Naomi Osaka overcame injury to secure her place in the quarterfinals of the Japan Open, defeating defending champion Suzan Lamens. The emotional victory saw Osaka battling through discomfort in her left leg. The four-time Grand Slam champion is competing in her first tournament in Japan in three years and aims to build on her recent [ ]
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