You were righ man, she just won the US Open and I just watched the news for the controversy that she apologized for winning, I feel so bad for her. I'm not a Tennis fan and now I'm here watching old videos and I am her new fan, she's awesome and very natural humble human being and I hope that fame does not change her.
Some people complain that asking her what her favorite drink which is tea is a waste of time. Am glad she answers that question,it give me glue why she is a healthy player. Green tea is good for heath. Better than drinking soda. My amateur thinking.
Still they should not have bood anybody during the presentation of awards, just really rude. So sad that she even apologized for winning when she don't even need to do that. She deserve her win
Love how Naomi also took time to answer the japanese questions with the same patience and sincerity, while most non native japanese interviewers already left the room, this shows she has quite a connection with her Japanese heritage.
Sad.... you have adults asking this young lady some of the strangest questions. But I love her responses to some of the questions and her facial reactions. It's like the creepy person on the street asking you a question
Naomi could win back to back trophies and be number 1, and her feet will be still grounded. Such a lovely humble lady It really is a pleasure watching her ♥️
Naomi, you are a breath of fresh air, to the tennis world. Remain humble and Steadfast. I see you accomplishing many goal. Watching from afar. Your Caribbean fan. Nassau.
the question at 1:21 seemed a bit hostile because it seemed like the reporter was trying to get her to say that she had more support in the US than in japan. such is a ridiculous premise because most of naomi's endorsement deals are based in japan. one thing that is kind of unique about naomi is that she is developing into a true international star player. it is good that naomi has been taking questions from japanese reporters in japanese in the last few tournaments. she has done a few interviews where she answered in japanese, but it looks like she is working on her spoken japanese so i would expect that next year she might start answering questions in japanese on a regular basis.
Sometimes "strange" can be interesting. Journalist and bloggers ask different kinds of questions to get interesting off beat eclectic human story angles. For example, Naomi was asked about green tea, training, biracial ethnicity, movie types, NY shopping, coaching style, her dual citizenship, her family upbringing, training tips, etc. Celebrities and public personas generate all kinds of interesting stories for editorial, endorsement, and commercial purposes. This can begin with "strange" and out of the ordinary questions. Asking about her favorite hot and cold drinks is one way drink and beverage companies will brand their products and possibly endorse her. I would not be surprised if a beverage company comes up with more "green tea" types of drinks and even have her endorse it. I find Naomi's answers, as a 20 year old, to be very interesting, enlightening, and relevant. Love the way she talked about playing video games when one reporter asked her. Video games companies could endorse her, as any other athlete. It's big multi million dollar business and Naomi's character will most likely be added to sports merchandising, video games, drinks, fashion, and other products along side many other athletes. Congrats to both Naomi and Serena for their contributions to tennis and for making it to the finals.
To know what a champion's favorite hot and cold drinks are can prove of benefit to the player in terms of getting a lucrative endorsement from, say a sports drink company. I hope that's why they asked her that. I hope that developers for her. I know I would try her favorite green tea drink (hot or cold) just because I like her,
Always Surprised it not a waste of time. Green tea is good for health. Diet can play role in being a healthy player. My amateur thinking. So am think about drinking more tea.
Maybe the coaches should be punished for coaching or attempting to coach instead of the players. They could be warned, quietly, maybe by way of a visit by an official, without disrupting the match. If they persist, then the coach could be fined and removed from the stadium. What say ye??
Reporters should ask more questions about player's mindset during each play. I thought it was funny when she debated play strategy at the play. Some players always have funny and cute moment to recall the moment. Press conference won't be too boring that way. Naomi, you are cute super tennis star.
in another interview in Australia they said you must be proud to represent Japan and she said," my dad is Haitian, Represent!" You would be proud of her!
Why are people obsess by her race? It is horrible how everything that matter for some is not the character but the race...She said in her last interview when ask if she was identifying as mixed etc.. she said no that she was raised to identify as herself. And she is right. Peo0le are angry that she has the dual citizenship American / Japanese and that she play for Japan. She seems not ashamed of her dad culture she said she was playing in Australia for Jap and Haitians. Stop by racist. She is mixed but represents Japan officially. Where is the problem ? Maybe her dad s country could offer her the nationality too and then problem semi solved.
She is representing Japan only, she is japanese. Haitian is just her ethnic background. Her father also speaks fluent japanese and has more in common with Japan than Haiti. Just like americans dont think they are Europeans but their heritage and origins are from europe.
Lol they did not mention that her other nationality is American either .I understand that Haitians have found a star in her but she was raise in the states and it is not sure that she grew up with a Haitian background she does not have the nationality.I think some people want to mention her race all the time... which would be rude but will satisfy people that want to hear the word Haiti.
Ralph Blueberry: She grew up in a Haitian household with her grandmother and she is so proud of her Glorious Haitian Heritage. She will satisfy many people that want to hear the word Haiti except those KKK white supremacist and Donald Klan Trump who really hate Haiti and its people. Maybe you are one of them!
@@Nao-ll7su She is still half Japanese genetically. That's better than nothing. Why do you think she gets big Japanese endorsement contracts? Because no one cares? Lol
@@raymondhall5970 if I say she should not be playing for japan its not cuz im racist dw ive been living in japan for 3 years once and I was myself victim of racism so lol
So sad that someone who represents a specific country, doesn't speak their language :( I mean even Sharapova still speaks Russian. I think it would've been fair to represent the USA then.
She understands Japanese though. She was born in Japan and has a Japanese mother. She has dual citizenship now and the US wasn't interested in backing her.
oh than at least she can understand it :D Anyway, here's the article where she explains it: www.nytimes.com/2018/08/23/magazine/naomi-osakas-breakthrough-game.html
@@milanamaricic3790 thanks But for me if you cant be proud of talking your own language or cant even talk it fairly well she souldnt be playing for japan
Watch this girl...she is a blossoming force
You were righ man, she just won the US Open and I just watched the news for the controversy that she apologized for winning, I feel so bad for her.
I'm not a Tennis fan and now I'm here watching old videos and I am her new fan, she's awesome and very natural humble human being and I hope that fame does not change her.
She's amazing so proud off her one great personality
Her grace and humility put her in a place not other player can be.
Osaka's last point with the serve that Serena couldn't return was amazing. Generally her great serves got Serena mad.
i love naomi osaka on and off the court
This young lady has amazing composure and maturity beyond her age.
Osaka is the next bright star.
Some people complain that asking her what her favorite drink which is tea is a waste of time. Am glad she answers that question,it give me glue why she is a healthy player. Green tea is good for heath. Better than drinking soda. My amateur thinking.
Naomi's dilemma is remarkable. She's caught in between many worlds and she's doing a great job just being herself.
It was a proud day for Japan and it's people.
I LOVE THIS GIRL...….Love you Nao
She kept on thanking these crowd for watching the match.. that arrogant and unruly crowd.. Naomi the US Open Tennis champion deserves better..
The crowd did not like Naomi to win. This is New York and Pete Sampras suffered the same hostile crowd before.
true
It wasn't against her it was against the officials nobody was gone to go against this baby she's a beautiful soul
CORRECT
Still they should not have bood anybody during the presentation of awards, just really rude. So sad that she even apologized for winning when she don't even need to do that. She deserve her win
She is so gorgeous!!
Favorite cold drink : Green Tea
Favorite hot drink : Green Tea Lmao 😀😀😀
Naomi is so beautiful
She is extremely wise to Green Tea, hot ( better ) or cold, instead of sugary fizzy drinks
Love how Naomi also took time to answer the japanese questions with the same patience and sincerity, while most non native japanese interviewers already left the room, this shows she has quite a connection with her Japanese heritage.
Sad.... you have adults asking this young lady some of the strangest questions. But I love her responses to some of the questions and her facial reactions. It's like the creepy person on the street asking you a question
Naomi could win back to back trophies and be number 1, and her feet will be still grounded. Such a lovely humble lady
It really is a pleasure watching her
♥️
very humble great personality love her tennis play
Naomi, you are a breath of fresh air, to the tennis world. Remain humble and
Steadfast. I see you accomplishing many goal. Watching from afar.
Your Caribbean fan. Nassau.
Star is born !!!
great ! Naomi Osaka. beautiful
DEAR NOAMI ,THANK YOU FOR BEING BORN . I AM FOLLOWING EVERY THING ABOUT YOU CRAZYLY.BIGGG FANGIRL HERE 😊😍😙 Bless you
Me too. If there's an autograph I'd asked for it be hers.
Comelite Lesch :😊Yeah, Just wanna meet her once and I'll let you know if, by chance you are somewhere around ,okay😊 .Stay in touch !! Bless bless
@@sonamdeachen5890 thanx that's sweet of you. 💞
Comelite Lesch 😊👍
It did sound like crazy rotations
You deserve to Win.
these reporters are asking some really very strange questions.
the question at 1:21 seemed a bit hostile because it seemed like the reporter was trying to get her to say that she had more support in the US than in japan. such is a ridiculous premise because most of naomi's endorsement deals are based in japan. one thing that is kind of unique about naomi is that she is developing into a true international star player.
it is good that naomi has been taking questions from japanese reporters in japanese in the last few tournaments. she has done a few interviews where she answered in japanese, but it looks like she is working on her spoken japanese so i would expect that next year she might start answering questions in japanese on a regular basis.
Cringing
Sometimes "strange" can be interesting. Journalist and bloggers ask different kinds of questions to get interesting off beat eclectic human story angles. For example, Naomi was asked about green tea, training, biracial ethnicity, movie types, NY shopping, coaching style, her dual citizenship, her family upbringing, training tips, etc. Celebrities and public personas generate all kinds of interesting stories for editorial, endorsement, and commercial purposes. This can begin with "strange" and out of the ordinary questions. Asking about her favorite hot and cold drinks is one way drink and beverage companies will brand their products and possibly endorse her. I would not be surprised if a beverage company comes up with more "green tea" types of drinks and even have her endorse it. I find Naomi's answers, as a 20 year old, to be very interesting, enlightening, and relevant. Love the way she talked about playing video games when one reporter asked her. Video games companies could endorse her, as any other athlete. It's big multi million dollar business and Naomi's character will most likely be added to sports merchandising, video games, drinks, fashion, and other products along side many other athletes. Congrats to both Naomi and Serena for their contributions to tennis and for making it to the finals.
From Thailand///I Love Naomi she is Japanese she is humbleness and her heart is great.
American people Heart smaller than pussy ant.....555555
@@boongerdpotijak5514 there's only one problem she's US based since the age of 3
Are these reporters actually going to report the response to their stupid questions? Unbelievable!
To know what a champion's favorite hot and cold drinks are can prove of benefit to the player in terms of getting a lucrative endorsement from, say a sports drink company. I hope that's why they asked her that. I hope that developers for her. I know I would try her favorite green tea drink (hot or cold) just because I like her,
funny, many people think she has to speak japanese to represent japan for tennis. why????
But she speaks both I guess we all know that by now
I’m glad and really happy that she is bi lingual
Japanese with Haitian equals a N'Osakian victory
Japanese Asian with Haitian African equals a N'OSAKIAN VICTORY.
Afro-Japanese, n'est pas?
How do these “journalists” have jobs?
Lol
I think the reporters should stick to asking questions about tennis and her matches. "What cold drink?" "What hot drink?" What a waste of time!
Always Surprised it not a waste of time. Green tea is good for health. Diet can play role in being a healthy player. My amateur thinking. So am think about drinking more tea.
@@tusialofa : Ok!
I wonder if the Japanese press were as impressed by Serena's post match press conference as the US journos !
존경한다.나오미 오사카. 실력도.인성도 ...외모마저
+전현욱
네,맞아요.
なおみちゃんおめでとう！日本の誇り、大阪の誇りだよ！
John Tamad96, if you have nothing better to say about Serena, put a sock in. You haters should stop with your negative speeches towards her.
Maybe the coaches should be punished for coaching or attempting to coach instead of the players. They could be warned, quietly, maybe by way of a visit by an official, without disrupting the match. If they persist, then the coach could be fined and removed from the stadium. What say ye??
Good point. There is definitely a problem with the way it is set up right now
She understands Japanese !!! I wonder about her Haitian Creole !?!?!
Lu Charz Maybe I would be surprised if she understands creole
She grew up in a mostly Haitian household, with her Haitian grandmother, in NYC...I would be surprised if she didn't at least understand HT Creole
@@lucharz494 Didn't know her grandmother was in NYC maybe she does
Haitian Creole is an easy and fun language to learn. It's French and African roots make it very melodic and pleasant to hear.
She's also AMERICAN by nationality.
samuel moore ur disgusting 😒
PATHETIC
Nah she's only American by citizenship.. She's Japanese Haitian by birth.
Here we go Tiger Woods all over again
Reporters should ask more questions about player's mindset during each play. I thought it was funny when she debated play strategy at the play. Some players always have funny and cute moment to recall the moment. Press conference won't be too boring that way.
Naomi, you are cute super tennis star.
I also thought he said Crazy Rotations. :D
නයෝමි... අපේ ලංකාවෙ කෙල්ලෙක්නෙ...!!
Crazy rotation... hahaha.. must be thinking about heavy rotation
She is half Haitian (black) and it also should be represented
in another interview in Australia they said you must be proud to represent Japan and she said," my dad is Haitian, Represent!" You would be proud of her!
You mean she's half African Haitian, because Africans were brought as slaves to Haiti by France and I bet she has some Taino blood also
Why are people obsess by her race? It is horrible how everything that matter for some is not the character but the race...She said in her last interview when ask if she was identifying as mixed etc.. she said no that she was raised to identify as herself. And she is right. Peo0le are angry that she has the dual citizenship American / Japanese and that she play for Japan. She seems not ashamed of her dad culture she said she was playing in Australia for Jap and Haitians. Stop by racist. She is mixed but represents Japan officially. Where is the problem ? Maybe her dad s country could offer her the nationality too and then problem semi solved.
Brian Friedman so the Whites Americans are Irish ? The diaspora has little to do with the motherland appart from the looks.
She is representing Japan only, she is japanese. Haitian is just her ethnic background. Her father also speaks fluent japanese and has more in common with Japan than Haiti. Just like americans dont think they are Europeans but their heritage and origins are from europe.
She keeps her teeth jammed together while talking.
Beautiful Black woman
They ignore her Haitian heritage. How convenient.
Yes they did
Lol they did not mention that her other nationality is American either .I understand that Haitians have found a star in her but she was raise in the states and it is not sure that she grew up with a Haitian background she does not have the nationality.I think some people want to mention her race all the time... which would be rude but will satisfy people that want to hear the word Haiti.
Ralph Blueberry: She grew up in a Haitian household with her grandmother and she is so proud of her Glorious Haitian Heritage. She will satisfy many people that want to hear the word Haiti except those KKK white supremacist and Donald Klan Trump who really hate Haiti and its people. Maybe you are one of them!
Um
she is a japanese.so i think she has to speak japanese more.
@@Nao-ll7su How many Japanese women have the potential to win a grand slam? Oh that's right, zero. You should be grateful she chose to play for Japan.
@@Nao-ll7su She is still half Japanese genetically. That's better than nothing. Why do you think she gets big Japanese endorsement contracts? Because no one cares? Lol
@@Nao-ll7su Also at least she understands Japanese fine. Speaking is a work in progress. Lol
@@joeyartk Yes, and also she was born in Osaka. Japan, however is a very racist country, and hence the hatred.
@@raymondhall5970 if I say she should not be playing for japan its not cuz im racist dw ive been living in japan for 3 years once and I was myself victim of racism so lol
Worst case of resting bitch face I have ever seen.
Lol
she is a deadbeat
Naomi oosaka is no japanese
She won usopen she s now!
+かなりえずき
Because she has Japanese citizenship, the Japanese government says she is. Try arguing that.
それであんたはどこの馬の骨？
かなりえずき I bet You are not Japanese , just Anti-Japan Korean. ただの 腐った骨だよ。
かなりえずき she’s half asshole. Fuck off
She is her mother’s Japanese 😒
So sad that someone who represents a specific country, doesn't speak their language :(
I mean even Sharapova still speaks Russian.
I think it would've been fair to represent the USA then.
She understands Japanese though. She was born in Japan and has a Japanese mother. She has dual citizenship now and the US wasn't interested in backing her.
She speaks Japanese, but mostly with her family and friends. She's too shy to speak it in public, that's what she said in a recent interview....
@@milanamaricic3790 no she nearly cant speak japanese lol
oh than at least she can understand it :D Anyway, here's the article where she explains it: www.nytimes.com/2018/08/23/magazine/naomi-osakas-breakthrough-game.html
@@milanamaricic3790 thanks
But for me if you cant be proud of talking your own language or cant even talk it fairly well she souldnt be playing for japan