ROME, May 10 — Rafael Nadal said that he can no longer afford to fear injury after battling into the second round of the Rome Open yesterday, with Roland Garros looming on the...
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Should he progress further Nadal also has last year’s winner, world number four Daniil Medvedev, and the beaten finalist Holger Rune on his side of the draw. “I am not talking only about Roland Garros. I am talking about the next match. I need to lose this fear. Matches like today help.“Some moments I was moving faster. Some moments not. I need to get used to that, to take that risk... I feel more ready to try it than before.”
The hard-hitting Belgian pushed his big-name rival all the way, briefly looking like he might win the biggest match of his career to date before Nadal fought back to take victory.Naomi Osaka continued her winning return to Rome by seeing off Marta Kostyuk in straight sets, 6-3, 6-2 to set up a third-round clash with 10th-seed Daria Kasatkina.
Osaka is ranked at 173 in the world after taking a break from the tour to have her first child but looked a class above Kostyuk, winning the rain-interrupted match in 71 minutes.
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