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French Open Exec Says Naomi Osaka Was Contacted Before Withdrawal, Explains $15K Fine

AP Photo/Christophe Ena French Open organizers attempted to speak with Naomi Osaka before the Japanese star withdrew from the tournament. We really tried to engage with Naomi several times, several ways, including on the practice courts, including in writing, said Amelie Oudea-Castera, the French tennis federation director general, per Samuel Petrequin of the Associated Press. Osaka announced before the tournament she would not do any press at Roland Garros, which led to a $15,000 fine from the governing body. Oudea-Castera noted they could have fined the 23-year-old up to $20,000 for skipping the mandatory press conference but chose a lower amount.

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Murray faces France s enfant terrible Paire in tough Queen s opener

LONDON: Former world number one Andy Murray has been given a tough draw as he bids to get match-fit for Wimbledon with a first round clash against France’s enfant terrible Benoit Paire at key.

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Breaking News | French Open Chiefs Insist They Treated Osaka With care And Respect

Breaking News | French Open Chiefs Insist They Treated Osaka With care And Respect
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We treated Osaka with care and respect - French Open chiefs

Published 13 June 2021 French Open chiefs insisted Sunday that they treated Naomi Osaka with “care and respect” after being accused of heavy-handedness towards the Japanese star who withdrew from Roland Garros, revealing she had suffered long term depression. World number two Osaka was fined $15,000 and threatened with Grand Slam disqualification for refusing to attend mandatory press conferences. “I think we really cared for her. We really tried to engage. We were pragmatic in the way we handled the progressive approach to sanctions,” said French Tennis Federation director-general Amelie Oudea-Castera as the tournament closed on Sunday. “We were very much aligned with all the Slams to make sure this was not a Roland Garros position. We took care of her since she withdrew from the tournament.

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In Making the French Open Final, Djokovic Edges Closer to His Rivals

Novak Djokovic defeated Rafael Nadal in four fierce sets and will try to win his 19th Grand Slam title against Stefanos Tsitsipas on Sunday.

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