Naomi Osaka affronterà Iga Swiatek agli Internazionali d'Italia

Naomi Osaka ha reagito con sorpresa all'accoppiamento del quarto turno contro Iga Swiatek agli Internazionali d'Italia 2026, definendo il sorteggio un po' crudele. La tennista giapponese, che ha ottenuto il passaggio del turno sconfiggendo Diana Shnaider, incontrerà la polacca per la quarta volta nella loro rivalità.

Osaka ha appreso della sfida dopo la sua vittoria in due set e ha riflettuto immediatamente sulla sfida che l'attende. Ha affrontato Aryna Sabalenka nei suoi due tornei precedenti e ora si prepara ad affrontare una delle giocatrici più forti del circuito sulla terra battuta. Il match segna il loro primo incontro da quando Swiatek ha prevalso in una battaglia di tre set all'Open di Francia 2024.

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