No fun playing since Australian Open: Naomi Osaka on tough 2019 season

Naomi Osaka's triumph in Melbourne was her second progressive great pummel, following her triumph finally year's US Open, and impelled the 21-year-old to number one positioning on the planet. 

World number two Naomi Osaka conceded on Thursday that the most recent couple of months have been "the most exceedingly awful of my life" and that she hasn't had a ton of fun on the tennis court since winning the Australian Open in January. 

Osaka's triumph in Melbourne was her second progressive great pummel, following her triumph finally year's US Open, and impelled the 21-year-old to number one positioning on the planet. 

From that point forward, the Japanese has neglected to win a competition, lost her main positioning and slammed out at Wimbledon in the first round to Yulia Putintseva. 

On Thursday, Naomi Osaka presented a message on her fans via web-based networking media clarifying her ongoing plunge in structure. 

"At whatever point things turn out badly I accuse myself 100%, I tend to close down in light of the fact that I would prefer not to load anybody with my considerations or issues," Osaka composed. 

"Suddenly, (through) the most exceedingly terrible months of my life have likewise had probably the best minutes cause I've met new individuals." 

"That being said I can sincerely reflect and state I most likely haven't had some good times playing tennis since Australia and I'm at long last dealing with that while relearning that fun inclination," she included. 

"I've taken in a great deal about myself and I have a feeling that I became to such an extent as an individual this past year(s) so I'm truly energized what the future resembles on and off the court." 

"See you in the U.S. swing." 

Osaka will look recapture her structure in front of the US Open not long from now, beginning with contending at the Rogers Cup in Toronto one week from now.

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