Can you still call it a comeback if the person you came back against was yourself? That seemed to be the case as Naomi Osaka seemingly woke up from a deep tennis slumber after being routed by Victoria Azarenka 6-1 in the first set, gaining her strength (and her blistering forehand) just in time for a 1-6, 6-3, 6-3 victory to become the newest U.S. Open women’s champion—the second Open title for Osaka after her legendary (memorable, controversial, etc.) win over Serena Williams two years ago.
Osaka celebrated her win—after racquet bumps with Azarenka, who played lights-out throughout the tourney but couldn’t find that extra gear today—by returning to mid-court, laying on her back, and focusing a meditative gaze skyward. “I always see everyone sort of collapse after match point,” Osaka said later by way of explanation, “but I always think that you may injure yourself, so I wanted to do it safely.” (Her boyfriend, rapper Cordae, wasn’t quite so zen—he leapt from his seat at the stadium, pumping his fist in the air so hard that his mask almost came loose.)
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