One of the winners of Wimbledon is the Japanese tennis player Naomi Osaka, returned to the women’s professional circuit after becoming a mother. Double champion of the Australian Open and US Open, the former world No. 1 have acquired one of the most sought after treasures of the current tennis quarry.
The Japanese formed a representation company with his usual manager, Stuart Duguid. And EVOLVE has arrived at Wimbledon announcing its new signing.
Osaka tested the new male tennis prodigy, a recently turned 15-year-old Australian, on court.
“I thought he was a good player. Reminds me a bit Nick (Kyrgios) by the way he hit his forehand. “Then I asked him who his favorite player was, and it was Nick, so it all made sense,” Osaka explained at Wimbledon.
Among those represented is the Australian Nick Kyrgios and the Russian Anna Kalinskayanow has the added notoriety of being the world number 1’s romantic partner Jannik Sinner.
AND Cooper Kose He looks set to become the new Australian Kyrgios, if his progress is appropriate. He is 1.88 meters tall and growing.
At the last Australian Open he had the opportunity to play against many professionals. He stated that “my main goal is to be number one in the world and win a lot of Grand Slams,” although he also said that “I also want to be a good role model for children,” as he said in an interview in AP agency from his country. Because he is different from Kyrgios, to whom he has been compared because of his personal preferences and type of game.
In his last tournament, in the under-18 junior category, he won his first title in J30 Tabasco, in Mexico and on the hard court. Five wins in two sets, the opponent with the most games against him is four. A 6-2 and 6-2.
He comes from a family that breathes tennis, his maternal grandparents and his mother managing an indoor court complex in Melbourne: the Tullamarine Indoor Tennis. At 18 months he already had a racket in his hands. Pushed by his grandfather and with his mother as head coach of the center, after failing to become a good tennis player. The child wants to recover.
Source: La Verdad
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