Naomi Osaka’s recent match against Camila Osorio at the Indian Wells tournament was a challenging experience for the former world No. 1. Osaka, who has been struggling with injuries and a lack of match practice, faced a tough opponent in Osorio. The match ended with a score of 6-4, 6-4 in favor of Osorio, marking a significant upset in the tournament.

Osaka’s performance was marred by a staggering 50 unforced errors, a statistic that highlights the difficulties she faced on the court. The Japanese star admitted that this match was one of the worst in her career, as she struggled to find her rhythm and consistency. Her powerful groundstrokes, which have been a hallmark of her game, were not as effective as usual, and she found it difficult to maintain control over her shots.

Naomi got on Instagram saying: “Worst match I’ve ever played in my life. Wow, I’m so sorry to everyone who watched that.”

Osorio, on the other hand, played a solid and consistent game, capitalizing on Osaka’s errors and maintaining pressure throughout the match. The Colombian player, ranked 52nd in the world, showcased her skills with an array of drop shots and slices, which disrupted Osaka’s rhythm and forced her into making mistakes.

This match was Osaka’s first since retiring injured at the Australian Open, and it was evident that she was still not at her best. Despite her efforts to fight back, the unforced errors continued to pile up, ultimately leading to her defeat. Osaka’s struggles in this match serve as a reminder of the challenges that professional athletes face, both physically and mentally, as they strive to perform at their highest level.

Osaka’s journey in 2025 has been a rollercoaster, with moments of brilliance overshadowed by injuries and setbacks. As she continues to work on her game and regain her form, her fans and supporters

 

Naomi Osaka in 2025

Now the world no.56, Osaka played her last match on the 5^th of March when she surrendered to world no.53 Maria Camila Osorio Serrano 6-4 6-4 in the 1^st round in Indian Wells (draw).

At present, during this year the Japanese achieved a composed 6-3 match record. Naomi Osaka’s most significant result of this season was getting to the final in Auckland.

Osorio in Indian Wells, ranking, and results in 2025

Ranked world no.53, Osorio has managed to achieve an overall 5-3 win-loss record in 2025. The Colombian is currently competing in Indian Wells where she conquered the world no.56 Naomi Osaka 6-4 6-4.

Camila Osorio will fight against the world no.21 Clara Tauson in the 2^nd round. Their actual record is 1-0 for Osorio.

Naomi Osaka and Camila Osorio played each other just on 2 occasions. Their actual record is 1-1.