Naomi Osaka Wins First Title in Four Years

mi Osaka has claimed her first professional title in over four years, winning the L’Open 35 de Saint-Malo, a WTA 125 event held on clay in France. The victory marks a significant milestone in Osaka’s comeback journey since her return to tennis following maternity leave and mental health breaks.


🏆 Final Match Result

  • Naomi Osaka (JPN) def. Kaja Juvan (SLO)
  • Score: 6–1, 7–5
  • Duration: 1 hour, 32 minutes
  • Surface: Outdoor clay

This is Osaka’s first-ever title on clay and her first tournament victory since winning the 2021 Australian Open.


🌟 A Symbolic Triumph

The Saint-Malo win is not only her first trophy since returning from a lengthy hiatus but also a clear statement that she’s rebuilding her form and confidence ahead of the clay season’s biggest stage — Roland Garros.

“I wasn’t sure I’d win another title, especially on clay. This week has been emotional and motivating. I’m really proud of how far I’ve come.”
— Naomi Osaka


👶 Return from Motherhood

Osaka gave birth to her daughter in 2023 and made a gradual return to the WTA Tour in early 2024. After a challenging first year back, her 2025 campaign has seen noticeable improvement in fitness, consistency, and movement — especially on slower surfaces.


📊 Osaka’s Comeback in Numbers (2025)

  • WTA Titles: 1
  • Win/Loss Record: 13–6
  • Ranking: Projected to rise from No. 84 into the Top 60
  • Clay Wins (2025): 6 — most in a single season for her career

🎯 Next Stop: Italian Open & Roland Garros

Osaka is scheduled to compete next in the Italian Open (Rome), followed by the French Open where she’ll look to go beyond her best previous result — third round in 2021.

Her resurgence adds a powerful narrative to a women’s field that includes Iga Świątek, Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, and now, a resurgent Osaka.


Naomi Osaka’s win at Saint-Malo is more than a comeback — it’s a reminder of her resilience, adaptability, and star power, on and off the court.

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