Naomi Osaka has taken a significant step in her return to professional tennis, securing her first-ever title on clay with a victory at the 125 tournament in Saint Malo. This marks her first tournament win since her triumph at the 2021 Australian Open and her first as a mother, adding another special milestone to her already illustrious career.
The former world number one has long been known for her dominance on hard courts, but this latest achievement highlights her growing confidence on clay. With a powerful yet composed performance, Osaka demonstrated that she is ready to compete at the highest level once again, showing resilience and adaptability on a surface where she has historically faced challenges.
Her victory in Saint Malo carries a deeper significance, as it represents not only her return to the winner’s circle but also a new chapter in her journey as an athlete balancing motherhood and professional competition. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how she builds on this success as the clay season progresses, with bigger tournaments on the horizon.
Osaka’s triumph serves as a reminder of her exceptional talent and determination. As she continues her comeback, this victory will undoubtedly fuel her ambition for further success in the months ahead.
Naomi Osaka in 2025
Currently ranked no.55, Naomi played her last match on the 4th of May when she beat world no.515 Kaja Juvan 6-1 7-5 in the final of the Open 35 De Saint Malo Saint Malo to win her 7th career title.
This season Naomi has a 14-5 match record. Naomi conquered 1 title in the Malo. Naomi reached the final in Auckland.