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Osaka takes in beautiful views on her Haiti vacation

ByJordaan Sanford

Published Sep 25, 2020

Naomi Osaka is fresh off her US Open victory and the now three-time Grand Slam champion is treating herself to a nice relaxing vacation after a tremendous couple of weeks in New York.

The 22-year-old won't be traveling to Paris to compete at Roland Garros this week due to nagging left hamstring injury. However, Osaka did travel to Haiti.

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It's obviously hard to win major titles but add being a social activist on top of that and it can very overwhelming. Osaka, who wore masks of killed Black men and women, used their memories to leave every ounce of fight she had on the court.

According to the world No. 3, it didn't have any negative affects, and that was clearly shown on the court as she defeated an on-fire Jennifer Brady in the semifinals and Victoria Azarenka in the final.

The half-Japanese, half-Haitian star was spotted soaking up the sun and relaxing by the pool. Which is well deserved after she also just earned a spot in Times 100 most influential people list for 2020.

"Haiti is such a vibe," Osaka wrote on Twitter.

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There have been no announcements as far as Osaka's next tournament, but she will surely take her time healing, and will be back making a positive impact for the sport and beyond in no time.