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Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Naomi Osaka Breaks Silence On 'Anxiety' After Revealing Tennis Hiatus Wish
Naomi Osaka is opening up after a rough stretch both on and off the court. Following her early exit from the French Open, the tennis star posted a photo showing painful hand blisters and hinted at taking a break from the sport entirely. Advertisement This all comes just months after Naomi Osaka confirmed her breakup with rapper Cordae, her partner since 2019, and the father of their daughter, Shai, born in July 2023. Naomi Osaka Says Anxiety Will Not Let Her Miss A Workout Europa Press / MEGA Osaka did not hold back this week, giving fans a raw look at the toll tennis is taking on her, physically and mentally. The tennis pro posted a photo of her beat-up hands-on Thursday, revealing painful blisters and scabs on her knuckles. In her Instagram Story, she added a caption that read, "I genuinely cannot bend these fingers all the way. Lol." TMZ noted the injuries have been bothering her since the Italian Open, thanks to the wear and tear of clay courts. Advertisement Later that day, she shared another image showing herself back on a court despite saying she wanted time off. "Me: I'm sick of this. I'm gonna take a break for a while," she wrote above the photo, before joking, "Me a day after my match because I have anxiety if I don't work out." Osaka's honest posts come just days after her first-round exit from the French Open. The Japanese Tennis Player Fears She Will Be Fined For Cursing In A Press Conference Instagram Stories | Naomi Osaka Osaka had a rough exit from the French Open and an even tougher time coping with it afterward, emotionally breaking down and worrying she would be fined after dropping an F-bomb in her post-match interview. Advertisement She broke down in tears after losing to Paula Badosa in the first round. Osaka had taken an early lead but could not hold on, ultimately falling 6-7 (1-7), 6-1, 6-4. Her frustration boiled over during her post-match press conference, where she admitted she was afraid of letting down those around her, especially her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou. The Blast reported that Osaka openly questioned her own performance compared to the high standards of her coach, saying, "He goes from working with, like, the greatest player ever to, like, What the f-ck this is? You know what I mean?" She quickly apologized for the language, adding, "I hope I don't get fined." The Four-Time Grand Slam Champion Confirmed Breakup With Cordae MEGA Osaka appeared to be going through some challenges before arriving at the Open, especially after announcing her split from longtime boyfriend Cordae earlier this year. Advertisement She shared the news with her followers in a now-expired Instagram Story. The message read, "Hi everyone, just wanted to say that Cordae and I are no longer in a relationship." The Blast noted that she made sure to shut down any speculation of drama, writing: "No bad blood at all, he's a great person and an awesome dad. Honestly, really glad our paths crossed because my daughter is my biggest blessing, and I was able to grow a lot from our experiences together." The breakup must have come as a surprise, especially after the two were spotted leaving Jamie Foxx's birthday party a month before looking happy and close. At the time, Osaka wore a red mini dress under a jacket, while Cordae kept things casual in all black. The 27-Year-Old Hints At Uncertainty Over Having More Kids After Tough First Birth Europa Press / MEGA The mother-of-one quietly addressed rumors about expecting a second child before confirming her split from Cordae. The Blast shared that a fan had congratulated Osaka on a supposed pregnancy, wishing her many more children. Advertisement However, she responded with a calm but clear message: she was not pregnant, and if she were, she would not want multiple children due to the trauma she experienced giving birth. In her words: "I just wanna say, I'm not preggos, but if I was, I wouldn't want many more. Because giving birth was traumatic. But thank you, though, for your blessings." Lying in bed during the video, Osaka's honest reply won praise from fans and other mothers who understood her struggles with childbirth. Naomi Osaka Showed Off Intense Training Routine After Giving Birth / MEGA Just a month after welcoming her baby girl in July 2023, Osaka was already back at it. The news outlet noted that, despite labeling childbirth "traumatic," the star athlete wasted no time getting back into shape, posting a series of Instagram photos and videos of her rigorous workouts. Advertisement In one striking image, Osaka showcased her athletic physique, clearly far removed from her postpartum days, wearing a sporty outfit that accentuated her flat stomach. But her comeback was not easy. A video showed her struggling to lift a heavy fitness tank with her trainer standing on it, followed by clips of her sprinting downhill, playfully telling her coach she hated him while catching her breath. Whether or not she takes a full break, Naomi Osaka's message is clear: she is willing to push through pain, both physical and emotional.
Hindustan Times
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Charles Schwab Challenge prize money: Here's how much winner takes home? Purse, favourites and other details
The PGA Tour wraps up its swing through Texas this week, returning to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for the 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge. Set at the Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, with a $9.5 million purse on the line. The winner of the Charles Schwab Challenge will walk away with $1.71 million, the tournament's iconic Tartan jacket, and one seriously cool bonus: a vintage ride known as the 'Schwab Defender,' a 1992 classic that's a treat for car lovers. ALSO READ| Brittney Griner appears to hurl racist slur, F-bomb at Caitlin Clark; fans demand WNBA investigation Now, all eyes this week are on Scottie Scheffler. Fresh off his third major victory at the PGA Championship and a dominant win at the CJ Cup, Byron Nelson, just a couple of weeks ago, Scheffler is chasing a rare third-straight victory. One player who got off to a red-hot start was John Pak, carding a 7-under 63 on Thursday to take the early lead. If he can hold onto that form, he could be a surprise name atop the leaderboard come Sunday. While the champion gets the biggest check, here's what's at stake all the way down the board: Second place earns $1.035 million, third gets $655,500, and payouts continue all the way through 70th place, which nets $19,475. ALSO READ| Brittney Griner walks away from interview, hurls F word at referee amid Caitlin Clark racial slur row 1. $1.71 million (Winner) 2: $1.035 million 3: $655,500 4: $465,500 5: $389,500 6: $344,375 7: $320,625 8: $296,875 9: $277,875 10: $258,875 11: $239,875 12: $220,875 13: $201,875 14: $182,875 15: $173,375 16: $163,875 17: $154,375 18: $144,875 19: $135,375 20: $125,875 21: $116,375 22: $106,875 23: $99,275 24: $91,675 25: $84,075 26: $76,475 27: $73,625 28: $70,775 29: $67,925 30: $65,075 31: $62,225 32: $59,375 33: $55,337 34: $54,150 35: $51,775 36: $49,400 37: $47,025 38: $45,125 39: $43,225 40: $41,325 41: $39,425 42: $37,525 43: $35,625 44: $33,725 45: $31,825 46: $29,925 47: $28,025 48: $26,505 49: $25,175 50: $24,415 51: $23,845 52: $23,275 53: $22,895 54: $22,515 55: $22,325 56: $22,135 57: $21,954 58: $21,755 59: $21,565 60: $21,375 61: $21,185 62: $20,995 63: $20,805 64: $20,615 65: $20,425 66: $20,235 67: $20,045 68: $19,855 69: $19,655 70: $19,475
Hindustan Times
25-05-2025
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
Brittney Griner walks away from interview, hurls F word at referee amid Caitlin Clark racial slur row
The Atlanta Dream picked up their second win of the 2025 WNBA season on Saturday, beating the Dallas Wings 83-75. While the Dream pulled away in the second half, much of the spotlight was on Brittney Griner, who's averaging just under 15 points and seven rebounds per game this season, and was off to a solid start. ALSO READ| Brittney Griner appears to hurl racist slur, F-bomb at Caitlin Clark; fans demand WNBA investigation During a live halftime interview, instead of breaking down her game or offering the usual commentary, Griner's attention shifted elsewhere. She spotted the referees walking by and made a beeline straight to them. Clearly unhappy with some of the first-half officiating, she didn't hold back.'Be f**king better,' she was heard saying at the end of her exchange with the refs. Fans were quick to take this to socials. 'Saw this live thank you for clipping this I was laughing so hard,' one posted. 'Worst trade in US history,' another commented. 'I don't agree with Griner on how she handled this and what she did to the refs but I totally get her frustration. Watching these #WNBA already this season officiating is atrocious and egregious. Griner is just willing to actually say something,' one said. Griner returned to her interview and turned to CBS's broadcast team, including analyst Renee Montgomery and sideline reporter Angel Gray, to offer a quick, candid apology. 'Sorry, y'all.' ALSO READ| Caitlin Clark says it was too loud to hear alleged racial comments but supports WNBA investigation Notably, earlier, the Dream star poked another social uproar when a video of hurling a racist slur came to notice. Netizens speculated that her 'trash f**king white girl' comment was targeted at Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark. This is Griner's first year with the Dream after being on the Phoenix Mercury her whole career. In 2022, she was prevented from continuing with that franchise after being arrested in Russia and charged with smuggling, due to hash oil traces. She was later cleared and returned to the US.
The 42
24-05-2025
- Sport
- The 42
'I'll probably fly out to Ibiza in the morning' - Katie McCabe revels in Champions League glory
KATIE MCCABE CORRECTED herself after initially saying she was in 'disbelief' at Arsenal's shock 1-0 Women's Champions League final success over Barcelona at Lisbon's Jose Alvalade Stadium. 'Well, no, actually, I believe it', McCabe told TNT Sport, 'because we suffered together today. 'Barcelona threw absolutely everything at us', McCabe added, before apologising for a stray F-bomb on live TV, 'but we kept together. We rode it out, we rode the storm, and our game-changers came on and we made sure we got runs in behind, and Stina got the goal in the end. It was unbelievable.' Swedish striker Stina Blackstenius' 74th-minute goal ultimately proved decisive against the favoured Catalan giants, with Renee Slegers' Gunners dethroning the side that had won three of the last four Champions League titles. It was Arsenal's first Champions League success since 2007, the second in their history, with Republic of Ireland captain McCabe playing the full 98 minutes in the Portuguese capital. Advertisement 'It's unbelievable to give this to our fans, to our families, to the players that have been here for so long, to the players that have come and gone,' said McCabe, who was draped in an Irish tricolour. "It's an unbelievable day for the club" ✨ Katie McCabe reflects on a career-defining achievement for Arsenal Women as UWCL champions. 📺 @tntsports & @discoveryplusUK — Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) May 24, 2025 The Dubliner went on to pay tribute to former teammates such as TNT pundit Fara Williams, whom she credited — along with Emma Byrne and Emma Mitchell — for taking her under their tutelage in North London when she was a 'young, naive kid that came over from Dublin'. England legend Williams, who shared a moment with her former Gunners teammate before interviewing McCabe alongside presenter Becky Ives at pitchside, said of their embrace: 'I was just saying to her how proud I am of Katie. 'Katie's been at Arsenal now for 10 years and done so much for the club, and probably doesn't get the credit she deserves,' added Williams, who won an FA Cup with Arsenal alongside McCabe in 2016. 'She's a phenomenal athlete. She wears her heart on her sleeve. I think we saw that today in her performance, in her celebration, and in her talking emotionally after the game.' While Pere Romeu's Barca were heavily fancied to seal their fourth European title in five years against English opponents who finished a distant second in the Women's Super League, McCabe said that she and her Arsenal teammates had never subscribed to that consensus. The Gunners, who topped a group including Bayern Munich and overcame first-leg deficits against both Real Madrid and Lyon in the previous two knockout rounds, were imbued by the hard road to Lisbon, the 29-year-old explained. 'The word got thrown around during the week, 'underdogs', but we deserved to be in this final,' said McCabe. 'We've been in this since the very start, having to qualify for the tournament. We had to get good results in the group stage. In the knockout rounds, we bounced back, we kept going, we kept being resilient, persistent. 'We were ruthless in front of goal. We just needed one chance today and Stina took it.' Asked by presenter Ives where in Lisbon she and her Arsenal teammates intended to celebrate, McCabe replied: 'An undisclosed location… I'll probably fly out to Ibiza in the morning, I'd say!'
Time of India
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Time of India
Who is Reggie Miller? Exploring the life of the NBA legend
Who is Reggie Miller? Exploring life of the NBA legend (Image Sources: Getty Images) On Tuesday, May 21, 2025, Indiana Pacers player Tyrese Haliburton's headlines came during Game 1 of the final in the Eastern Conference Finals. After scoring a dramatic basket against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, Tyrese Haliburton mimicked a famous "Choke" movement. The step was originally taken by former NBA player Reggie Miller. Many new fans do not want to know who the director is. There is a simple look at his life and NBA history in his famous moments. Reggie Miller is Indiana Pacers' Legend Reggie Miller is one of the biggest names to ever don the Indiana Pacers uniform. He spent his entire NBA career with the Pacers, from 1987 to 2005. He was born on August 24, 1965, in Riverside, California. Reggie Miller is key for his clutch play and three-point shooting but not playing at the playoff game. One of the most prestigious moments in Reggie Miller's career took place on May 7, 1995 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. During game 1 of the Eastern Conference semi-finals, the Pacers played the New York Knicks. Over the last second, Reggie Miller scored 8 points in just 9 seconds, which led to the Indiana Pacers winning. After killing a big shot, he turned to the crowd and pointed "choke", suggesting that Naxes fell under pressure. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo It became one of the most memorable moments in NBA's history. Reggie Miller resigned in 2005 with more than 25,000 career points. He was included in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2012. He now works as a NBA analyst for TNT Sports. A tribute to the classic NBA moment Tyrese Haliburton on May 21, 2025, played a leading role in the Indiana Pacers' return to the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. After making a key shot near the Buzzer, Tyrese Haliburton copied the old celebration of Reggie Miller by grabbing his neck, the same "Choke" gesture used in 1995. After the game, Tyrese Haliburton said in a postgame interview: "I wasn't thinking of doing it. Everyone said I should do it last year, but it felt right. It happened tonight. If I knew it was a two-pointer, I might not have done it." Tyrese Haliburton reminds the fans of Miller's legacy in his move and shows how much history still has in the NBA Arena, like Madison Square Garden. Also Read: Charles Barkley caught on hot mic dropping F-bomb during TNT NBA broadcast Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.
