Tennis: Japan's Naomi Osaka won the title of female singles by defeating Petra Quitova

Japanese Girl Naomi Osaka won the Australian Open 2019 Women's Singles title at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. He defeated 2-time Grand Slam champion Petra Quitova 7-6 (2), 5-7, 6-4 in a struggling match. The 21-year-old Naomi has done her second consecutive Grand Slam title. Earlier, in the year 2018, he won the title of US Open. She is the first Japanese player to name the Australian Open Women's Singles title.

Ex-Australian Open champion Lee was present at the crowded stadium. They handed Daphne frontstroke trophy to Naomi Osaka. Osaka said in a funny way, "My speech is not as strong as they are, but they are enjoying getting this trophy". He turned to Petra Quitova and looked and praised that "playing against Petra is a matter of honor, you are wonderful".

Naomi was born in Osaka city of Japan, her mother Japanese and father Haiti belonged to the country. Naomi is very shy in nature and likes to talk less. However, when the tennis court moves, their style becomes very aggressive. Last year he became the second Asian player to win the Grand Slam. Earlier, China's Li Na won the 2nd round Grand Slam title.