Naomi Osaka responds calmly to the end of her U.S. Open run, saying she is taking a long view on her major title wait. After her departure from the tournament, she frames the drought as both lengthy and manageable in light of what has happened in her personal and professional life.
Both outlets note that Osaka has shown encouraging form since returning to the tour. The Hindu highlights that she reaches a U.S. Open semi-final and a Wimbledon quarter-final, signaling continued progress on major stages. Osaka also attributes her mindset to the broader changes in her life, suggesting that her perspective on timelines is shaped by events outside tennis.
While the outlets focus on the same post-exit message, they differ mainly in emphasis. The Hindu foregrounds the contrast between the drought feeling long and short, while Channel NewsAsia presents the same core theme—Osaka taking her major-title wait in stride—without adding additional event details in the provided excerpt.
