (44,988 views) Ibrahimovic’s Man U exit: Whose decision is it? And in whose interest? (43,439 views) John Mikel Obi: Segun Odegbami’s Outrageous Call! (42,862 views)

 

Phone numbers

Tel: +234(0)8066020976
+234(0)8055068145
+234(0)7013416146
+234(0)8094272884

Email addresses

info@dailysportsng.com
support@dailysportsng.com
publisher@dailysportsng.com

Office address

No 3, Adetoun Close, Off College Road, Ogba, Ikeja Lagos.
Website: www.dailysportsng.com

Social Media